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The Government Of Canada, Which Is Responsible For Immigration, Encourages International Business People To Invest Their Entrepreneurial Expertise, Technical Skills And Investment Capital In Canada's Economy Through The Business Immigration Program. Individuals Entering Canada As Immigrant Entrepreneurs Must Have The Ability To Establish A Business, Usually As Demonstrated By A Successful Record Of Business Ownership Or Management Of The Business In Which They Invest, Create And/Or Maintain Jobs For Canadian Residents And Demonstrate Significant Economic Benefit To Canada.
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This Category Requires That Investors Must Have Experience In Successfully Controlling Or Directing A Commercial Venture, Must Meet Personal Net Worth Requirements And Minimum Investment. Investments Are Made In Projects Or Syndicates Pre-Approached By Both Canadian And Provincial Governments, Investments Are Passive In Nature And "Locked In" For Stipulated Number Of Years.
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To Be Eligible To Immigrate As A Self-Employed Person, Applicants Must Be Able To Demonstrate That They Have Been Able To Support Themselves Using Their Particular Skills And Talents.
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This Category Belongs To The Skilled Workers And Professionals. The Applicant Is Assessed Against A Pointing System And Should Meet A Minimum Number Of Points To Qualify Under This Category. Points Are Calculated Based On Age, Education, Occupation, Work Experience. Etc. |
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| "All The Above 4 Categories Require That The Applicant Has No Major Medical Problems Or Criminal Records". |
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