Business immigration
Start, buy or invest in Canada
Start-up visa, self-employed and provincial entrepreneur streams for project owners and investors.
Canada attracts entrepreneurs through a stable market, predictable taxation and privileged access to North America. Business routes are demanding and often slower than classic economic immigration, but they serve profiles that points grids do not reward: experienced executives, innovative founders, independent professionals.
Start-up founders with growth potential seeking designated organisation support
Tunisian business owners looking to open a subsidiary or acquire a business in Canada
Self-employed people in cultural or athletic fields
Investors targeting a provincial entrepreneur stream
Executives considering an intra-company transfer to a Canadian subsidiary
Qualifying the project
Viability analysis against the real criteria of each program, before you commit any funds.
Compliant business plan
Drafting or revising a business plan that meets the expectations of the authorities and designated organisations.
Introductions
Directing you towards the incubators, accelerators and designated funds likely to back the project.
Provincial streams
Comparing investment, job-creation and residency requirements specific to each province.
Immigration file
Assembling the complete file, proving the lawful origin of funds and documenting management experience.
Post-arrival support
Company registration, reporting obligations and compliance with the commitments made.
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Project audit
Assessing the project, the capital available and management experience against existing programs.
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Choosing the program
Selecting the federal or provincial route best suited to the sector and level of investment.
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Structuring
Business plan, financial projections and approaches to designated organisations where required.
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Filing the application
Immigration file with full justification of the origin of funds.
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Establishment
Setting up the Canadian entity and effectively launching operations.
Business immigration
12 to 36 months depending on the program- 1A documented business project or an existing business to acquire
- 2Available capital with a fully explainable origin
- 3Demonstrable management or business ownership experience
- 4Support from a designated organisation for the start-up visa
- 5Language level meeting the target program’s threshold
- 6Detailed business plan with realistic financial projections
It varies widely by program. The federal start-up visa sets no minimum personal investment but requires support from a designated organisation and settlement funds. Provincial entrepreneur streams, by contrast, set precise thresholds — generally several hundred thousand Canadian dollars — coupled with job-creation commitments.
Thirty minutes can change a decade
The eligibility assessment is free and carries no obligation. You leave with a clear answer: which programs are open to you, what you are missing, and what it genuinely costs.
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