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Canada offers many ways for immigrants to work, live and make a permanent settlement in the country. Ontario PNP is a great option for those seeking permanent residence in the nation.

New Two Ontario Business Immigration Streams of Ontario include corporate class and the Entrepreneur class. Both of these classifications would work as an integral part of the OOPNP - Opportunities Ontario Provincial Nominee Program; and would enable the government to invite immigrants selected as a part of provincial nomination program.

Provincial nomination programs or rather PNPs are another lucrative alternative that can be used by willing immigrants ready to move to Canada through business or investments. PNP for Businessman And Investors schemes are planned and managed independently by the provinces in close coordination with, and as per directions of CIC. Currently, Canadian provinces of British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan and Yukon are running their independent business and investments schemes. The provincial nomination schemes are regarded as a shortcut and quicker way of gaining entry into Canada as the authorities processes requests on priority.

The stunningly beautiful Canadian province of Ontario is regarded a very well-liked and favored immigration hotspot of Canada. Majority of the migrants to Canada migrate to Ontario for various purposes.

Many Canadian provinces and territories have their own provincial nominee programmes mainly to attract businessmen and investors.

Ontario an important province of Canada hosts its own independent Provincial Nomination Program for three categories and nominates applicants for Canadian PR visa.

Ontario Provincial Nominee Program is an state based immigration scheme that is run by authorities of the independently. In the current year edition of the state based scheme, the authorities are aiming to select 5200 applicants for the sponsorship endorsements. The scheme is classified under different categories.