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British Columbia welcomes entrepreneurs from around the world to discover the many business opportunities across all regions of the province. Entrepreneurs can open a business in one of B.C.’s smaller communities and experience first-hand why many choose to live outside of a large urban center for their families.
Through the Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) Regional Pilot, the Province offers an immigration pathway for enterprising individuals who are looking to start a new business in a small community and make B.C. their new home
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HOW WE CAN ASSIST
PROCESS
STEP 1
Meet the eligibility criteria.
We'll give you a thorough evaluation of your profile's eligibility and appropriateness for the various Canada immigration programme.
STEP 2
Register with us.
Before enrolling for our services we will determine that that your application is eligible, our immigration professional will assist you with gathering and verifying the necessary documentation.
Register with WeAbide by signing the retainer’s agreements.
You will receive an online Invoice, which you'll use for the program payment as well as a copy of the agreement between WeAbide and you.
You will receive your login credentials for your online account to submit required information and track your process anytime and from anywhere. Your assigned immigration specialist will always be available online for you to provide you details of your profile and also guide you to proceed with your application process.
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STEP 3
Preparation and Research
You must pay the community an exploratory visit to learn more about it and to talk about your business proposal with the appointed community contact. You can register for the EI-Regional Pilot after your visit by asking the community for a referral. A legitimate language test result that satisfies the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) Level 4 language standard is also required.
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STEP 4
Registration with BC PNP
The registration includes information about your education, language skills, net worth, work and/or business experience, and your prospective business in British Columbia. The BC PNP will invite the registrants with the highest scores after scoring your registration to submit complete applications to the BC PNP. Within four weeks, registrations are normally scored. If accepted, you will have four months starting from the invitation date to submit your application.
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STEP 5
Establish your business and implement the business plan
STEP 6
Meet the business-performance agreement and Apply for PR
Your performance agreement's terms and conditions must be followed, and then you must submit a final report to the BC PNP. You will be nominated for permanent residency if the BC PNP finds that you have complied with all of the requirements from your performance agreement. Final Reports are usually evaluated in four months or less.
Permanent residency application: You may then submit an application to the IRCC to become a permanent resident of Canada under the Provincial Nominee class, along with your spouse, common-law partner, and dependent children (if applicable). Please visit the IRCC website (Economic Immigration Provincial Nominees) to learn about the processing times for applications for permanent residence.
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