Provincial Nominee Program - Canada

Following is the list of programs with their specialization, you may compare and choose the best suited one:

Canada offers a few Provincial Nominee programs which allow different provinces and territory to develop immigration programs which target the kinds of workers or immigrants they need or want to recruit and attract around the world who are able to immigrate and establish a business in a respective province.

Alberta Immigration

Alberta is a beautiful province with a stable economy which is growing rapidly. Alberta is surrounded by natural beauty, no provincial sales tax, public health care and excellent education system. There you will find an abundance of national parks and there are extra-curricular activities and leisure activities which you could enjoy along with work.

British Columbia

British Columbia is naturally rich with mountain pine beetle infestation and you can expand the business by utilizing the same. Immigrate to British Columbia for experiencing setting up a business which can support innovation and economic growth in the province.

Manitoba

Manitoba is an easternmost province, where you can take a delight of a low cost of living, a high standard of living, a low unemployment rate and mixed population of every continent, possibly the world. There’s a world of opportunity awaiting you in the province of Manitoba.

New Brunswick Immigration

New Brunswick is one of eastern Canada's Maritime provinces. It nominates, qualified business people from around the world who will live in New Brunswick and contribute to the local economy.

Ontario

Ontario is the most populous city in Canada and the hub of the Canadian economy. Its manufacturing, finance, tourism and other industries attract numerous immigrants to settle in the province and contribute to strong, diversified economy.

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan is a province where the economy is thriving and you will have countless opportunities here as it is always looking for entrepreneurs ready to help to advance the province’s growth.