Business Migration
Canada is considered as one of the finest destinations to invest and succeed. Canada also welcomes foreign investment and positive contribution towards its economy. Canadian government runs their very own federal investment program which is the most popular business immigration program in the world. In addition to federal programs various provinces introduced their own investment and entrepreneurship-based immigration programs to promote their regional economy. It remains our utmost priority to deliver a hassle-free and pleasant immigration experience. Our skilful advisors and experienced consultants assist you every step of the way with their valuable guidance. The government of Canada selects entrepreneurs or business class migrants based on their ability to become economically established and support the development of its economy.
Some of the popular provincial Entrepreneurial Migration Programs are run by the provinces of Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Quebec. Every program has a unique qualifying criteria but essentially speaking, the key things to consider are the applicant’s business or senior management experience, total net worth, investment capacity, language proficiency, viability of business plan, genuine intent to contribute to the province etc.
Most provinces, also require prospective applicants to conduct an exploratory visit to the Province and research possible opportunities ahead of submitting an Expression of Interest. Our team of professionals spread across Canada can help you plan your visit, while helping you to document the same in an acceptable format for submission along with your application.
The current set of entrepreneurial programs are mostly designed along the work-residence pathway, where the applicant and his family are initially granted a work visa, and subsequent to meeting the conditions of the performance agreement, they are granted a permanent visa. This process could usually anywhere between 12-24 months and is a great opportunity for self employed people, who would normally not be able to qualify under the regular skilled migration