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Intra Company Transfer

The International Mobility Program of Canada describes rules that make it easier for high-skilled foreign individuals to work in Canada as intra-company transferees for a limited time. Candidates who transmit their skills to Canadian enterprises and deliver considerable economic value to Canada are exempt from acquiring a positive LMIA. All countries are subject to the intra-company transferee regulation.

The Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations govern intra-company transfers, and they are complemented by regulations in international trade agreements for nationals of signatory nations.

General requirements:

Candidate is coming to Canada for a temporary period only;
Must comply with all immigration requirements for temporary entry.
Are currently employed by a multi-national company and seeking entry to work in a parent, a subsidiary, a branch, or an affiliate of that enterprise;
Are transferring to an enterprise that has a qualifying relationship with the enterprise in which they are currently employed, and will be undertaking employment at a legitimate and continuing establishment of that company (where 18–24 months can be used as a reasonable minimum guideline);
Are being transferred to a position in an executive, senior managerial, or specialized knowledge capacity;
Have been continuously employed in a similar full-time position (not accumulated part-time) by the company that plans to transfer them outside Canada for at least one year in the three-year period immediately preceding the date of initial application (via payroll or by contract directly with the company). Extensions may be allowed up to the five- and seven-year maximums indicated to below in the sections Breaks, recaptured time, and duration of work permit limit, and in the part on the categories of work with valid periods that cannot be exceeded. Time spent outside of Canada during the work permit's tenure can be "recaptured," allowing the intra-company transferee to stay in Canada for five or seven years

Self Employed Canada Program

The Self-employed Persons Program permits self-employed individuals to come to Canada permanently. If you want to participate in this programme, you must:

Have appropriate expertise in cultural activities or athletics and
Be willing and able to contribute significantly to Canada's cultural or athletic life

Eligibility requirements:
To be able to immigrate as a self-employed individual, you must first:

Possess relevant experience
Be willing and able to work for yourself in Canada
Fulfil the program's selection standards, as well as medical, security, and other requirements Relevant work experience:

If you have any of the following experience

Taken part in world-class cultural activities or athletics, or
Been a self-employed person in cultural activities or sports

Start-up Visa

Concerning the procedure:

The Start-up Visa Program in Canada seeks immigrant entrepreneurs who have the abilities and potential to establish enterprises in Canada that;

Are creative and can provide employment for Canadians, are capable of competing on a global basis Do you have a novel business concept?
If one of the recognized groups supports your concept, you may be eligible to immigrate to Canada Find out if you are eligible:.

You must possess an eligible business.

A qualified business is one that satisfies the standards outlined below
When you receive a commitment from a specified organization,.

Each applicant must have 10% or more of the voting rights connected to all shares of the corporation that are issued at the time (up to 5 people can apply as owners)

AND
Applicants and the designated organization collectively possess more than half of the total voting rights connected to all outstanding shares of the corporation at the moment

When you get your permanent residency:
You handle this business actively and continuously from within Canada
In Canada, an important part of the business's activities take place
This company is registered in Canada.

Get a letter of support from a designated organization. A letter of support from a specified organization is required (a business group that has been approved to invest in or support possible start-ups)

You must do the following:
Contact the specified organization to learn how to obtain its assistance
Persuade the organization that you have a viable business concept worth sponsoring
Get a letter of recommendation from the authorized organization .

Meet the language requirements

The capacity to communicate and operate in English, French, or both languages will help your Canadian business prosper

IRCC will not accept your application unless you take a language test from an approved organization and include the results with it. You must achieve the minimum level of the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 5 in all four areas in either English or French:

Speaking
Reading

Listening
Writing

Determine your CLB level using the results of your tests.

Your application might get rejected if you do not have the required language abilities

Bring enough money to settle: The Canadian government does not provide financial assistance to new start-up visa immigrants When you apply, you must demonstrate that you have enough money to sustain yourself and your dependents after you arrive in Canada. You cannot borrow this money from anybody else The quantity you require is determined on the size of your family. Every year, these figures are revised by the government of Canada.

Number of family members	Funds required(in Canadian dollars)
1	$13,213
2	$16,449
3	$20,222
4	$24,553
5	$27,847
6	$31,407
7	$34,967
FOR EACH ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBER	$3,560