Business Immigration

The Government of Canada actively seeks investors, business managers, and entrepreneurs of various backgrounds to apply for multiple fast-tracked Business Immigration Programs. Your experience and business acumen are invaluable assets that can significantly contribute to Canada’s thriving and diverse economy.

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Immigration Evaluation Form

Your Title

Your First Name

Your Last Name

Date of Birth

What is your nationality?

What is your country of residence?

What is your marital status?

Do you have any family members or relatives, living in Canada? Do you have any family members or relatives, living in Canada?

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What is your highest level of education?

What is your area of study?

What is your country of study?

Do you have any full time paid work experience?

Yes

How many years have you worked in the past 10 years?

What is your occupation?

If you have had full time paid work experience, what was the job description?

Do you or your spouse have a job offer from a Canadian employer?

Yes

What is your family's annual income in Canadian dollars?

What is your estimated net worth in Canadian dollars?

What is your level of English (Provable with valid certificate)?

What is your level of French (Provable with valid certificate)?

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Federal Business Immigration Programs

Suppose you are self-employed, looking to invest or start a business in Canada, or want to leverage your net worth to boost the Canadian economy. In that case, several federal programs are designed to accommodate your skills and experience. These include:

Investor Programs: Designed for those who wish to invest substantial capital in the Canadian economy.
Entrepreneur Programs: Targeted at individuals looking to start or purchase a business in Canada.
Self-Employed Programs: Ideal for individuals with significant experience in cultural, athletic, or farming activities.

Provincial Nominee Programs for Business

Each province and territory in Canada operates its own Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), many of which include streams for candidates with entrepreneurial or management experience. Successful applicants receive a provincial nomination, which allows them to apply for permanent residence at the federal level. Some of the notable programs include:

Alberta: Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP) – Entrepreneur Stream, Self-Employed Farmer Stream.
British Columbia: British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) – Entrepreneur Immigration Stream.
Manitoba: Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) – Business Investor Stream, Farm Investor Pathway.
New Brunswick: New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) – Entrepreneurial Stream.
Ontario: Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) – Entrepreneur Stream.
Quebec: Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP), Quebec Entrepreneur Program (QEP).

Quebec Business Immigration Programs

Quebec offers unique business immigration programs to foster economic growth and job creation. These programs include:

Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP)

This program is for individuals with a high net worth who can make a substantial investment in the Quebec economy.

Quebec Entrepreneur Program (QEP)

For those looking to establish and operate a business in Quebec.

Quebec Self-Employed Program

This program is for self-employed individuals with relevant experience who can contribute to the Quebec economy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to invest my own money for a Canadian investor visa?

Yes, most streams require a capital investment from your personal net worth. Exceptions include the Federal Startup Visa and Self-Employed programs.

Will my visa be affected if my business fails?

No, your permanent residence will not be jeopardized if your business fails.

What is the minimum investment for a Startup Visa?

A minimum investment of $200,000 from an approved organization or $75,000 from a designated angel investor is required. Investment is optional if accepted into a business incubator program.

Can I move to Canada if I am self-employed?

At the moment the self- employed program is on hold. Please contact us to find you other solution.

Discover Your Canadian Business Immigration Options

Canada offers a variety of immigration pathways for entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed individuals. These programs are operated by the federal government and provincial/territorial governments, each with unique eligibility criteria and application procedures.

Overview of Canadian Business Immigration

Through its business immigration programs, Canada aims to attract individuals capable of significantly contributing to the economy. These programs promote economic development by welcoming investors, entrepreneurs, and self-employed individuals with available venture capital, significant business acumen, and entrepreneurial skills.

About Our Business Immigration Team

Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you navigate the business immigration process, from eligibility assessment to permanent residency. We offer first-class support to ensure you can focus on what matters most—your business.

Available Business Immigration Programs

Investors: Programs like the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) cater to individuals with substantial net worth and capital to invest.
Entrepreneurs: Federal and provincial programs for starting or purchasing a business.
Self-Employed: Programs for individuals with significant experience in specific trades and professions.
Startup Visas: For entrepreneurs with high-potential business ideas.
Provincial Nomination: Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) tailored for business immigrants.
Work Permits: Temporary permits for those looking to start or operate a business in Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have a significant net worth and am ready to invest in a Canadian business.

Depending on your available funds, you have numerous options, including the Quebec Immigrant Investor program and various Entrepreneur and Provincial Nominee programs.

I am looking to operate a business in Canada.

Your business management and ownership experience may qualify you for entrepreneur categories within the PNPs or federal programs. A free assessment can help determine your best options.

I would like to move to one of the other provinces in Canada.

Each province has PNPs encouraging the immigration of entrepreneurs and business managers through active capital or management investments.

I am self-employed and well-established in my field.

Canada welcomes self-employed individuals in various fields, such as farming, athletics, and the arts. A free assessment can help determine your eligibility.

How can I prove that my net worth has been lawfully obtained?

Provide reliable, third-party documentary evidence such as tax returns, pay stubs, deeds of purchase/sale, and business/real estate valuations to demonstrate the legal acquisition of your assets.