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Entrepreneur Programs

Canada welcomes entrepreneurs to start small businesses and startups in the country. Canada’s entrepreneur programs aim to be mutually beneficial for both the entrepreneurs and the Canadian economy. While Canada helps the entrepreneurs grow their business, the entrepreneurs can contribute towards the growth of the Canadian economy by creating jobs for its citizens and permanent residents.

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Federal Startup Visa

Business entrepreneurs can obtain Canadian Startup Visa and grow their companies with the funding and expertise of approved Canadian private sector organizations. In order to get a Startup Visa, the applicants need not invest any capital. But they must receive minimum venture capital or angel investment from one or multiple designated organizations.

Quebec Entrepreneur Program

To be eligible to obtain a Quebec Entrepreneur Visa, the applicant must be an experienced business person or manager with an intermediate level proficiency in French. The applicant must create or acquire a business in Quebec.

Provincial Nominee Programs

Some Canadian provinces have their own entrepreneur streams to nominate applicants for permanent residence. The candidates need to meet the eligibility requirements of the respective province and manage a business within that particular province.

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Consultation

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Documentation

We ensure your documents meet all requirements with our document preparation & verification service.

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Application Initiation & Approval

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Entrepreneur immigration requirements vary by program but generally include relevant business or management experience, the ability to establish or operate a business, language proficiency, and meeting the applicable provincial or federal eligibility criteria. Applicants must also satisfy immigration and admissibility requirements and, for many provincial programs, demonstrate that their proposed business will provide an economic benefit to the province. 

Canada offers entrepreneur immigration options through provincial and territorial nominee programs, as well as federal and Quebec business immigration pathways. The specific programs available depend on the applicant's business experience, proposed business, intended province or territory, and eligibility, and program availability can change over time

Yes, certain Canadian entrepreneur programs allow eligible applicants to immigrate by establishing a new business or purchasing and actively operating an existing business. Applicants must meet the requirements of the specific program and generally demonstrate that they can successfully manage the business and meet any applicable performance conditions. 

There is no single best province for every entrepreneur because each province and territory sets its own business immigration streams and eligibility criteria. The most suitable province depends on factors such as your business experience, proposed business, industry, settlement plans, and ability to meet the province's requirements.

Yes, eligible entrepreneurs can obtain permanent residence through certain provincial entrepreneur pathways and other applicable business immigration programs. In many provincial pathways, the entrepreneur must first receive a provincial nomination and meet the program's business-performance requirements before applying for permanent residence to the federal government.

Typical documents may include proof of identity, business and management experience, education and language ability, financial records, business plans, and documents supporting the proposed business or acquisition. The exact document checklist depends on the entrepreneur program and province or territory, so applicants must provide the documents required by both the relevant program and the federal immigration process.