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Canada Business Immigration
Canada is a land of opportunities for businesspeople and entrepreneurs seeking to expand their businesses. The country offers various immigration programs that cater to the needs of investors, self-employed individuals, and entrepreneurs to enhance economic growth and create employment opportunities. Canada’s business immigration programs are designed to attract talented individuals who can contribute to the country’s economy and create jobs for Canadians.
Business Immigration Programs in Canada
The following are the Canadian business immigration programs that an individual can consider:
- Start-up Visa Program: This program is designed for entrepreneurs who have innovative business ideas that can create jobs in Canada. The program provides entrepreneurs with the opportunity to obtain permanent residency in Canada, provided they can secure funding from a designated Canadian angel investor group, venture capital fund or business incubator. Successful applicants must also meet certain language and education requirements.
- Self-Employed Person Program: This program is designed for individuals who have experience in cultural or athletic activities, or who are willing to establish a farm in Canada. To qualify, applicants must have relevant experience and be able to demonstrate their ability to become self-employed in Canada.
- Provincial Nominee Program (PNP): This program targets experienced business owners who wish to establish or purchase an existing business in Canada. Applicants must demonstrate their ability to create jobs for Canadians and contribute to the country’s economy. The program requires applicants to have a minimum net worth and invest at least CAD $3,50,000 in their business venture. There are a few provincial Nominee Business Immigration programs under this category.
The major Business Immigration Programs are as follows
Self Employed Category
Self-employed Persons Program allows foreign nationals to immigrate to Canada permanently as self-employed persons who can contribute to the economic development of Canada.