Stream 2 of the Quebec Entrepreneur Program will no longer require candidates to provide start-up and security deposits, Quebec has confirmed.

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The Federal government won't accept any Farm Management Stream Self-Employed applications, Canada’s immigration authorities posted on Saturday March 10th , 2018 . However, feedback from visa officers indicates that this is a tough class to succeed in. You must have significant experience in farming and demonstrate that you have the skills to succeed in supporting yourself and your family through farming in Canada.

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Nova Scotia conducted a new draw under its Expression of Interest system, including 22 invitations issued through its new Express Entry Pathway. Nova Scotia’s entrepreneur stream said it issued 22 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) to Express Entry candidates . The lowest-ranked Express Entry candidate invited had a ranking score under Nova Scotia’s Entrepreneur stream Expression of Interest (EOI) system of 100.

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The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) Entrepreneurial Stream is an economic immigration program for experienced entrepreneurs who are ready to establish, operate and actively manage a business while living and settling in New Brunswick permanently. The new (NBPNP) was launched in the summer of 2017.

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In the spring of 2011, the Government of Prince Edward Island introduced new streams to the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEIPNP) which continue to build on the Program's successful record of attracting business people to immigrate and settle in Prince Edward Island.

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The latest draw for Saskatchewan's Entrepreneur stream, an important component of the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), is the largest such draw to take place since the stream for more than two years.

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The trend of low points thresholds in immigration draws conducted by the government of British Columbia remains consistent, as more workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs received an invitation to apply for a provincial nomination under the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) following the latest draws that took place on September 27 and October 4.

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• The government of Manitoba issued 31 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) on September 29 under the Manitoba Business Stream (MPNP-B), part of the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). Candidates invited to apply for immigration to Manitoba on this occasion had between 90 and 95 points under the unique MPNP-B points grid.

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Canada is one of few countries that offer such a wide range of immigration opportunities to individuals and/or families seeking entry as businesspersons, skilled workers, or university graduates. When it comes to immigration to Canada, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) provide tailored streams in popular areas such as Manitoba, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Nova Scotia, that allow qualified applicants to obtain Canadian permanent residency (PR) or Canadian work permits (WP). This blog

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In recent news, the province of Ontario announced its plans to expand business growth through investment in transformative technologies. Through this initiative, Ontario aims to facilitate business growth and job creation by attracting local and foreign investment as well as the world’s top talent to the region.

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QICMS provides a comparison of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee (OINP) Streams for international graduate students, entrepreneurs, and corporate businessmen and women seeking entry to Canada through employment opportunities. Each stream contains different application requirements qualifying criteria—weighing out your options between Ontario’s Immigrant Nominee Programs for business immigration is critical to determining which the right fit is for you and your family.

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Canada offers more than 30 business immigration programs for investors and entrepreneurs in 12 provinces, including Manitoba, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island among others. These are known as Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), which offer applicants and their family Canadian permanent residency (PR) or a Canadian work permit (WP), depending on the chosen location.

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Canada’s permanent residency programs have seen a spike in interest over the last several months, and it’s no wonder as a country that encourages an open-door policy for immigration. Canada offers a number of Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) with minimum investments starting at CAD $150,000. For investors looking for a cheaper investment, Canada is the way to go.

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In the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration and refugee restrictions, Canada has decided to take advantage of the uncertainty surrounding the immigration ban by inviting tech-savvy or business-oriented foreign nationals to move north.

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Manitoba is an excellent option for individuals with qualifying business and senior managerial experience seeking Canadian permanent residency through investment. Even more, MPNP-B applicants and their families can enjoy a lifestyle that embraces cultural diversity and provides a multitude of recreational activities everyone can enjoy.

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Two larger and more well-known Canadian regional investment options are the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Business (MPNP-B) and the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Entrepreneur Stream. Both are Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) that are designed by each province to find skilled entrepreneurs and business-minded men and women to nominate for Canadian residency.

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Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program for Business (MPNP-B) was initially created through an agreement between Manitoba and the Government of Canada as a means to attract exceptional business people who will make an investment in, and be active in the management of, a new or existing business in the province of Manitoba.

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In an increasingly technological world, it comes as no surprise that the processing of immigration applications would move towards an automated system. In fact, this is precisely what Ottawa has been developing.

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Ottawa is in the process of creating an agency designed to boost foreign investment in Canada. This agency will facilitate the investment process for foreigners, contrary to the U.S. leaning towards a protectionist approach to their economy.

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As part of its commitment to a fair and transparent immigration system, the Government of Canada has made changes to the Parent and Grandparent Program to improve the application process for all Canadian applicants who would like to sponsor their parents or grandparents.

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Immigration and other professionals from both Canada and internationally will get together to share their vision on how Canada’s entrepreneur and investor programs (federal, provincial, and territorial) can enhance Canadian economy and society.

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Improvements to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) will help reduce processing times and fast-track nominations to provide skilled applicants with the opportunity to strengthen Manitoba’s economy.

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British Columbia and Ontario, among many other provinces, offer their own entrepreneur programs. The Canadian federal government created the Start-up Visa Program in April 2013 which would grant residency only to entrepreneurs who could obtain backing and support from a venture capital fund, angel investor, or start-up incubator.

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For the few Americans who successfully emigrate across the northern border, it is important to remember that due to the interdependence of the countries, Canada will possibly be the country most affected by Trump’s presidency.

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Permanent Residency through Investment in Canada

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Business immigration stream Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are offered by most provinces in Canada and allow expedited immigration processing for applicants through investment ...

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This blog will highlight the differences between the Manitoba provincial nomination program (MBPNP) and Prince Edward Island provincial nomination (PEI PNP) program under the business category.

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The Quebec Business Immigration program is a category of Canadian immigration that is accessible to individuals of high net worth and relevant business managerial experience.

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For investors looking for the best immigration options for both themselves and their immediate family (dependents), Canada has some of the best globally recognized Immigrant Investor programs that are designed especially to suit High Net Worth individuals.

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The government of Manitoba has issued 150 LAAs (10 LAAs per week) to EOI submissions under the business category, from January 5, 2016 to April 20, 2016, whom had scores ranging from 100 to some EOI’s with a score of 82.

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One of the fundamental issues that all new or experienced investors around the world may worry about is the high or low risks that might come with their investments, and how should they avoid them, and the outcomes that may result from their investments.

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As for 2016, Canada aims to continue to boost developments and opportunities for interested investors whom wish to attain Canadian residency or citizenship.

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The Nova Scotia province of Canada raises the total annual allocation cap for its Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) to 1,350 as a result of an added 300 spaces.

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The Canadian government strives to ease the procurement of permanent residency for international students in Canada after completing their studies.

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Recently, the fourth draw from the Entrepreneur Immigration category was a total of 17 applicants granted Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for permanent residency status in Canada under BC PNP Entrepreneur.

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The Canadian government’s raises the bar in its 2016 Immigration Levels Plan where it aims to take up as much as 305,000 new permanent residents during the year. Whereas formerly, the Canadian government’s target has been known not to exceed 300,000.

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The government of Canada has delayed a new electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) system to a later date approximately due in the autumn period.

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The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC or IRCC), John McCallum, recently announced that the Canadian government plans alternations in the conditional permanent residence provision that are due to come into effect shortly.

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The BCPNP directs its interests in boosting the province through development in economic and workforce arenas. Qualifying candidates are nominated for permanent residence through the BCPNP,

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Entrepreneur - Business Immigration - Canada    Nova Scotia has launched its New Business Immigration Streams; the entrepreneur and the graduate entrepreneur streams, t...

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The Immigration and International Trade in Ontario has redesigned its provincial nominee program in order to meet the province’s needs and introduced its Corporate and Entrepreneur streams on October 29th 2015,

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