Investor Visa

The investor’s Visa is for attracting professionals who are highly into immigration and settling down in foreign lands and participate in their growing economy. The Business Visa or Investor’s Visa offers you access to the country where you want to settle your next financial commitment. 

The investor’s visa always opens up a door for Permanent Residency & citizenship for all business enthusiasts with special skills. The GDC helps you with the opportunities to settle in different countries that are best suited to you to settle down. Our on-panel team and experts will show you an exceptional personalized strategic plan for you. 

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Investor Visa program in Canada is managed through PNP and each province has its own set of requirements to be fulfilled for investor visa immigration route.

The net worth and investment requirement varies from province to province. Our Investment Counsellor will provide a detailed overview of various programs for different provinces.

The Canadian Business Class is a category of Canadian Immigration under which individuals with business/managerial experience and relatively high net-worth may qualify for a Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa. There are three sub-categories within the Business Class: Immigrant Investors, Entrepreneurs and Self-Employed Persons.

The applicant must submit correct and complete application forms with relevant province along-with the following documents: - relevant and certified education-related and status documents (passports, birth/marriage certificates, etc.) - their business and/or managerial experience - Documents evidencing their net worth.

After the applicant/entrepreneur obtains an Invitation to Apply from the provincial government, the applicant must - file an interim application with IRCC. - submit relevant documents asked for by IRCC.

To qualify for the Entrepreneur Program, applicants must: - Establish, purchase or make a substantial investment in a business in Canada within two years of landing in Canada, which will result in a significant contribution to the economy. - Engage in active and ongoing participation in the management of the business. - Employ at least one Canadian citizen or permanent resident other than the entrepreneur and his dependents. - To ensure that these conditions are met, entrepreneurs are required to report to immigration officials their progress, on a regular basis within this two year period.

Self-employed farmers, international, professional athletes, or individuals in the arts and culture industry who can prove that they have the potential to be gainfully self-employed in Canada are eligible for a business immigration visa. Professional athletes and individuals in the arts and culture industry must either provide proof of either - - Two years of being self-employed within their industry, or - Two years of participating at a world-class level within their domain, or - A combination of one year of each of the above.

Exploratory Visa is a mandatory requirement in some provinces.

The time frame takes a minimum of 12 to 18 months from the date of initial application submitted and decisions time varies from province to province.

To know more about requirements for each countries, please refer to these websites: 1. USA: https://www.cic.gc.ca 2. Canada: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au 3. Australia: https://www.uscis.gov 4. UK: https://www.gov.uk