Immigrants wishing to establish a new business in British Columbia and apply for the British Columbia BC PNP – Base Category have to go through a 2 step process.

First, they must register an Expression Of Interest (EOI) to show their interest in immigrating into British Columbia. For that, they need to include a Business Concept. This BC PNP Business Concept accounts for 40% of the first stage of the application and is thus immensely important.

If the registration scores highly enough, the applicants will receive an Invitation To Apply (ITA) where they will be required to submit a detailed Business Plan. The Business Plan should build off of the Business Concept provided in the first application stage. This is where applicants are able to provide justification and backup for the claims made in the first stage of the application and can make a strong case for the potential of their business concept.

In order to increase the potential for success, the BC PNP business plan must adhere to a specific format and be written in a convincing, believable manner. Many businesses are submitted every year, but even a fantastic proposal could be denied as a result of a poor-quality business plan.

As an applicant to the British Columbia PNP program, you must present two first-class business documents. Don’t leave anything to chance; you can count on the expertise of our professional team of business plan writers to make your application stand out. Contact us to learn more about how we can help you make the most out of your application.