British Columbia Issues 13 Entrepreneur Invitations — Selection Remains Competitive
British Columbia issued 13 Base and fewer than 5 Regional entrepreneur invitations in February 2026. High scores and limited intake confirm a strong focus on execution-ready proposals.
Summary
On February 10, 2026, British Columbia issued 13 invitations under the Entrepreneur Immigration – Base stream (minimum score 121) and fewer than 5 invitations under the Regional stream (minimum score 105). Intake volume remains limited and consistent with prior rounds.
Analysis
The significance of this draw is not the number itself, but the continued pattern of controlled intake. British Columbia has not expanded entrepreneur invitation volume. The program remains score-sensitive and competitive.
The scoring system continues to reward:
Strong capital structure clarity
Realistic job creation sequencing
Operational feasibility
Clear regional alignment
Applicants relying primarily on meeting minimum thresholds without demonstrable execution logic are unlikely to remain competitive.
What This Means for Entrepreneurs
BC’s current selection environment favors businesses that are:
Execution-ready
Commercially defensible
Financially sustainable beyond minimum investment
Entrepreneur candidates should focus on strengthening operational substance rather than simply meeting eligibility criteria.


