To improve the Start-up Visa Program, we will encourage designated venture capital firms, angel investor groups and business incubators to focus on the most promising proposals by
According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Canada was ranked the most attractive country for immigrant start up founders and entrepreneurs compared to all other OECD countries.
As part of announcing "An Immigration System for Canada's Future", the Canadian government has committed to continue to improve the Start-Up Visa Program.
On Monday, August 28, we hosted a special version of #StartupChats, where we discussed government relations tools and resources for Canadian entrepreneurs. This #StartupChats discussion was presented by our partners at Mastercard. This chat was hosted by
Canada is preparing to ramp up its immigration program like never before, as it looks to hit ambitious targets that will see annual immigration rise to 500,000 newcomers per year by 2025.
A pivotal aspect of Canada's Start-up Visa (SUV) program revolves around securing a Letter of Support (LOS) from one of three designated categories: Incubators, Angel Investors, and Venture Capital. So, what is the key differences between these organizations? Let's get into details in 3 major aspects of their involvement: their objectives.