Canada Investor Visa
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Eligibility Criteria
Language
Applicants for most Canadian investor visas must prove language skills in English or French at least at Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 in four areas, including listening, speaking, reading and writing. These integration tools are language requirements, and they are tested using recognised language tests like IELTS, CELPIP, or TEF Canada. The test results should not be more than two years old at the time of application.
Education
Most Canadian investor visa programs do not have strict educational requirements, with the Quebec Investor Immigration Program being an exception, requiring a secondary school diploma equivalent to Quebec standards.
Age
Most Canadian federal investor visa programs, including the Start-Up Visa Program, do not have specific age requirements. However, some provincial nominee programs may have age restrictions or preferences, typically favouring applicants between 21 and 59 years old, as seen in programs like Newfoundland and Labrador's International Entrepreneur program and Prince Edward Island's Business Impact Category.
Canada’s Investor Visa programs are available through Provincial Nominee Programs, which demand big investment, high net worth, business experience, and language skills. Those who receive an offer have a chance to become legal residents of Canada, use governmental social services, and move within the country freely.
Why Choose Canada Investor Visa
Family Reunification
Work Life Balance
Pathway To PR
Good Income
Cultural Integration
Language Support
Visa Requirements
Documents
Passport
Proof of Funds
Visa Approval Timeline
Note: Visa delays typically result from document errors or policy changes.
This data is based on first 1,000 enrollments received in 2024
How Visa Process work
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Step 1
Apply on TerraTernFill out our enquiry form, and our experts will reach out to assist you! -
Step 2
Counselling CallAfter checking your eligibility, you will receive a counselling call from our experts to discuss your options! -
Step 3
WebinarYou will be invited for a webinar for a detailed session with a certified immigration advisor to explore your options! -
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EnrollmentWe will be finalising the enrollment process on this step -
Step 5
Your Documents Are VerifiedYour documents will be verified by our legal team for accuracy and compliance. -
We’ll submit your visa to VFS for you
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Your Visa Gets ProcessedYour visa submission will be processed and submitted to the respective authorities. -
Add-on Benefits
Step 7
Job Search AssistanceGet personalised job search assistance to help you find the perfect opportunity! -
Step 8
Post Landing ServicesFly to your destination and enjoy our comprehensive post-landing services!
Success Statistics to Date
High-Paying Jobs in Canada
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Job Title |
Salaries |
Average Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanical Engineer | C$35,000 - C$92,000 | C$50,000 |
| Data Scientist | C$50,000 - C$116,000 | C$57,000 |
| Surgeon | C$150,000 - C$300,000 | C$200,000 |
| Software Engineer | C$40,000 - C$90,000 | C$80,000 |
| Construction Manager | C$50,000 - C$185,000 | C$75,000 |
Visa Rejection Reasons
Factors that can get your visa rejected
Lack of Financial Evidence
Having no proof that one has sufficient money to spend during their stay, either through bank statements or financial guarantees, will result in a visa denial.
Inadequate or Inaccurate Documentation
Failure to prepare proper or inadequate documents leads to a direct rejection since all the documentation has to be perfect.
Previous Violation of Visa or Criminal Record
Staying beyond visa, breaching immigration rules, or even having a criminal record previously can be another important reason for your visa denial.
Failure to Provide Strong Ties in Your Country
Inability to show any strong personal, professional, or financial connections to your home country may raise a question over your intention to return.
Improper Justification of Purpose for Visit
Failure or ambiguity in explaining the purposes for visiting a country or failing to provide evidence like itineraries or invitation letters may result in your visa rejection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The major categories of Canada investor visa are the Start-Up Visa Program and the PNPs with an investor category as well as the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program. All the programs are designed for specific client base of investors and business individuals providing respectively diverse routes to obtain a P.R status in Canada.
The levels of investment needed strongly differ in programs. The visa does not have a minimum if accepted by a business incubator but it will require at least CAD 75, 000 from angel groups or at least CAD 200,000 from venture capital funds if accepted. These programs cost between CAD 150,000 and CAD 800,000 depending on the province of the province of the candidate. MAP of Quebec demands a CAD 1.2 million investment for 5 years for an immigrant investor.
The common requirements that apply when one wants to apply for Canada investor visas are that one should have a valid passport; he or she should not have a criminal record; he or she should be of good health; he or she must prove language proficiency either in English or French and through this a CLB 5, he or she must have business management experience preferably in the last five years; and, lastly he or she must meet the minimum net
Durations in which Canada addresses the investor visa applications depend on the particular program available. Based on the latest data, the Start-Up Visa program has the longest processing time that will take about forty months. PNP processing time varies, but often they can take about 9 to 20 months on average, depending on the province. The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program typically takes 16 to 24 months overall average to complete the processing of the applications.
Yes, the applicant’s spouse and dependant children can be included in the application for the Canada investor visa if the applicant has been granted this visa. This family inclusion policy recognises the whole family for permanent residency and gives the family access to Canada’s health care and education system and a chance to live and work anywhere in Canada.
