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R708983, RCIC ramzi@cedartreeimmigration.com
The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program offers job opportunities for the qualified, skilled workers, professionals, managers, technical experts, traders and experienced entrepreneurs to work and settle with the family and even get the permanent residency in the British Columbia. To qualify, the aspirants must first accept a valid job offer from the employer from British Columbia. The employer must meet the eligibility criteria and fulfill set of responsibilities through application process and be willing to support the application.
There are 3 different ways that BC PNP offers for an individual to become the permanent resident in British Columbia and each of the three ways has different categories. The classification depends on the job requirement, international student status and National Occupational Classification (NOC) Skill level.
It is for skilled and semi-skilled workers to work and settle in British Columbia. The categories under skill immigration are:
Skilled worker category
Healthcare professional category
International graduate category
International post graduate category
Entry level and semi-skilled worker category
Express Entry B.C. uses point based invitation system and registration, and the application is done online. The categories under Express Entry B.C are:
Skilled worker category
Healthcare professional category
International graduate category
International post graduate category
It is for entrepreneurs who want to manage or start a business in British Columbia.
Entrepreneur Immigration Category : for senior managers or business owners who are ready to invest in a business in British Columbia.
Entrepreneur Immigration — Regional Pilot : for international entrepreneurs who wish to establish a new business in British Columbia.
Strategic Projects Category : for foreign controlled companies who wants to set up business operation in British Columbia.
There are important eligibility criteria for BC PNP that the applicant should have.
The individual must accept a full-time, indeterminate job offer from a British Columbia employer
The job must be listed in NOC skilled occupation (Skill Type 0 or Skill Level A or B)
The individual should have required qualification to perform the duties of the job
The individual should have at least two years of work experience
The individual should be able to support himself and the dependents
The individual should be eligible for, legal immigration status in Canada
The individual should meet minimum language requirements
The individual should have a wage offer in line with British Columbia wage rates for the particular occupation
The individual who is interested to work and settle in British Columbia should first create online profile and complete the registration process. The applicant will receive the score based on the skills and job requirements. Then applicant will be sent the nomination letter.
After accepting the nomination, the applicant can apply for permanent residence through IRCC.