Top Provinces to Move to Canada from the U.S.

Last year in 2021, over 12,000 U.S. residents moved to Canada for different reasons, including work-life balance, better climate, employment, and more. They settled in different parts of Canada, among which the following are the top provinces:

Ontario

Ontario is one of the most popular destinations among new immigrants in Canada. With the largest economy in Canada, a few top industries in Ontario include finance, manufacturing, arts and sciences, and tourism.

Toronto is the largest Canadian city, offering easy public transportation, bicycle-friendly surroundings, better job opportunities and much more.

On average, the accommodation cost for renting a two-bedroom apartment in Toronto is approximately CAD 2100.

Alberta

Located on the western edge of the Rocky Mountains, Alberta is known for its picturesque landscapes. Alberta is one of Canada’s economic powerhouses and the centre of the Canadian energy industry.

The overall cost of living is generally lower than in other large Canadian cities. For example, it costs around CAD 1542 for a two-bedroom apartment in Calgary.

With Calgary being the largest city in Canada, the city offers a plethora of adventure sports options like hiking, skiing, etc.

British Columbia

Nestled on Canada's Pacific coast, British Columbia is surrounded by beautiful beaches to its west and the Rockies to its east. Vancouver is one of the most popular cities in British Columbia, Canada, for newcomers for its mild climate, the flourishing tech industry, excellent social programs, and more.

Manitoba

This prairie province is located between Ontario and Saskatchewan and is known for its lowest unemployment rates in Canada. Manitoba's provincial economy revolves mainly around its natural resource exporting, mining, and forestry.

On average, Manitoba's living cost is quite affordable compared to other Canadian provinces. For instance, for a two-bedroom flat in Winnipeg, you need to be approximately CAD 1300.

How to apply for a Canada PR visa as a provincial nominee?

Each Canadian province has its own Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), and if you qualify for any of the PNPs, you get a provincial nomination to apply for Canadian PR.

If you are interested in migrating to Canada via a provincial nomination pathway, you may connect with our team of advisors on Toll-Free No. 78-18-000-777 or drop an email at info@visasavenue.com.

- Rajneesh Kumar