What's the difference between entrepreneur immigration and investment immigration?

1. Entrepreneur immigrants are also called entrepreneurial immigrants, and together with investment immigrants, they are called commercial immigrants. The application procedure and cycle are basically the same as those of investment immigrants, but the difference is that the applicants of investment immigrants give money to the government, and the government lends money to small and medium-sized enterprises in Canada to promote national economic development. Enterprise immigrants require applicants to establish or purchase enterprises in Canada and operate them normally in order to increase employment.

2. The cost of entrepreneurial immigration is only one third of the cost of investment immigration; Immigrants enjoy social welfare and political and economic rights no different from other immigrants.

3. Entrepreneurial immigrants have relatively low requirements for the applicant's assets. Compared with investment immigrants, corporate immigrants only need to have assets of 300 thousand Canadian dollars. Investment immigrants need 800 thousand Canadian dollars in assets, and after the implementation of the new law, they need 1.6 thousand Canadian dollars. The explanation of the source of assets is relatively simple, because the assets of 300,000 Canadian dollars are relatively easy to obtain, and the assets of the spouse can also be counted as the source of assets, thus reducing the pressure on the main applicant, making it easier to explain the source of assets and obtaining the approval of the immigration officer.

There is a website called Jinbei Immigration, which introduces this project more. You can go and have a look, hoping to help you.