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[Mohsin@0643]

Hello,

I am working for one of canadian company from india online from last 3 years and now i want to move canada using imigration.

We have both side company in canada and as well in india ( subsidery ), and I am ceo of indian company. I want to now that how and what is easy way to move canada with my partner. Aditionally I am director in canadian company as well.

Please advice me best way to apply for canada.

Thank you.

 

[scylla]

Hello,

I am working for one of canadian company from india online from last 3 years and now i want to move canada using imigration.

We have both side company in canada and as well in india ( subsidery ), and I am ceo of indian company. I want to now that how and what is easy way to move canada with my partner. Aditionally I am director in canadian company as well.

Please advice me best way to apply for canada.

Thank you.

There's no easy way - everything will take work. Your work experience for a Canadian company from India will be classified as foreign work experience and won't give you any advantages.

Recommend you start with the Express Entry program. It's a points-based program and right now you need 460+ points to be selected.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

 

[Mohsin@0643]

There's no easy way - everything will take work. Your work experience for a Canadian company from India will be classified as foreign work experience and won't give you any advantages.

Recommend you start with the Express Entry program. It's a points-based program and right now you need 460+ points to be selected.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

So there is no way to move canada if i am canadian company 20% pertner aslo? i need to apply same as others?

 

[scylla]

So there is no way to move canada if i am canadian company 20% pertner aslo? i need to apply same as others?

Yes - you apply just the same as anyone else.

You're not starting a new business in Canada. It's already an existing business.

As already mentioned in your other thread, your company can try applying for an LMIA so that you can come on a work permit - the LMIA would give you more points.

 

[Mohsin@0643]

Yes - you apply just the same as anyone else.

You're not starting a new business in Canada. It's already an existing business.

As already mentioned in your other thread, your company can try applying for an LMIA so that you can come on a work permit - the LMIA would give you more points.

Ok , can you have more detail if I want to start new business in Canada.

If I have good business idea and then apply for canada there is any more detail about new business ?

 

[scylla]

Ok , can you have more detail if I want to start new business in Canada.

If I have good business idea and then apply for canada there is any more detail about new business ?

In that case you would need to look into the Start Up Visa program if you want to immigrate through a Federal Program. The first step is to find an organization in Canada that is willing to support and invest in your idea - this organization must be one of the ones listed on the CIC web site as a designated organization. You'll need to put together a proposal, business plan including financials, etc. It's not an easy process and many struggle to find a designated organization willing to support their plan. Start reading here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/start-visa.html

Alternatively you can look at the provincial immigration programs. Each has its own requirements for investors / entrepreneurs. So you'll need to dedicate significant time to research. For the Ontario program, you must have a net worth of at least $800K if you want to start a business in the greater Toronto area ($400K if outside) - and you must invest at least $600K in the business ($200K if outside of GTA). More info here:

https://www.ontario.ca/page/oinp-entrepreneur-stream