Start Up Visa

Canada is a land of opportunities. One can Immigrate to Canada through various processes out of which a very popular way is to immigrate to Canada through a Start- UP visa. Although this process could be time consuming and expensive, many people attempt to opt this option over others. In simple words, When the applicant has sufficient knowledge about a business, which he/she can utilize to set-up and establish a new business in Canada. Where he/she will be creating jobs opportunities for Canadians.

Here a major role is played by the third party “ Designated Organisations”. Applicant have to get the business proposal to be reviewed and then approved by any of these organisations to proceed with the application.

While the application for PR through Start-up Visa is being processed, applicant can apply for a temporary work permit to get to Canada and initiate establishing the business.

Eligibility

• Have a qualifying business(an innovative business idea)
• Get a letter of support from a designated organization
  • Venture capital funds
  • Angel investor groups
  •  Business incubators
• Meet the language requirements
• Bring enough money to settle and set up a business

Eligibilities standards vary province to province.

If you wish to visit or immigrate to Canada, you should fill out the free assessment form or book a consultation session to assess your potential opportunities or offer you immigration, visa, or citizenship advice. There might be an initial consultation fees applicable. Being a certified Immigration Consultants in Canada, I can help you with Start-up Visa process to come to Canada. If approved you may accompany your spouse, common-law or conjugal partner, dependent children to come to Canada permanently. I will complete your entire application package for you, handle all correspondence with Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) and keep you informed throughout the entire process.

Disclaimer:

Information provided in this article is only as of a general ground. It could be no longer valid. It does not give legal advice, nor should you rely on it as legal advice. If you have specific legal questions, you should consult a Regulated Canadian immigration consultant or lawyer. If you are looking for immigration advice, You should book an appointment at your earliest convenience.