Skills Immigration

The Skills Immigration stream targets skilled workers with the qualifications and experience needed to fill high-demand positions in British Columbia. This pathway offers a route to permanent residency for individuals who can contribute to the province's workforce.

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Express Entry B.C

The Express Entry B.C stream aligns with the federal Express Entry system, providing a faster pathway to permanent residency for skilled workers who meet the labor needs of British Columbia. Candidates in the federal Express Entry pool may be nominated by the province.

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Entrepreneur Immigration

The Entrepreneur Immigration stream is designed for experienced business owners and managers who wish to invest in or start a business in British Columbia. Successful applicants can obtain permanent residency while helping to grow the province's economy.

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BC PNP Tech

The BC PNP Tech stream targets skilled workers in the technology sector. It offers a streamlined pathway to permanent residency for tech professionals who have a job offer in one of the province’s thriving tech companies.

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Other Provincial Nominee Programs

Yukon

The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is designed for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and individuals with specialized experience who wish to settle in Yukon. This program offers pathways for candidates with specific job offers and those with skills that align with the territory’s labor market needs.

Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and farmers who wish to live and work in Saskatchewan. The program has streams for both individuals with specific job offers and those with experience in high-demand occupations.

Prince Edward Island

The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) offers immigration pathways for skilled workers, business owners, and international graduates. It provides opportunities to settle and contribute to the province’s economy while pursuing permanent residency.

Ontario

Ontario’s Provincial Nominee Program (OINP) is designed for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and graduates who wish to live and work in Ontario. The program offers several streams, including pathways for in-demand professionals and business owners.

Nova Scotia

The Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NS PNP) targets skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international graduates. The program offers multiple pathways to permanent residency, allowing applicants to settle and contribute to Nova Scotia’s growing economy.

Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP) caters to skilled workers, business investors, and individuals who aim to build their future in the Northwest Territories. The program provides opportunities for applicants with job offers in key industries or those with entrepreneurial ambitions to contribute to the region’s economic growth.

Newfoundland and Labrador

The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NL PNP) supports skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs interested in contributing to the province’s economy. The program helps meet local labor market demands while offering a path to permanent residency.

New Brunswick

New Brunswick’s Provincial Nominee Program (NB PNP) is for skilled workers and entrepreneurs who want to contribute to the province’s labor market. The program includes streams for skilled professionals, business owners, and those with ties to the province.

Manitoba

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) offers several immigration pathways for skilled workers, business owners, and international graduates who wish to live and work in Manitoba. Successful applicants can apply for permanent residency after meeting the program's criteria.

Alberta

Alberta’s Provincial Nominee Program (AINP) targets skilled workers, semi-skilled workers, and entrepreneurs who wish to live and work in Alberta. The program offers pathways for individuals to apply for permanent residency while contributing to the province’s thriving economy.