Relocation becomes possible after provincial approval and obtaining a work permit.
Application review timelines vary by province and typically take 1 to 3 months. After that, a work permit application is submitted, with processing times ranging from 3 to 30 weeks depending on the country of application.
In most cases, relocation can be expected within approximately 6 months from the start of the process.
Both options are available. You can either launch a new business or acquire an existing one. The choice depends on your experience, budget, and program requirements.
In most cases, the starting point is around CAD 100,000. The exact amount depends on the province and the type of business.
A basic level of English or French is required, starting from CLB 4 (approximately IELTS 4.0–4.5). Requirements may vary by province.
Yes. The program requires you to reside in Canada and be actively involved in managing the business. This is a core condition of participation.
You may travel outside Canada for personal or business reasons, including meetings and vacations, provided the business remains under your active management.
After meeting the program requirements and demonstrating that the business is operating as agreed. In most cases, this takes around 12 months from relocation and business launch.
Yes. Your spouse and children can be included in the application and relocate with you. Your spouse will receive a work permit, and your children will receive study permits, providing access to education and healthcare in Canada.
In this case, a provincial nomination may not be issued. The outcome largely depends on how well the project is prepared and how realistic it is within the выбранной province.
The choice depends on your experience, budget, business type, and program requirements. We assess these factors and recommend the most suitable option.
Some provinces require an exploratory visit, while others allow you to apply without a prior visit.
Yes, this is possible. However, each application requires separate preparation and must meet the specific requirements of the выбранной province.
In most cases, changes are limited. The project should be well-structured from the start, aligned with program requirements, and realistic.
Projects that create economic value for the region are generally suitable, including services, manufacturing, retail, local businesses, and other sectors.
There are typically no fixed profit requirements. However, the business must be viable and operate in line with the proposed model.
Yes. Most programs require creating at least one job for a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
Yes. In some cases, your current business model can be adapted, expanded, or transferred to Canada.
It is an agreement with the province that outlines your commitments related to investment, business management, and job creation.
The province oversees compliance through reports, supporting documentation, and the actual operation of the business.
Once program requirements are met and your status is granted, restrictions are generally lifted. It is important to complete all stages of the program properly.
No. This is not a requirement, and the business can be fully owned by you.
Yes. In some cases, multiple partners can apply together, provided the arrangement meets the program requirements.
The program requires preparation and active involvement in the business. With a well-structured strategy and proper guidance, the process is manageable and predictable.
Begin with an assessment of your experience, budget, and goals. This helps identify the right province and an appropriate participation strategy.
Yes. In most cases, you will need to document the origin of your funds, and in some cases undergo an independent verification.
There is typically no formal education requirement. However, your overall profile and experience are taken into account.
In some cases, yes. However, the business must meet provincial requirements and demonstrate a real presence in the region.
Once permanent residence is granted, there are no formal restrictions. During the program, however, you are expected to operate in the выбранной province and meet its requirements.
No. A business concept and plan are a required part of the application.
Your primary focus must be on the business. In some cases, limited additional employment may be possible, depending on permit conditions.
During the call, we will review your business background, discuss suitable PNP options, and outline how to structure your relocation and business setup in Canada.
The information on this resource is for guidance only and does not constitute comprehensive legal or immigration advice.
At the time of publication, the data complies with legal regulations, however, it should be taken into account that regulations and legal provisions may change, so there is always possibility that certain information is outdated over time.
The reliability of all data should be checked on the official websites of the Canadian government.
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