Business Visas Canada
Quebec Self-Employed Visa Canada
Under the Canada-Quebec Accord on Immigration, Quebec establishes its own unique immigration requirements and selects immigrants who will adapt well to living in Quebec. The Quebec Self-Employed visa is similar to the Federal Self-Employed visa but allows for professionals seeking self-employment in Quebec. The program is geared towards applicants who will generate their own employment by pursuing an occupation in which they already have experience. The program is specifically designed to encourage newcomers to invest in Quebec's local economy.
Applicants must be experienced business persons, and have the required amount of legally acquired funds and have proficiency in Canada's official languages. Once granted, applicants will obtain permanent residence and be able to work and live in Canada with their families.
Assessment for Businesses Assessment for EmployeesQuebec Self-Employed Visa Basic Requirements
Applicants to the rewarding Quebec Self-Employed visa must possess the intention and ability to create their own employment by pursuing their occupation in Quebec. All applicants for this visa must also meet basic visa requirements such as health and character prior to their arrival.
To be eligible for this program, applicants must:
- Come to Quebec to create their own employment in an occupation for which they have at least 2 years of experience;
- Possess legally acquired net assets of at least $100,000 CDN;
- Possess the required skills, training experience and licensing required to be self-employed in Quebec;
- Satisfy a points-based assessment.
Quebec Self-Employed Visa Entitlements
Quebec provides an ideal location for business entrepreneurs. With a large portion of businesses being accounted for by small or medium business owners, a thriving economy, high export ratio and with the latest expertise in technological advances, Quebec boasts many advantages. Other benefits of holding permanent residence include access to government-subsidized health care, subsidized education and the ability to apply for citizenship once they satisfy the residency requirements.
Assessment for Businesses Assessment for EmployeesQuebec Self-Employed Visa Processing Time and Costs
| Our Fees | |
|---|---|
| Premium Migration Service*** | US$5999 |
| Government Fees and Processing Times | |
|---|---|
| Application Fee | C$2528 |
| Partner Application Fee | C$1192 |
| Dependents Application Fee | C$150 - C$706 |
| Processing Time | 6 to 26 Months |
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