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Canada’s Start-Up Visa: What is an Angel Investor Group?
Immigrant entrepreneurs can benefit from the help of any one of eight angel investors when applying for permanent residence in Canada under the Start-Up Visa (SUV) program,

Study Proves H-1B Restrictions in U.S. Led to Immigrants Coming to Canada
Restrictions on H-1B visas to the United States imposed during Donald Trump’s presidency led to a surge of 76,000 additional admissions of college-educated immigrants to

Start-Up Visa Immigration Set To More Than Double In 2023
Immigrant entrepreneurship through the Start-Up Visa (SUV) program bounced back in October, putting Canada on track to welcome 1,200 new permanent residents through that program by the

Canada’s Start-Up Visa: Fast Pathway to Permanent Residence for International Graduates
International graduates hoping to gain their permanent residency in Canada can do so through a number of immigration programs in Canada, including the Start-Up Visa (SUV) which

How to Apply for Canada’s Start-Up Visa from Nigeria
We are accepting international entrepreneurs to join our Start-Up Visa projects in Canada. Read more. Nigeria is the fourth most important source of new permanent residents

Canadian Businesses Optimistic About Economic Prospects Over Coming Year
Business owners in Canada are bullish about their prospects over the coming year as the rate of inflation slows down and many of them are looking to hire more staff. “When asked about their firm’s current

How to Apply For Canada’s Start-Up Visa From Hong Kong
Entrepreneurs from Hong Kong are using the Start-Up Visa (SUV) program to gain their permanent residency here in record numbers since Canada opened its arms

Tech Workers Migrate to Canada Amid U.S. H-1B Visa Challenges
Massive layoffs in the American tech sector are leading many highly-skilled foreign nationals with H-1B visas in the United States to look north to Canada

How to Apply for Canada’s Start-Up Visa from India
India’s tech ecosystem is thriving with companies that could benefit from access to Canadian and American markets through Canada’s Start-Up Visa (SUV)program, reveals a report in India

