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Immigrant entrepreneurs considering where to base their start-up businesses are looking closely at Donald Trump’s actions in the United States, and seeing Canada as the stable option. Trump this week halted U.S. H-1B visas until at least December 31, 2020 – shutting off an important stream of tech workers for major Silicon Valley companies as
Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program succeeds where previous programs failed in attracting high-calibre entrepreneurs with the skills and attributes for business success. While fewer candidates come to Canada through the SUV, those that do are highly qualified individuals who bring with them significant human capital, including age, education and language ability. SUV candidates compare favourably to
Canada is seeing a steady rise in the number of new permanent residents through the Start-Up Visa Program. In 2019, the total number of new permanent resident approved admissions reached 510, more than double the 250 welcomed in 2018. The figures have been steadily increasing over the last five years for the program, which offers Canadian
There are many options for candidates looking to apply for Canada permanent residence from the USA, as President Donald Trump continues to push his anti-immigration agenda during the coronavirus pandemic. Trump is targeting a second term in the US presidential election in November, and, should he win, the Republican president is only likely to continue
As Canada continues to show how welcoming immigrants remains an important policy despite the restrictions in place due to coronavirus, the opposite is true in the United States. Donald Trump signed an Executive Order on Wednesday that he says entirely suspends immigration to the US. He puts the decision down to the need to stop the
1) What Is Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program? Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program offers Canadian permanent residence to qualified immigrant entrepreneurs. It is officially known as the Canada Start Up Class. But it is largely referred to as the Start-Up Visa program (SUV). The program targets innovative entrepreneurs and links them with private sector investors in
Le 3 octobre 2018 – Le programme canadien de création de visa pour démarrage d’entreprises suscite l’intérêt des candidats directement touchés par la décision de Donald Trump de mettre fin à un programme similaire aux États-Unis (Règle de l’entrepreneur international américain). Selon les chiffres du gouvernement fédéral, 200 candidats au Programme de Visa pour démarrage
Le 27 février 2018 – Les étudiants internationaux chinois en Colombie-Britannique sont orientés vers l’immigration d’entrepreneurs et le programme fédéral de Visa pour Démarrage d’Entreprise comme un moyen de prolonger leur séjour au Canada après l’obtention de leur diplôme. Un récent événement à l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique visant à établir un lien entre les étudiants
August 6, 2017 – The Start-Up Visa Program for Canada entrepreneur immigration will be given permanent status in 2018, after a five-year pilot was deemed a success. The pilot was launched in 2013 as a pathway to Canadian permanent residence for entrepreneurs looking to start a company in Canada. Now, after 68 new companies were
