225,000 Indians Could Move to Canada by 2021. Will You Be One of Them?
Friday, 14 December 2018
December 14, 2018 – Nearly 225,000 Indian citizens will become Canadian permanent residents over the next three years if current trends continue, immigration numbers reveal. In the first 10 months of 2018, 60,915 out of 276,380 new Canadian permanent residents were Indian citizens, or 22 per cent. Applying that percentage to Canada’s three-year immigration levels
- Published in 2018, Canada Immigration News Articles
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Canada Business and Investment Immigration Overview
Wednesday, 01 August 2018
Canada offers the most established and widely-used investment based immigration programs conferring permanent resident status. The Canadian confederation system of government and the country’s social norms offer a “European alternative” to the more unabashed capitalism of the USA. Canada offers European-style social benefits with fairly high levels of taxation and unparalleled quality of life. Under
- Published in Business Immigration, Immigration Pilot
Quebec Immigrant Investor Program
Thursday, 19 July 2018
The Quebec government will receive up to 1900 new applications under QIIP, during the period September 10, 2018 through August 31, 2019. Applicants must have these qualifications: Legally acquired personal net worth of $2 million; Two years of suitable management or business experience within the five years preceding the application; Investment of $1.2 million into a passive government
- Published in Business Immigration, Quebec Investor Program
Quebec’s Investment Immigration Program to Accept 1,750 New Applications until March 2015
Friday, 23 January 2015
Quebec’s Department of Immigration, Diversity and Inclusion intends to accept a maximum of 1,750 new investment immigration applications between 20th January 2015 and 20th March 2015. The province shall accept a maximum of 1,200 applications from investors from the People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong, and Macao. Under Quebec’s investment immigration program, investors are required
- Published in 2015, Canada Immigration News Articles
Self Employed Programs
Thursday, 11 September 2014
The Federal Self Employed Class The Self-Employed Class is geared towards applicants who have relevant self-employment experience as well as the intention and the ability to create their own employment and make a significant contribution to the cultural, artistic or athletic life of Canada, or to create their own employment by purchasing and managing a farm
- Published in Business Immigration
End of Investor Program is Lost Opportunity for Canadians and Potential Newcomers
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Critics are expressing concern over the Canadian government’s quiet cancellation of the Immigrant Investor Program last month. Though most recent news coverage has been focused on the sweeping citizenship changes tabled by the government, critics as well as jilted potential immigrants are speaking out against the move to scrap the Investor program, which had allowed
- Published in 2014, Canada Immigration News Articles
Business Analysts Concerned Over New Entrepreneurship Program
Wednesday, 14 August 2013
Business analysts are expressing concern over the Canadian government’s new immigrant entrepreneurship program, arguing that the changes are not enough to compete for talent in today’s global market. For example, in a recent editorial for MSN Money, business and policy analyst Dierdre McMurdy points out that despite heavily trumpeting the new Start Up visa
- Published in 2013, Canada Immigration News Articles
International Business Immigration Programs
Monday, 17 December 2012
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- Published in Business Immigration