Business Immigration

Canada’s government is always looking for entrepreneurs, business managers, and investors of all sizes interested in settling in Canada. And seeking out new opportunities to apply for its numerous fast-tracked business immigration programs. With Canada’s dynamic and rapidly expanding economy, your business acumen and expertise can be priceless assets. Entrepreneurs, investors, and business managers can contribute to the economy of Canada and create new jobs through CBIP – (Canada’s business immigration program).

As a result of this program, businesspeople can enter Canada’s thriving economy with a variety of fast-tracked immigration options. Business owners looking to expand globally will find Canada to be an ideal location because of its diverse economy, skilled workforce, and world-class infrastructure.

List of Canada’s business immigration program

• Federal business immigration programs

To meet the needs of successful businesspeople who are looking to settle in another province besides Quebec. The Federal Government has created several Business Immigration Programs tailored to match their skills and experience. You may be self-employed, interested in growing your business in Canada, or simply looking to contribute to the Canadian economy through your personal net worth.

• Quebec business immigration programs

Entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed immigrants are encouraged to take advantage of Quebec’s immigrant programs. Providing entrepreneurs with entrepreneurial variety, Quebec’s business immigration programs promote economic growth and provide employment opportunities on a provincial scale.

• Provincial nominee programs for business

Provinces and territories each have their own Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs), and many of them provide specialized streams for business and management applicants. Candidates must meet specific qualifications and apply for provincial nominations in each PNP stream. Once the applicant receives a provincial nomination, he or she can apply at the federal level for permanent residency.

• A brief overview of our business immigration team

Working with our team of professionals makes the process of business immigration easy. Knowledgeable and business-savvy individuals with a passion for driving Canada’s economy have several opportunities available to them. We guide you step-by-step through each step of the immigration process, so you can focus on your business while we handle your immigration paperwork.

Some common asked questions

What types of business or investments qualify me for the Investor Venture Capital Program?

If you have accumulated a net worth of at least $10 million CAD through legitimate business investment activities, such as a commercial or private company, you may qualify for the Investor Venture Capital Pilot Program.

What is the investment required for a Canadian investor visa?

In fact, yes. Almost all corporate immigration streams to Canada require an individual’s net worth as a capital contribution. Self-Employed programs and Federal Startup Visas are the only streams that do not require a down payment.

Does the failure of my business have any impact on my visa?

No. Even if your business fails, you will still be able to maintain your permanent residence.

What amount of money must I invest to qualify for a start-up visa?

Entrepreneurs who wish to move to Canada on a startup visa must invest at least $200,000 with an authorized organization or $75,000 with an angel investor. Getting accepted into a business incubator program does not require you to obtain funding.

Can a self-employed person immigrate to Canada?

Yes. Self-employed visas are available to artisans, professional athletes, and farmers with two years of relevant experience.