British Columbia Provincial Nominee Programs
Your Pathway to BC
The BC PNP, encompassing both the Regional Pilot and Base Category programs, presents unique opportunities for entrepreneurs to immigrate to British Columbia by starting or expanding a business. At Mikel Consulting, we specialize in offering detailed guidance and comprehensive support to navigate these program requirements effectively. Our expertise ensures that entrepreneurs maximize their prospects for success, achieving provincial nomination and ultimately securing Canadian permanent residency.
Why Choose Mikel Consulting?
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PROVEN EXPERTISE
Trusted Collaboration: Partnered with hundreds of top immigration lawyers and leading law firms across Canada.
Extensive Experience: Crafted over 1,000 business plans tailored for key immigration programs like the Start-Up Visa, LMIA C11 & C10, and Intra-Company Transfer.
IRCC Success: Leveraged deep IRCC expertise to successfully navigate and process applications through Designated Organizations and the IRCC, securing approvals for clients nationwide.
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SEAMLESS PROCESS
Swift Turnaround: First drafts ready within 7-10 business days, perfectly timed for immigration deadlines..
Compliance Focused: Meticulously crafted to meet all immigration requirements, ensuring smooth application processes.
Results-Driven Outcomes: Designed with the end goal in mind—achieving successful immigration approvals and a seamless transition to Canada.
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STRATEGIC INSIGHT & SUPPORT
Expert Knowledge: We know precisely what the IRCC looks for, crafting plans that emphasize innovation, technology, and economic viability tailored to each program.
Comprehensive Solutions: From conceptualizing the business idea to delivering a complete, submission-ready business plan, we guide you every step of the way.
Tailored Financials: We structure financials to showcase strong economic value, ensuring your business stands out as viable and impactful.
Pick A BC PNP Program
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Base Program Business Concept
Craft a compelling and innovative business concept that meets the requirements of the BC PNP Base program, showcasing your entrepreneurial vision and potential.
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Base Program Business Plan
Develop a comprehensive and well-structured business plan tailored to the BC PNP Base program, demonstrating the feasibility and growth potential of your business idea.
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Regional Pilot Business Concept
Formulate a strong and strategic business concept specifically designed for the BC PNP Regional Pilot program, aligning with the economic priorities of participating regional communities.
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Regional Pilot Business Plan
Create a detailed and persuasive business plan customized for the BC PNP Regional Pilot program, outlining your business goals, strategies, and potential economic benefits for the regional community.
Learn About the Stream Differences
Base Category
The Base Category Program is designed for seasoned entrepreneurs seeking to establish new businesses or acquire and expand existing businesses in British Columbia.
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Within the last 10 years, applicants must have accumulated a minimum of 3+ years of experience as a business owner-manager, OR 4+ years of experience as a senior manager, OR a combined total of 1+ year as a business owner-manager and 2+ years as a senior manager.
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Have a net worth of $600,000 or more.
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To meet the requirement, applicants must have either obtained a post-secondary credential or have a minimum of 36 months of experience as an active business owner-manager within the last 60 months, with 100% ownership in the business.
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Submission of a business proposal is required for either the establishment of a new business or the acquisition of an existing business in British Columbia.
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Ownership stake of 33.33% or higher is required.
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Investment of $200,000 or above is required.
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It is mandatory to generate employment for at least one full-time equivalent position for either a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.
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Anywhere in British Columbia.
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No, but it is recommended.
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A minimum language proficiency level of CLB 4 (Canadian Language Benchmark) or its equivalent in English or French is required. Applicants must provide a copy of valid language proficiency test results during the final report submission.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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A cumulative score of 200 points is required, with 120 points allocated for the self-declared section and 80 points for the business concept section. The business concept section necessitates a minimum score of 40 points. To be eligible, the total score must reach a minimum of 115 points.
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Registrations are scored within 6 weeks.
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If you receive an invitation to apply, it is mandatory to obtain a net worth verification report.
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Application decisions are typically made within 4 months.
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Yes.
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18 months after issuance of a work permit.
Regional Pilot
The Regional Pilot program aims to entice entrepreneurs to join and support regional communities by establishing new businesses that align with the economic development priorities of those communities.
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Within the last 5 years, applicants must have accumulated a minimum of 3+ years of experience as a business owner-manager, OR 4+ years of experience as a senior manager, OR a combined total of 1+ year as a business owner-manager and 2+ years as a senior manager.
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Have a net worth of $300,000 or more.
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To meet the requirement, applicants must have either obtained a post-secondary credential or have a minimum of 36 months of experience as an active business owner-manager within the last 60 months, with 100% ownership in the business.
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To proceed, it is necessary to submit a business proposal for the establishment of a new business in British Columbia and receive a referral from an enrolled community.
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Ownership stake of 51% or higher is required.
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Investment of $100,000 or above is required.
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It is mandatory to generate employment for at least one full-time equivalent position for either a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada.
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Participating communities.
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Yes, an exploratory visit is required.
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A minimum language proficiency level of CLB 4 (Canadian Language Benchmark) or its equivalent in English or French is required. Applicants must provide a copy of valid language proficiency test results during the final report submission.
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No.
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Yes.
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To qualify, a minimum total score of 105 points is required, with a total of 200 points available. The self-declared section is worth 140 points, while the business concept section carries 60 points. There is no specific minimum score requirement for the business concept section.
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Registrations are scored within 4 weeks.
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If you receive an invitation to apply, it is mandatory to obtain a net worth verification report.
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Application decisions are typically made within 4 months.
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Yes.
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12 months after issuance of a work permit.
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Speak With An Advisor
We can’t wait to get you approved!
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