Business Visa

Secure a business visa to establish or expand your business ventures in Canada, leveraging the country's vibrant economy and conducive business environment.

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Business Immigration to Canada

Find out how to immigrate to Canada by starting a business and creating jobs, or support innovative entrepreneurs. We help you in the process to obtain Canadian Permanent Residency by establishing your business in Canada or investment.

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SIAS Group is a leading immigration consultancy headquartered in Dubai, with branches across India, Poland, Malta, and Romania. We specialize in immigration visas, overseas business establishment, second citizenship by investment, and resettlement services. Our dedicated team provides personalized solutions within the legal framework, ensuring clients achieve their immigration goals seamlessly. With expertise in relocation to Canada, the USA, Europe, and beyond, we cater to skilled professionals, students, families, and businesses worldwide. Trust SIAS Group for expert guidance and support throughout your immigration journey.

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About the process

Canada’s Start-up Visa Program targets immigrant entrepreneurs with the skills and potential to build businesses in Canada that:

are innovative
can create jobs for Canadians
can compete on a global scale

Do you have an innovative business idea? If you can get support for your idea from one of the designated organizations, you may be able to immigrate to Canada.

List of designated organizations

To apply for the Start-up Visa Program, your business idea or venture must get the support of one or more of the designated organizations listed below:

Venture capital funds
Angel investor groups
Business incubators

Designated organizations are business groups that are approved to invest in or support possible start-ups through the Start-up Visa Program.

Organizations choose which business proposals to review. Each organization has its own intake process for proposals and criteria used to assess them. For example, you may be asked to present your business concept in person or submit a detailed business plan.

If an organization decides to review your business idea, it’ll assess the potential of your proposal and whether or not it’ll succeed.

If an organization chooses to support your business idea, it’ll give you a Letter of Support.