Language
Basic English or French proficiency at CLB 4 level (approximately IELTS 4.0–4.5)
Business Experience
At least 3 years of ownership or senior management experience
Investment
From CAD 100,000+, depending on the province and business model
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We typically work with clients who meet the following criteria:
Basic English or French proficiency at CLB 4 level (approximately IELTS 4.0–4.5)
At least 3 years of ownership or senior management experience
From CAD 100,000+, depending on the province and business model
The process aligns the business component with the immigration pathway at each stage.
We assess the client profile and define a suitable business pathway aligned with program requirements.
We develop the business concept, identify suitable options, and prepare the business component in alignment with provincial requirements.
You lead the work permit process based on the approved business concept and progress at the provincial stage.
After arrival in Canada, we support business setup, implementation, and compliance with program conditions.
Once the client meets provincial requirements, the province issues a nomination, after which you lead the permanent residence application.
Schedule a call with our CEO to discuss how we can work together.
Our support within Provincial Entrepreneur Streams includes:
Defining the right pathway, including acquisition, franchise, new setup, or relocation.
Sourcing and structuring business options aligned with provincial requirements.
Preparing the business component for submission and managing communication with the province or community.
Coordinating and supporting on-the-ground visits in the selected province.
Supporting business setup and launch in Canada after arrival, including registration, banking, and licensing.
Preparing progress reports and final documentation in line with provincial requirements.
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