Canada SUV Visa
Direct Permanent Residency
High-Quality Life & Benefits
Work While You Wait
No Business Performance Conditions
Access to Global Markets & Canadian Benefits
Key Features of the Canada Start-Up Visa (SUV) Program

Innovative Business Focus
The program targets
innovative, high-growth businesses
that can compete globally,
encouraging entrepreneurs to
bring creative ideas to Canada.

Designed for Entrepreneurs
The SUV program is
specifically tailored for entrepreneurs
who want to establish and
run their own businesses.

Support from Designated Organizations
The program connects
applicants with venture capital
firms, angel investors,
and business incubators.

Flexible and Scalable
The program allows of
applicants to apply
individually or with a team
up to 5 owners.
How to Apply for SUV Program?


Individual or group?
Individual or as part of a group of up to 5-owners who possess a qualifying business.

Letter of Support
Obtain a letter of support from a designated organization.

Funds
Ensure you have sufficient funds for settling.

Language Proficiency
Meet the language proficiency requirements

Benefits
Family Sponsorship Program
The Family Sponsorship Program is a program that allows the spouses and citizens or Permanent Residents to immigrate to Canada permanently.
Get a work permit while you wait
If you already applied for permanent
residence through the Start-Up Visa, you
might be able to work in Canada while you wait.
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Processing time for work permit and PR visa

Processing Time
The issuance of the commitment letter or letter of support typically takes between 4 to 6 months upon submission of a viable business proposal by the entrepreneur. Upon receiving this letter, candidates are eligible to apply for permanent residence. The processing time for permanent residence is estimated to be around 18 months.
Unlike other programs, the startup permit program does not mandate applicants to invest their personal funds into the business. This initiative serves as a pathway to permanent residence for immigration candidates aspiring to become entrepreneurs.