Program Overview
The most important requirement in order to obtain an approval for Canadian permanent residency
is to earn a Letter of Support from one of the following types of organizations:
No outside investment is required to qualify
Learn moreSecure a $75,000 angel investment (min.)
Learn moreSecure a $200,000 investment (min.)
Learn moreConsulting Services
Execute success-based agreement
Due diligence, feasibility studies, marketing and business plan
Pitch deck, coaching idea refinement
Get invitation for DBO training
10 Business days of mentorship and training on how to succeed in Canada
Complete the full business plan package
Immigration Professionals combine LOS and Form 13 with admissibility documents
Your time outside of Canada toward your permanent resident status, provided you meet at least one of these conditions:
- You work outside Canada:
You need to work full-time for:
a Canadian business or organization, or
the Canadian federal, provincial or territorial government
- You travel with a spouse or common-law partner
Your spouse or common-law partner needs to be:
a Canadian citizen, or
a permanent resident working outside Canada, full-time for:
a Canadian business or organization, or
the Canadian federal, provincial or territorial government
-You’re a dependent child and travel with your parent
If the investment comes from a designated Canadian venture capital fund, you must secure a minimum investment of $200,000.
If the investment comes from a designated Canadian angel investor group, you must secure a minimum investment of $75,000.
You don't need to secure a financial investment from a business incubator. You must be accepted into a Canadian.
If you business fails, it doesn't affect you permanent resident status.
The range of acceptable industries is quite broad and includes:
Aerospace, Agriculture, Automotive, Clinical research, Communications, Construction, Energy & Resources, Food processing, Financial services, Health & Life sciences, Government, Information technology, Insurance, Logistics, Manufacturing, Media & Entertainment, Mining, Packaging, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Services, Textiles, Transportation, Travel & Tourism.
We encourage you to conduct your own due diligence and verify directly on the Canadian government’s official site:
https://www.canada.ca