I wish there would be some clarity on what constitutes as "small" by IRCC. I think they are trying to mimic the E2 visa in the US by keeping it vague and arbitrary.
One lawyer I spoke to did an actual transaction that involved an auto-detailing shop priced at $130K. Again... estimates are all over the place...
Anyone who is successfull for Visa, now I think C11 visa is better as compared to owner operator. Any one has done whole process by his own or if consulted then how much charges he took.
Anyone who is successfull for Visa, now I think C11 visa is better as compared to owner operator. Any one has done whole process by his own or if consulted then how much charges he took.
As per YouTuber, I learned this o/o is not permanently closed but it involves LMIA advertising. My issue is the employer is doing a Joint venture and I suspect the start-up business is not qualified for o/o
Are you thinking about getting dual intent LMIA as well?
As per YouTuber, I learned this o/o is not permanently closed but it involves LMIA advertising. My issue is the employer is doing a Joint venture and I suspect the start-up business is not qualified for o/o
Are you thinking about getting dual intent LMIA as well?
A startup can be considered for O/O. The tricky part is to demonstrate the "Active and Operational " aspect of the business. If the startup is in Norming phase then it's very difficult to demonstrate this.
Stage 2 – Applying for Permanent Residence after IMP C11
Despite limitations on dual intent, an applicant who moves to Canada under this program and works for at least one year could apply under the Federal Skilled Worker program category through the Express Entry system. To apply for permanent residency, you need to meet the following criteria:
Actively manage your business in Canada for at least 12 consecutive months with a valid work permit. This option is important as you will receive up to 340 CRS points (conditions apply – subject to change in the future)