Business Immigration to Canada
Canada offers multiple visa programs to attract business immigrants who want to invest in or
start a business in the country. The main business immigration options include:
Start-Up Visa Program
For entrepreneurs starting an innovative business creating jobs for Canadians, applicants need a commitment from a designated organization (venture capital fund, angel investor, or incubator).
Self-Employed Persons Program
For individuals with relevant experience in cultural activities or athletics. Applicants must demonstrate they have the ability to be self-employed and contribute to Canadian society.
Investor Visa
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) in provinces like Quebec and British Columbia offer investor programs for individuals with significant capital to invest in local businesses.
Work Permit (Entrepreneur Category)
Temporary work permits may be issued to individuals planning to set up a business in Canada, provided they meet conditions, including financial stability and a viable business plan.
Business Immigration to UNITED STATE
The U.S. provides various visa options for business people, investors, and entrepreneurs:
EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
Allows foreign nationals to obtain a Green Card by investing a minimum of $1 million (or $500,000 in targeted employment areas) in a U.S. business that creates at least 10 jobs.
E-2 Treaty Investor Visa
Available for citizens of countries that have a treaty with the U.S. This visa allows investors to run or direct the operations of a business in the U.S. by investing a substantial amount of capital, contributing to economic growth.
L-1 Intracompany Transfer Visa
For business owners or managers transferring to a U.S. office from a foreign branch, subsidiary, or affiliate, helping expand operations, increase efficiency, and strengthen business ties.
O-1 Visa (Extraordinary Ability)
Entrepreneurs or individuals with extraordinary business skills in fields like technology, business, and sciences may qualify for this visa, enabling them to contribute to innovation and economic growth.
Business Immigration to UNITED KINGDOM
The UK offers several visa options for investors, entrepreneurs, and business owners:
Tier 1 (Investor) Visa
Allows individuals to invest £2 million or more in the UK and stay for a period of 3 years and 4 months, with the possibility of extension and eventual settlement.
Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Visa
For individuals who want to start a business or invest in the UK. Applicants must have access to at least £50,000 in funds or prove they’ve run a viable business in the UK.
Innovator Visa
For experienced business people who want to set up or run an innovative business in the UK. Applicants must have an endorsed business idea that is unique, viable, and scalable.
Start-Up Visa
Available to individuals who want to establish a business in the UK for the first time. A credible business idea must be supported by an approved UK organization.
Business Immigration to AUSTRALIA
Australia offers a range of business and investor visas to encourage foreign investment:
Business Innovation Stream:
For individuals who want to own and manage a business in Australia, creating jobs and contributing to the economy.
Entrepreneur Visa (subclass 188)
For people who want to undertake entrepreneurial ventures in Australia. Applicants must show they have secured funding to support a business innovation.
Investor Stream
For individuals who want to invest at least AUD 2.5 million in Australian investments, contributing to economic development and growth.
Significant Investor Stream
For individuals who invest AUD 5 million or more in Australian investments, supporting economic growth and job creation.
Business Talent (Permanent) Visa (subclass 132)
For highly successful business owners or entrepreneurs who want to operate in Australia.
Business Immigration to NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand offers business immigration options for people who want to invest in or start a business:
Entrepreneur Work Visa
For individuals who want to start or buy a business in New Zealand. Applicants must show they have a business plan and relevant experience, and they must meet a minimum investment threshold.
Investor 1 and 2 Visas
These visas are for individuals who wish to invest in New Zealand. The Investor 1 Visa requires an investment of NZD 10 million, while the Investor 2 Visa requires NZD 3 million, supporting development.
Global Impact Visa (GIV)
A new visa designed for exceptional individuals who have innovative ideas and are keen on making a lasting positive impact in the fields of business, technology, or the environment.
Work to Residence Visa (Entrepreneur Category)
For business owners or entrepreneurs operating a successful business in New Zealand for a minimum of two years, with the possibility of permanent residence.
Business Immigration to PORTUGAL
Portugal’s Golden Visa Program has become a popular option for entrepreneurs and investors:
Golden Visa
This is an investment-based residency program that allows applicants to gain residency in Portugal by making a real estate investment, job creation, or business investment.
Entrepreneur Visa
Portugal also offers residency for entrepreneurs who wish to establish or invest in a business that can contribute to the local economy and create job opportunities.
Business Immigration to SINGAPORE
Singapore is a key business hub in Asia, with a highly competitive immigration program for entrepreneurs
EntrePass
For foreign entrepreneurs who want to start and operate a business in Singapore. The business must be in a qualifying sector, and applicants must show that their venture will generate employment for locals.
Global Investor Program (GIP)
For individuals willing to invest in Singapore-based companies or funds. The minimum investment requirement is SGD 2.5 million, and applicants may qualify for permanent residency.
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We specialize in helping business professionals and entrepreneurs navigate the complexities of
Canada’s business immigration programs. Our team provides end-to-end assistance,
from business plan preparation to visa application support.
Get in touch with us today to explore your business immigration options!