Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration
The Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration program has low application thresholds, no language or education requirements, lenient explanations for the source of funds, and no personal income tax obligations. The conditions for obtaining permanent residency are simple, with no revenue requirements and no employee requirements for investments in small cities.
Canadian Federal Self-Employed Immigration
The Canadian Federal Self-Employed Immigration program provides a pathway for cultural, artistic, and sports professionals to immigrate to Canada. Through a single application, the whole family can obtain permanent residency and the coveted Maple Leaf Card. This program is primarily suitable for individuals with at least two years of self-employment experience in cultural, artistic, or sports fields, who possess expertise and are willing and able to continue working in Canada in their respective fields while making a significant contribution.
Manitoba Entrepreneur Immigration
The Manitoba Entrepreneur Immigration program falls under the business investment category and is suitable for mid-to-senior-level managers and small business owners. Once approved, the whole family can receive a two-year temporary residency visa to land in Canada. They can then invest $150,000 to $250,000 CAD in establishing or purchasing a small business in Manitoba.
Canadian Start-up Visa
The Canadian Start-up Visa (SUV) is an immigration program launched by the Canadian federal government in 2013. Applicants need to have a business idea and obtain a support letter from a designated organization. With the support letter, applicants can directly apply for the Canadian Maple Leaf Card. This program offers a direct path to permanent residency, and applicants are not required to physically be present in Canada during the approval process. The overall processing time is 2-3 years.
Canadian Federal Entrepreneur Immigration
The Canadian Federal Entrepreneur Immigration program, also known as the Intra-Company Transfer Work Visa, allows Canadian companies to establish subsidiary companies overseas and transfer their executives to work in Canada, enabling these executives to obtain Canadian work visas.
Canadian Higher Education
Canadian higher education offers flexible and cost-effective options for undergraduate and graduate studies. The application process is adaptable, and it allows the entire family to obtain visas. Spouses can apply for open work permits, and children can enjoy free education in local primary and secondary schools. Upon graduation, the main applicant can apply for a post-graduate work permit. Both the Canadian federal government and various provinces have immigration policies that support international students in applying for permanent residency.
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