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Whether you're interested in moving to BC permanently, working in BC, investing in BC, starting a business in BC, or visiting BC, you'll find the information you need to inspire your journey right here.
Working in British Columbia
Several programs allow you to work in BC. These include temporary workers, skilled workers, Provincial Nominees, and investors or business owners. Find out which is best for you.
You can join us in British Columbia as a Temporary Worker, an International Student, or an Immigrant.
Temporary Workers
Temporary workers are people who want to live and work in Canada for a specific amount of time.
International Students
International students are people who are interested in a world class B.C. education. British Columbia has programs for students from around the world to complete their academic studies and improve their English while gaining international experience. International students in BC can apply to work part-time while studying, and immigration programs such as the PNP and the Canadian Experience Class allow international students in BC the opportunity to remain in Canada permanently after their studies.
Immigrants
Immigrants are people who want to move to Canada to build a new life here. There are several ways to apply to be a permanent resident and live in British Columbia.
Permits and Visas
Please remember, if you want to stay in British Columbia, you will need to apply for a temporary residency visa, a work permit, a study visa or a permanent resident card.
Using a consultant: You do not need to hire an immigration consultant to help you immigrate.
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Temporary Resident Visa: International students, temporary workers and residents of certain countries will need to apply for a temporary resident visa to stay in British Columbia.
Work Permit: If you want to work in British Columbia, you may need to apply for a work permit.
Study Permit: To stay in British Columbia as an International Student, you may need a study permit. Information is available on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website
Permanent Resident Card: This card means you can live, work and study anywhere in Canada and apply for citizenship.


