Entrepreneurship Canada immigration program
Entrepreneurship means starting a new business, implementing an innovative business plan or buying an existing business in Canadian provinces, which provides an opportunity to obtain an entrepreneurial visa and permanent residence in Canada. Canadian provinces attract many immigrants every year by offering diverse entrepreneurship programs. These programs, which are part of the Provincial Immigrant Programs or PNP, are recognized as one of the avenues to invest in Canada.
Business development in an active economic environment
Canada is one of the countries that has a strong and growing economy, so entrepreneurship in this country will help your business develop and grow.
Obtaining permanent residence in Canada for family members
Another advantage of entrepreneurship in Canada is that through it you can get Canadian permanent residence for yourself and your spouse and children.
Canadian government support for innovative projects
The country of Canada attaches great importance to innovative business plans or plans that will grow and help its economy, and supports entrepreneurs in various ways, such as providing free loans.
Conditions for obtaining a Canadian entrepreneurial immigrant visa
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Having a history of business ownership or senior business management (the amount varies in different entrepreneurship programs)
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Providing the amount of assets or the amount of investment sufficient or both
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Having a score of IELTS General or French TCF, TEF (not required for all entrepreneurial programs)
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Simplicity of provincial and federal laws to set up businesses
Canada has simpler laws for registering and setting up businesses than other countries, including the United States. Entrepreneurs from almost any country can expand their business or start new businesses in this country by meeting the conditions.
No need for high language skills
Most entrepreneurship programs in Canadian provinces require an IELTS General score of 4 or 5, and some of them do not require a language score to receive an entrepreneurial visa.