To qualify for the Canadian Startup Visa program, it is essential that your startup comprehensively meets the detailed criteria outlined below to ensure eligibility and demonstrate your business's potential for success and contribution to the Canadian economy:

- You have an active startup or business idea
- Your company plans to create jobs in Canada
- Each applicant holds 10% or more of the voting rights in the company
- No more than 5 individuals applying under the SUV program
- Collectively, applicants own over 50% of the company's voting rights
- You intend to register your business in Canada
- You aim to immigrate and become a Canadian resident
- You plan to actively manage your business from Canada
- The majority of your business operations will be based in Canada
- Proficiency in English or French is required, with language test results to be included in your application
- Register your business in Canada within 20 months of applying, though earlier registration is recommended
- Obtain a Letter of Support from a designated organization approved by the Canadian government

Prepare to integrate into Canada's business landscape and demonstrate your commitment to contributing to the Canadian economy.

The Start-Up Visa program is not just about obtaining a letter of support; it guarantees that each participant will have a clear plan of steps and actions for success in the Canadian market. Currently, as part of our Start-Up Visa program, we are offering a partner business incubator program where you can expect a comprehensive and in-depth course along with the letter of support.

This intensive two-week online program includes academic lectures, seminars, and one-on-one sessions. Applicants will dive into the fundamentals of the Canadian business landscape. Upon completion of the program, entrepreneurs will receive a professionally crafted business plan, resume, and business model. Additionally, entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to present their business projects to Canadian experts.

- Creating a Vision and Environmental Analysis
- Strategic Business Planning and Best Practices in Canada
- Networking and Pitching Skills Development
- Business Model Creation and Market Testing
- Legal Considerations for Doing Business in Canada and Government Support Programs
- Effective Business Communication and Pitching Techniques
- Understanding the Canadian Market and Global Business Integration
- Budgeting Principles and Financial Planning in Canada
- Strategies for Raising Funds within the Canadian Financial System

Price includes: 
- individual support of a business consultant 
- licensed immigration services