The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program has extended its Entrepreneur Immigration Regional Pilot for three more years, until March 31, 2024.
The extension will “help communities welcome new entrepreneurs to their regions, and be well-positioned to support recovery post-pandemic,” said a statement from the BC PNP.
The Regional Pilot aims to attract motivated and experienced entrepreneurs to open a business in smaller communities of British Columbia and contribute to their specific labour needs.
It was initially a two-year pilot, with enrolment opened in early 2019.
British Columbia reports 65 communities sign up in the initial pilot phase. “Many will receive new entrepreneurs in their communities once international travel restrictions are lifted,” the statement said.
“Over the past two years, it has demonstrated its ability to attract entrepreneurs from around the world and to contribute to regional economic development needs, despite the impacts of COVID-19.”
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