BUSINESS IMMIGRATION
Economic immigrants are people selected for their skills and ability to contribute to Canada's economy, including international students (if they choose to stay after graduation), foreign workers, and business immigrants.
Unlike family reunification or refugee class, the economic class focuses on applicants’ ability to become economically established in Canada. International graduates and foreign workers are often required to demonstrate their employability to fill labour and skills shortages in the Canadian labour market, whereas business immigrants are evaluated on their contribution in terms of job creation, development in a regional or remote setting or expansion of export markets for Canadian products and services, or advancement of the Canadian industry.
Canadian Immigration
3 Permanent residency classes
Refugee /
Humanitarian
Economic
Immigration
Family
reunification
International
Student
Foreign
Worker
Key to success
Employability
Business
Immigration
Key to success
- Job creation
- Significant contribution
Business Immigration VS Other Economic Immigration
Business Immigration
Other Economic Immigration
Entrepreneur
Investor
Business owner
Executive or manager
Self-emloyed person
Skilled worker
Skilled trades worker
Care-giver
International graduates
Business Immigration Options
C12 Work Permit (ICT)
Difficulty ▪️
LMIA exempted
You own / manage at least 1 company outside of Canada
You intend to move your business to Canada
Self-employed Persons Program
Difficulty ▪️
Federal PR program
You have 2-year experience in cultural activities or athletics
You intend to work as a self-employed individual in Canada (except Québec)
Entrepreneur Program (Québec)
Difficulty ▪️▪️▪️
Québec PR program
You intend to Start and operate an innovative business
You must secure support from designated Québec organizations for your business project
You must speak French (CLB7)
C11 Work Permit
Difficulty ▪️
LMIA exempted
You have self-employment / entrepreneur experience
You intend to start or buy a business in Canada
Self-employed Persons Program (Québec)
Difficulty ▪️▪️
No NOC restriction
You have 2-year of self-employment experience
You have a net worth of at least CDN$100,000
You must speak French(CLB7)
Farm Owner and Operator Program
Difficulty ▪️
Low CLB required
You have the financial resources and farm management experience
You intend to establish a new or purchase an existing farm in either Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba
Start-up Visa
Difficulty ▪️▪️▪️
Max 5 co-applicants
You have a viable and scalable business idea
You can secure investments from designated Canadian organizations
Provincial Nominee Program (PNPs)
Difficulty ▪️▪️
80 PNP programs
You have a high verifiable net worth and investment capital
You have a viable business plan to develop a business in one province /territory (except Québec)
Express Entry (Work Permit to PR)
Difficulty ▪️
Low risk
1-year full-time work experience in Canada
You may be eligible to receive 50 or 200 additional points for an arranged employment (job offer) from your own business in Canada
One-stop Service : Immigration & Business
Immigration
For business / self-employed person
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Work permit
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Visitor Visa
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Transition to permanent residence - Express Entry
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Federal or Provincial permanent residence program
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Canadian Citizenship
For family member
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Work permit - Accompanying spouse/partner
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Study permit - Accompanying children
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Visitor Visa
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Parent & Grandparent sponsorship
For employer
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Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
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Work permit for your employee
Business
Business plan
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Business plan & Financial plan
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Market research
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Pitch deck
Incorporation or acquisition
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Business registration (federal or provincial)
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Mailing address in Canada
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Purchase an existing business in Canada
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Purchase a franchise in Canada
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Compliance audits
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Business exploratory visit
Start-up
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Connecting our clients with financial investment organizations such as venture capital funds, incubators, angel investors, etc.
Support
Business support
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Taxation: accounting & bookkeeping
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Recruiting foreign workers and meeting recruitment efforts for LMIA applications
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Application for or extension of Canadian work permits
Financial support
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Bank services
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Insurance services
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Asset management services
Integration support
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English & French training
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School registration
Our team: We know business & We know immigration
Yiting
Immigration Consultant
Case manager
@Vancouver, BC
Industry experience
Yiting has over 15 years of professional experience in the Tech industry before transitioning to Canadian Immigration Consulting. With his management and technical roles in multinational companies, he has the facility with and understanding of Canada's Tech ecosystem.
Immigration expertise
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Tech Immigration
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BC PNP / ON PNP
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LMIA
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Global Talent
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Start-up VISA
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Express Entry
Yassine
Business Consultant
@Montreal, QC
Yassine has a solid background in management consulting. Top graduate from McGill University, Yassine has been working as a strategy consultant for international organizations and companies in the aviation sector.
Services provided
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Business plan
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Market research
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Pitch deck
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Business plan - Interview preparation
Shannon
Immigration consultant
Case coordinator
@Montreal, QC
Industry experience
Shannon is a serial entrepreneur with a successful track record in e-commerce and social enterprise. She holds degrees in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management from top schools in France and China. She worked as a Policy Analyst for Canadian business chambers.
Immigration expertise
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C12 work permit - ICT
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C11 work permit - entrepreneur
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Start-up VISA
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Self-employed person Program
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PNP
Partner Law Firm
Business Immigration advisor
@Toronto, ON
Business and corporate immigration lawyers (members of the Law Society of Ontario) with 20+ years of combined legal experience.
Services provided
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Business registration
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Compliance audits
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Purchase an existing Canadian business/franchise
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Mailing address in Canada
Grace
Immigration advisor
@Montreal, QC
Industry experience
Grace is an Adjunct Instructor with Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law at Queen’s University Law School in Ontario and College Lasalle, Montreal, Quebec. She has over a decade of practical experience in Economic Class immigration and Québec programs.
Immigration expertise
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LMIA
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Québec: Entrepreneur Program
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Québec: Self-employ person Program
Partner Accountant (CPA)
@federal
Services provided
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Business registration
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Bookkeeping and accounting services