CANADA STARTUP VISA
Capital: Ottawa
Area: 9.1 million sq. kms
Population: 38 million (3.8 Cr)
GDP (PER CAPITA) : CA$ 51,000
Official languages: English and French
BENEFITS OF CANADA STARTUP VISA
-Direct PR (Permanent Residency)
-Can settle anywhere in Canada (except Quebec)
-One business, multiple applicants (upto 5 people can apply as owners)
-Fastest process time frame for PR (only 1.5 years)
-Funding & guidance from sources approved by the Canadian Govt.
-All nationalities are eligible
-Eligible to apply for a Canadian passport after 3 years of PR.
INTERESTING FACTS:
-Canada is open to welcome 4,00,000 immigrants in 2021
-Canada is one of the most inclusive countries in the world
-Canada is the tenth largest economy in the world
-Canada spends CA$ 6300 per person on healthcare
-The minimum wage in Canada is one of the highest in the world
-Canadian workers are permitted to take up to 18 months of parental leave
RELOCATE TO CANADA (WITHIN 1.5 YEARS) AS AN ENTREPRENEUR WITH A PERMANENT RESIDENCY & A PASSPORT AFTER 3 YEARS
REQUIREMENTS
-Applicant-should over 18 years of age
-Spouse of the main applicant
-Unmarried children under 22 years of age
-Be of outstanding character
-Have excellent health
-Hold no criminal record
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
-Background Declaration
-Travel History
-Passport
-Proof of language proficiency
-LETTER OF SUPPORT
-Identity and Civil Documents
-Police Certificates and Clearances
-Two Photographs
-Proof of readily transferable settlement funds
CANDIDATE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CANADIAN STARTUP VISA
-Business Plan: Should be innovation and beneficial to the Canadian society
-Applicant should have a qualifying business
-Should get a letter of support from a designated organization
-Meet the language requirements (Minimum CLB 5 in English or French)
-Bring enough money to settle
START UP VISA PROGRAM BUSINESS OWNERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
For the candidate to qualify for permanent residence:
-The intended business must be incorporated in Canada.
-The candidate must own at least 10 percent of the voting rights in the corporation.
-No other person can hold 50 percent or more of the voting rights in the corporation.
Note : Up to 5 candidates may have their permanent residence application supported by the same business application
100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF WE CANNOT GET YOU A LETTER OF SUPPORT
F.A.Q
Q : What is the definition of a designated organization?
A : A Designated Organization is a business group that has been approved to invest in or support possible start-ups.
Q : What is the required commitment for the start up applicant to be eligible to apply?
i) Angel Investor Group who invests at least CA$ 75,000 into your business
ii) Venture Capital Fund who invests or confirms to invest at least CA$ 2,00,000
iii) Incubator must accept the applicant into the business incubator program
Q : Can the applicants be eligible for a work permit before getting their PR?
A : Yes. The applicants with a commitment certificate from a designated entity can apply for a short term work permit to begin working in their business.
Q : How much money should I bring with myself to settle in Canada?
A : You may require between 13,000 CAD to 35,000 CAD if 1-7 family members shall accompany you.
Q : What are the rentals in Canada for an apartment?
A : Between CA$ 350-2000 a month
Q : Do you need to know the language?
A : Yes you need to know English or French till Level ELB 5
Q : In what cases can my application be rejected?
A : The application can be rejected in the following cases:
-By providing false information.
-Existence of outstanding conviction or criminal proceedings for serious criminal offences in any country of the world.
-If the applicant poses a potential threat to public order, national security or the reputation of Canada or any other country.
Q : What happens in case of concealment of information or false data has been provided?
A : An applicant shall not pass the due diligence test and the application shall be rejected. An investor can be deprived of the citizenship, if the status was obtained by submitting false information, fraud or concealment of actual information.