British Columbia Provincial Nomination

BC PNP, also called the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program, is a combination of emigration pathways allowing and facilitating the foreign people to become Canadian permanent residents in B.C. The economic maturity of B.C. depends on quite experienced and qualified personalities to meet the requirements of the labour demand. BC PNP supports high charge foreign operators and experienced entrepreneurs to gain continual residency in B.C.

British Columbia Provincial Nomination Educational Assessment:

An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) is an autonomous appraisal of your foreign degree, certificate, or another credential. It confirms that your qualification is accurate and equal to Canadian credentials. An ECA can improve your certification score.

Having an ECA can improve your score of registration. An ECA may also be needed as a component of your BC PNP EE application if required for the IRCC Express Entry profile.

After the issuance of ECA, the result is valid for 5 years.

British Columbia Provincial Nomination Language Ability

Through the designated agency, you must take the language test for the following categories.

• The (BC Express Entry Stream (BCEE)) categories
• The BC Entrepreneur Immigration (BCEI) category
• The BC Skills Immigration (BCSI) categories

Language tests are valid for 2 years. You do not have to record new test results if the old results are not expired. Performing an eligible test may increase your registration score and grow your applicability.

Invitation to Apply

Periodically, they suggest the great-scoring registrants in each class to employ for the BC PNP. Then they choose successful candidates to hire to IRCC for permanent residence. 

The amount and repetition of invitations to join are based on annual appointment allocations from the Canadian government (IRCC) and our capability to prepare applications in a timely way.

Avoid The Fraud And Scams

Immigration fraud is a severe crime and can be adopted in multiple forms. The primary type of scammers is phone call scammers. Email, telephone, and internet fraudsters can be very persuasive. They will use all kinds of formulas and tactics to seek and defraud you for your data or payment. So beware of them and report them to the Canadian anti-fraud center for your safety.