What is the Canadian federal entrepreneurial immigration?

Canada's federal entrepreneurial immigration, English "Start Up Visa", is an immigration policy launched in May 20 13 after Canada closed its federal investment immigration. This immigrant category is a one-stop permanent resident. The quota is 2750 per year.

The introduction of Canadian federal entrepreneurial immigrants reflects the reform direction of Canadian investment immigrants, that is, from passive investment immigrants to active investment immigrants, in order to make greater contributions to Canada's manpower, employment and economic development.

The outstanding characteristics of federal entrepreneurial immigrants are: applicants are required to understand English, have advanced entrepreneurial ideas, and are willing to realize their entrepreneurial dreams in Canada with the help of Canadian venture capital.

The biggest advantages of this kind of immigrants are:

1. The certificate requirements are simple, and there is no need to state the source of the property. If the applicant has a very good idea of starting a business, he may not ask for personal assets.

2. Apply quickly, complete the application in 8 months and obtain immigration status.

3. Get unconditional permanent residency in one step. Permanent resident status will not be lost because of business failure in Canada.

4. There is no minimum investment requirement for the applicant. The investment terms shall be determined according to the agreement between the applicant and the Canadian venture capital institution.

5. Not limited to residential areas. You can choose to start a business and live anywhere in Canada except Quebec.