Two more Start-up Visa (SUV) program clients have moved significantly closer to achieving their Canadian Permanent Residency. This accomplishment is a testament to our team’s dedication to providing world-class immigration services to our clients. The SUV applicants’ hard work and commitment have paid off as both of them have navigated this crucial phase in under […]
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The Canadian Start-Up Visa (SUV) Program has been a beacon for entrepreneurs and their families worldwide, with many choosing British Columbia (BC) for its varied economy and high quality of life. For SUV applicants with dependent children, their children’s education becomes a significant concern. As the Start-Up Visa program gains momentum, now is the
In an exciting update, two more Start-up Visa clients are on the brink of achieving their Canadian Permanent Residency (PR). Both clients have reached the final step in the process, receiving their Biometric and Medical Examination letters. The first client, the recipient of the Biometric Letter, submitted their application on September 22, 2021, and received
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In a noteworthy development, Eterna has successfully expedited work permit approvals for three of its Start-up Visa clients, each within a three-month timeframe. The first work permit was granted just 42 days after the initial application on March 8th, followed by a second approval in 68 days, and a third within a 100-day period. These
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Official updates regarding the enhancements of the Start-up Visa Program have now been formally displayed on the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) website. These improvements, initially disclosed earlier this year by the former Minister of Immigration, Sean Fraser, have reached a significant stage of formalization and implementation with their listing on the official IRCC
Recent data on the Canada SUV PR approval reveals that the Canada Start-Up Visa (SUV) program is rapidly gaining traction as a pathway to permanent residence for immigrant entrepreneurs. In July 2023, 135 newcomers arrived through the SUV program, more than double the 65 that came in June. This dramatic 107% month-over-month increase highlights the visa’s
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The 2023 Best Countries report by U.S. News ranks Canada as the 2nd best country globally, highlighting its welcoming environment for immigrants and entrepreneurs. Rounding out the top five countries were Sweden in third, followed by Australia and the United States in fourth and fifth, respectively. U.S. News analyzed 87 countries across 10 sub-categories to determine the
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Recent reports from prominent international organizations have affirmed Canada’s position as the top destination for immigrant entrepreneurs looking to launch startups or grow businesses abroad. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) named Canada the most attractive country among its 37 members for foreign startup founders and entrepreneurs in its annual talent competitiveness
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The Canadian government recently announced the launch of a new First Home Savings Account to help citizens, including newcomers, become homeowners faster. Marc Miller, the new Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship, recently announced the launch of a new tax-free First Home Savings Account to help more Canadians become homeowners. This registered savings account allows first-time homebuyers
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The recent report from Desjardins discovers the topic of “What’s the Right Number of Newcomers to Welcome to Canada?”. This report shows that Canada continues to rely on immigration to drive population and labor force growth. Most newcomers are now non-permanent residents, like international students and temporary foreign workers. This influx helps meet acute labor
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