Start-Up Visa for Innovative Owners

09.02.26

For several years, Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program was positioned as a universal pathway for entrepreneurial immigration.

16.12.25

A Money Services Business (MSB) in Canada provides regulated financial services such as money transfers, foreign exchange, payment processing, and related activities.

26.11.25

In 2025, IRCC’s approach to assessing Start-Up Visa applications became far more focused on demonstrated activity.

07.10.25

In less than two years, Canada’s Start-Up Visa has shifted from an open innovation policy to a controlled, performance-based filter.

26.09.25

This article highlights key shifts in Canada’s Start-Up Visa program and what applicants must demonstrate to succeed.

22.07.25

Companies involved in zero-emission technology may qualify for additional tax relief in eligible sectors certified by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).

03.07.25

The Start‑Up Visa Program offers entrepreneurs a valuable opportunity to gain permanent residency in Canada by launching an innovative business.

28.04.25

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.

22.04.25

This Federal Court case shows how removing peer review changed the Start-Up Visa assessment process, emphasizing the need to prove active business presence and ongoing engagement in Canada.

19.04.25

IRCC has reduced its immigration backlog by 25%, with 60% of applications now within standard timelines. Learn what this means for Start-Up Visa applicants and why strategic preparation remains critical.

07.04.25

Starting a business in another country can seem daunting, especially if you don’t have permanent resident (PR) status.

05.08.24

Exploring how IRCC officers will operate starting August 1, 2024, following the suspension of the Peer Review process for the Start-up Visa (SUV) program.