Canadian Business Immigration

Entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed people can immigrate to Canada through various pathways. Provincial and territory administrations operate these pathways.

Canadian Business Immigration Overview

Canada's business immigration schemes aim to attract economic contributors. These programs are designed to bring investors, entrepreneurs, and self-employed persons with sufficient capital and business experience.

These programs strengthen Canada's access to international markets by accepting immigrants who are familiar with global business practices.

 

Business immigration offers multiple options depending on where you intend to settle, either through provincial programs or federal pathways.

Available Business Immigration Programs

• Investors — Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) for individuals meeting net-worth standards and investment thresholds.
• Entrepreneurs — Provincial and territorial business start-up immigration programs.
• Self-employed — For professionals with specialized trade or industry experience.
• Start-up Visa — For entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas supported by approved Canadian organizations.
• Provincial Nominee Programs — Allows provinces to nominate business owners and contractors for permanent residency.
• Work Permits — Temporary permits for eligible individuals operating or establishing businesses in Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

1) I have a substantial net worth and want to invest in Canada.

You may qualify for options like the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program which allows passive investment backed by the federal government.

Entrepreneur and Provincial Nominee Programs require active business management in Canada. The Start-up Visa Program may also apply. We recommend starting with a free evaluation to explore your options.

2) I want to establish a business in Canada.

Your business experience may qualify you for several provincial and federal entrepreneur immigration programs including Quebec options.

Begin a free assessment to explore eligibility.

3) I want to relocate to another Canadian province.

Provinces promote immigration for business owners and executives through their Provincial Nominee Programs. Applicants must actively invest or manage a local Canadian business.

Start your free evaluation so that the most suitable immigration pathway can be determined.

4) I am self-employed and established in my field.

Canada welcomes self-employed individuals from sectors such as agriculture, athletics, and arts based on their professional success and recognition.

Start your free evaluation today to confirm eligibility.

5) How can I prove that my net worth was acquired legally?

Provide documentary evidence such as tax statements, salary slips, property deeds, broker records, business valuations, and other third-party documentation.

You must also show documentation for gifted or inherited wealth.

If you’re seeking a Canadian work permit or business migration advice, contact Dynamic Group for professional guidance and assistance.