Business Immigration Programs
Start-Up Visa
The start-up visa in Canada is a type of visa that allows entrepreneurs to enter the country and work on their start-up for a specific period of time, usually a few years. The program is designed to attract talented individuals who can create jobs and boost the Canadian economy. To be eligible for the start-up visa, applicants must meet specific requirements, including having a workable business plan, obtaining funding, and meeting language and education criteria. Once approved, start-up visa holders are granted permanent residency and can continue to grow their business in Canada.
Self-Employed
The self-employed immigration program in Canada is designed for individuals who have relevant experience in cultural activities, athletics, or farm management. This program is intended for those who are interested in starting their own business or becoming self-employed in Canada. Applicants are evaluated based on their ability to contribute to the Canadian economy through their cultural or athletic experience, or their ability to establish and manage a farm in Canada. Successful applicants may be granted permanent residency in Canada.
Provincial Entrepreneur Programs
The Provincial Nominee Program for Entrepreneurs in Canada is designed to attract and retain experienced business owners and entrepreneurs who are interested in investing in and operating a business in a specific province or territory. The program aims to help boost economic growth and create jobs in those regions. Applicants must meet certain eligibility criteria, including experience owning or managing a business, a minimum net worth, and a business plan that outlines their proposed investment and job creation. Successful applicants are nominated by the province or territory and may then apply for permanent residency in Canada.