If you have sharp business skills, and want to migrate in search of better opportunities, Canada can be the answer. Under business category, the process of immigration to the nation is rather simple. Every category has different requirements. Do’s and Don’ts are clearly mentioned under the Canada Business Visa Requirements.

The Maple Leaf Country offers you a high standard of living, better environment, social security even as it is ranked as the Number One destination across the world, for immigration purposes. The country is multi-cultural and bilingual with two official languages, namely, English and French, making it as one of the hot destinations from round the world.

The country has a booming economy, and if you are a business specialist with sharp skills and experience, then the Maple Leaf Country is for you. The multi-cultural country attracts people who can support the economy through their professional skills. If you fulfill the requirements of the concerned immigration authorities, you can easily migrate after obtaining a Business Visa.

Under the Business Permit Class, following are the different programs to be chosen from and each category has different business permit requirements:

Provincial Nominee Entrepreneur Visa

• Applicant should be able to make an investment of $150,000 to $400,000 CAD to establish an eligible business program
• He should be able to create new jobs for local people
• He should be able to provide active participation management of the proposed business
• He ought to have a personal net as required by the Province
• He should have prior business management experience relevant to start the intended business.

Federal Self-Employed Visa

• Candidate should have participated at the international level–either in cultural activities or athletics or in farm management.
• Applicant should have the intention and ability to be self-employed in the province or territory of destination.
• He should be fluent in either of the two languages, namely, English or French.
• He should be able to obtain at least 35 points on a points-based assessment
• He should be financially self sufficient to support his family in the country.

Provincial Nominee Self-Employed Visa

• Applicant should be fluent in either of the two languages, namely, English or French
• He ought to be should be in a position to support his family in the country.
• Applicant should have the intention and ability to be self-employed in the province or territory of destination

Provincial Nominee Investor Visa

• Applicant should be able to make investment of $3 million or more.
• He should be able to create at least five permanent jobs on full time basis.

Federal Start-Up Visa

• Candidate should have a plan to start a new business venture in the country.
• He ought to have the required financial support.
• He should have prior business experience and education qualification.
• He should be fluent in either of the two languages, namely, English or French.
• He ought to be able to obtain a Letter of Support from an investor group or individual in the country.