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This section concludes the most frequently asked questions from our experience over 30 years, covering all aspects during the immigration process. The section is valuable for those who are interested in immigration.
- FAQ1. What are the requirements for qualifying as an investor?
To qualify as an investor, you must have two years of business experience and a net worth of at least…
- FAQ2. What is the procedure for becoming an investor?
You must meet all the eligibility requirements, pass medical, criminal and security checks, and make an investment of C$800,000. You…
- FAQ3. What are the business experience requirements?
To be eligible for the Immigrant Investor Program, you must have: managed a qualifying business and controlled a percentage of equity…
- FAQ4. Does the business experience have to be recent?
The business experience must be in the period that begins five years before you submit your application and ends when…
- FAQ5. What is meant by “business”?
Qualifying business means a business—other than a business operated primarily for the purpose of deriving investment income such as interest,…
- FAQ6. How do I satisfy Citizenship and Immigration Canada that my net worth was obtained legally?
You must be able to prove that no portion of your net worth was obtained through criminal activity. You will…
- FAQ7. Who is responsible for the investment operations of the program?
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) administers all aspects of the program, including the investment that successful applicants must make. CIC…
- FAQ8. What documents do I receive after I make my investment?
You will receive a zero interest promissory note that is not transferable. You cannot sell the promissory note, but you…
- FAQ9. Why do you recommend that I make my investment through a Citizenship and Immigration Canada-approved facilitator?
Citizenship and Immigration Canada has set up administrative procedures with a number of facilitators to assist in the payment and…
- FAQ10. Where do most immigrant investors come from?
Investors come from all over the world. Currently, the majority of investors are from China, Taiwan, Korea and Hong Kong,…
- FAQ11. Who is a permanent resident?
A permanent resident is a person who has immigrated to Canada. To keep permanent resident status, a permanent resident must…
- FAQ 12. When can I apply for citizenship?
You must have lived in Canada for at least three years (1,095 days). You must also be at least 18 years old…
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