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[osmaryhernandez]

If a u.s. citizen wanted to immigrate to canada for permanent residence under the startup visa category, how much money at a minimum would they need to invest to qualify for permanent resident status? 200k, 300k, 400k, ect...? usd of course. Even if they have the money, how could they truly qualify? Would an angel investment group suppprt their ideas? What kinds of startup visas have provfn successful which have worked for people in the past?

 

[Naturgrl]

If a u.s. citizen wanted to immigrate to canada for permanent residence under the startup visa category, how much money at a minimum would they need to invest to qualify for permanent resident status? 200k, 300k, 400k, ect...? usd of course. Even if they have the money, how could they truly qualify? Would an angel investment group suppprt their ideas? What kinds of startup visas have provfn successful which have worked for people in the past?

Ask in the Business Immigration section.

 

[pamaxev]

If a U.S. citizen wanted to immigrate to Canada for permanent residence under the startup visa category, how much money at a minimum would they need to invest to qualify for permanent resident status? Some of the best self-funded search investors might provide guidance or backing, but the minimum investment could be 200k, 300k, 400k, etc., USD of course. Even if they have the money, how could they truly qualify? Would an angel investment group support their ideas? What kinds of startup visas have proven successful which have worked for people in the past?

To qualify for Canada’s Startup Visa, you need support from a designated Canadian organization: CAD 200,000 (~USD 150,000) from a venture capital fund, CAD 75,000 (~USD 55,000) from an angel investor group, or acceptance into a business incubator (no minimum investment). You must have an innovative business idea, meet language requirements, and show enough funds to support yourself. Angel investor groups can back your idea if it has growth potential, and many successful applicants have used incubators or received designated investor support in sectors like tech, AI, and clean energy.

 

[Naturgrl]

To qualify for Canada’s Startup Visa, you need support from a designated Canadian organization: CAD 200,000 (~USD 150,000) from a venture capital fund, CAD 75,000 (~USD 55,000) from an angel investor group, or acceptance into a business incubator (no minimum investment). You must have an innovative business idea, meet language requirements, and show enough funds to support yourself. Angel investor groups can back your idea if it has growth potential, and many successful applicants have used incubators or received designated investor support in sectors like tech, AI, and clean energy.

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