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For several years, Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program was positioned as a universal pathway for entrepreneurial immigration.
Canada remains one of the most attractive destinations for business immigration thanks to its stable economy, transparent legal framework, and programs that offer a pathway to permanent residency (PR) through entrepreneurship.
Starting a business in another country can seem daunting, especially if you don’t have permanent resident (PR) status.
The case of Thi Thu Hien Le, Hong Nhung Ly, Sujini Ponnusamy, and Raajes Parekh Vallabh Dos reflects the stricter review process applied to Start-Up Visa submissions.
The Start‑Up Visa Program offers entrepreneurs a valuable opportunity to gain permanent residency in Canada by launching an innovative business.
Canada remains a top destination for entrepreneurs, offering stability, clear immigration pathways, and support for innovation.
In less than two years, Canada’s Start-Up Visa has transformed from an open-door innovation policy into a controlled, performance-based filter.
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