Business immigration has a positive impact on British Columbia

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Published: May 25, 2010

Business immigration programs are being praised for their success in the beautiful province of British Columbia (BC), as more and more new Canadians are making an impact on BC’s economy while enjoying the province’s high quality of life.

Since 2002, business immigration programs have been responsible for more than $603-million in investment in the province, as well as the creation of more than 2500 new jobs. However, it is not only the province that is benefitting from business immigration. Business immigrants extol the virtues of living in Canada’s gateway to the Pacific.

Business immigrants choose to settle in BC for a number of reasons. The province and its most well-know cities, Vancouver and Victoria, consistently appear at or near the top of the rankings in studies or surveys of the best places to live in the world. In addition, the province is home to the University of British Columbia, a respected university that the children of business immigrants frequently attend.

"The economy has some influence, but in the [business] class, quality of life is a consideration that's equally important,” said Moira Stilwell, BC’s Advanced Education and Labour Development Minister.

There are numerous ways to immigrate to British Columbia as a businessperson:

Contact the professionals at Campbell Cohen to find out which Business immigration program is right for you. You can also fill out our free Business Immigration Eligibility Assessment questionnaire and receive a response within 24 hours.

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