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The Startup Visa Program in Canada offers immigrant entrepreneurs the opportunity to attain permanent residency while establishing and expanding their businesses within the country. One of the program's key advantages is its provision for up to five foreign nationals and their families to immigrate under the same business venture. T
he initiative is designed to attract entrepreneurs with the requisite skills and potential to not only establish thriving businesses in Canada but also contribute significantly to the local economy. These ventures are expected to be informative, generate employment opportunities for Canadians, compete effectively on a global scale, and drive overall economic growth.
To qualify for the Startup Visa Program, applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria:
Upon submission, applications are thoroughly processed and evaluated to ensure all requirements are met. If approved, applicants receive a permanent resident visa, which includes a Confirmation of Permanent Residence and an entry visa.
Designated Organizations
The IRCC has officially designated several organizations eligible to take part in the Startup Visa Program. The government website publishes a comprehensive list of these entities.
Eligible participants encompass:
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Eligible applicants are entrepreneurs who have a qualifying business idea and have received a Letter of Support from a designated organization in Canada.
Designated organizations are business groups in Canada that have been approved by IRCC to support and invest in qualifying startups.
Venture capital funds must invest at least $200,000 Canadian, while angel investor groups must invest a minimum of $75,000 Canadian.
No, there is no specific investment amount required for business incubators. However, applicants must be accepted into an incubator program.
Yes, the program allows for up to five foreign nationals and their families to apply for permanent residence under the same business venture.
Applicants must meet a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) of 5 in all language abilities (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) in either English or French.
No, applicants must plan to settle in a province or territory other than Quebec, as Quebec has its own separate immigration programs.
Applicants must pass Canadian security and medical assessments as part of the eligibility criteria.
The processing time for applications can vary, but it usually takes several months for the application to be assessed and a decision to be made.
The Startup Visa Program is designed to support entrepreneurs, and the failure of the business after receiving permanent residence does not impact their immigration status.
Remember that immigration policies and program details may change over time, so it's essential to refer to official government sources or consult with immigration professionals for the most up-to-date information.
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