Service Detail
Investment Visa
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The Canadian government has a special class of visa for those who wants to invest in Canada. This gives them more freedom and special privileges to carry out business activities.
Canada offers investment or Business Visa to encourage immigrants who have a record of proven business running experience and are interested in establishing a business overseas or to invest in Canada. They can be either interested in opening a new business venture or buying an existing business located in Canada. These investor programs seek to attract potential overseas investors who have enough personal net worth and business/managerial experience.
Canada provides one of the most advanced and established investment-based immigration programs to offer you a permanent residency. If you are a business person or an entrepreneur then the Canada investor visa program shall be a favorable option for you.
Canada seeks to attract individuals to immigrate with business and/or managerial experience who will contribute to the Canadian economy. Under the Canadian Business model, immigrants migrating for business interests can avail the benefits of a health care program, first-class education, and a national pension system.
If you’re looking to make an investment in Canada or to acquire a business in Canada then, there are several pathways for you to choose from. For example, you can either apply under the federal start-up visa program or in any of the provinces where an Applicant wishes to apply depending on your specific requirement.
Here at Nationwide Visas, we can help you identify the right residency option based on your preferences and plans.
With the Canadian investor Visa, Canada is now considered to be one of the most profitable countries in the world for Investing in numerous sectors like Information Technology, Jewellery Manufacturing, Agriculture, Petroleum, etc.
The eligibility criteria shall broadly include:
- Availability of funds to invest in Canada.
- Prior business profile of at least two years.
- Local language proficiency, i.e., English or French.
- Business credentials & banking history.
- Medical & conduct evaluation.
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