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End-to-end guidance from pathway selection to landing in Canada.
Program Fit & Strategy
We analyze your background, goals, and finances to match you with the strongest pathway.
Business Plan & Pitch Support
Our team helps you craft a compelling, province-ready business plan and executive pitch.
Application & Compliance Guidance
From document prep to submission, we ensure your application meets every regulatory requirement.
Settlement & Expansion Planning
We support your transition to Canada with relocation planning, networking, and growth advisory.
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Three straightforward steps from first inquiry to your personalized immigration roadmap.
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Our team analyzes your profile against every active program and delivers a ranked shortlist of pathways where you qualify.
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We create your step-by-step action plan covering documents, timelines, milestones, and settlement strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about business immigration programs and our services.
No. Most federal “business” options are temporary work permits (e.g., C11, ICT). PR pathways are mainly provincial entrepreneur programs (PNPs) with performance requirements.
On this page, we focus on business-owner pathways and entrepreneur streams. Also, IRCC has paused the Start-Up Visa Program as of January 1, 2026, with specific deadlines for older commitment certificates.
Temporary = you can enter/work in Canada (not PR). PR pathway = a provincial program that can lead to PR if you meet business milestones.
Depends on the stream. Many entrepreneur PNPs require a minimum language benchmark (commonly CLB 4+, sometimes higher). Some temporary options have no formal minimum, but strong English helps your application and operations.
CLB = Canadian Language Benchmark, the Canadian standard used to describe English/French ability for immigration programs. (Higher CLB = stronger language level.)
An exploratory visit is a short trip to the province/community to research the market, location, and business fit. Some entrepreneur streams expect or strongly encourage it as part of showing seriousness and readiness.
It varies widely by program and province. Some entrepreneur PNPs have clear minimum investment levels, while others are case-based depending on business type/location. Always treat “minimum investment” as a starting point—your total launch budget may be higher.
Often yes, but provinces usually require the purchase to be legitimate, meet eligibility rules, and show active management and real economic activity (not a passive purchase).
In most entrepreneur PR pathways: yes. These streams are typically designed for owner-operators, not passive investors.
In many cases, yes—your family can often accompany you, but eligibility and document rules depend on the pathway and your permit type.
Timelines vary by stream and country of residence. PR entrepreneur pathways often involve stages (registration → invitation → work permit/business setup → nomination → PR). Temporary permits can be faster but are still case-based.
Because provinces assess whether you can buy/start and operate the business, support your family, and meet program requirements (experience, funds, and operational readiness).
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