Are you a business person above 40-year-old with only a highschool diploma?

Can you still qualify for Canadian Permanent Residency within the Federal Skilled worker program?

In short, the answer is: YES!

You are a business owner and you wish to immigrate to Canada on a permanent basis? 

You are 40+, run a successful legal business in your home country and speak good English?

You had a chance to develop successful business right after completing high school and did not get to earn a university degree or college diploma?

You have a moderate net worth of CAN$300 000  and you have interesting business ideas?

Can you still immigrate to Canada?

YES!

The solution is the Intra Company Transferees  (“ICT”) and subsequently the submission of your application under the Express Entry within Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

Where to Start?

Step-by-step guide:

1. Open an affiliate, subsidiary, or branch in Canada. Even as a foreigner, you can register a company in Canada. Newly registered Canadian business is considered a “Canadian employer” and can hire Canadians and… foreign workers;

2. Get an offer of employment from this newly established Canadian employer;

3. Apply for a work permit as an Intra-company transferee in the capacity of Director or General Manager;

4. Relocate to Canada with a Work permit;

5. Get 200 additional points on your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score!

6. Apply for the Canadian Permanent Residency under the Federal Express Entry program upon completing 12 months of employment in Canada.

DON'T WAIT!

CONTACT YOUR DESJARDINS LAWYERS IMMIGRATION COORDINATOR TODAY!

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