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Investor
As an investor, you must have a proven track record in business and have legally accumulated a personal net worth of $800,000 or more and have invested or are willing to invest $ $400,000 for a minimum period of 5 years in approved funds. This investment will bear no interest for the period of 5 years. You may also finance part of the investment if you don't want to have the full amount locked in.
All investments must be of a significant economic benefit to the province where the project is located and cannot involve residential real estate and must contribute to the creation or maintenance of employment opportunities for Canadian citizens or permanent residents. You cannot invest in just any fund - these funds must be approved by federal government or, in the case of Quebec, by the government of Quebec.
You must show that you have business experience for at least two years within the past 5 years before you submit your application.
Immigrant visa issued under this category have no restrictions.
Proper planning and strategy development are of utmost importance. You should contact not only immigration professional but also an accountant, financial planner and other professionals that may provide you with valuable insight in what becoming an investor in Canada means.
As a good businessman, you should know that it is important to consult a professional before you decide to apply under this category.
We are here to help you with anything concerning immigration to Canada. Due to the complexity of business applications, we will not be able to do full analysis of your situation in the free-of-charge assessment. You may still fill the questionnaire out but you will find that vital information is missing from the assessment sheet. If you want to be assessed as a business immigrant, please fill out the paid assessment questionnaire and pay the nominal fee. After you receive your report, you can decide how you wish to proceed.
Contact T&CS Canada if you have questions or doubts. We are here to help you with anything concerning immigration to Canada.
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