British Columbia Conducts First PNP Draw of 2025

British Columbia held its first Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw of the year on January 28, 2025, issuing invitations under the Entrepreneur Immigration (EI) stream.

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Draw Highlights:

• Base Category : Minimum score – 123 | Invitations – <5
• Regional Pilot : Minimum score – 123 | Invitations – <5

This draw reaffirms British Columbia’s commitment to attracting business-minded individuals looking to invest and establish businesses in the province. The EI stream provides opportunities for experienced entrepreneurs to contribute to BC’s economy while gaining a pathway to Canadian permanent residency.

With BC’s strong economy, business-friendly environment, and high quality of life, the province remains a prime destination for entrepreneurs. If you’re interested in applying for BC PNP’s Entrepreneur Immigration stream, Universal Adviser can help you navigate the process efficiently. Contact us today for expert assistance!

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