Yatan Anand Immigration Services

Immigration for Entrepreneurs

Numerous programmes enable individuals to establish an entrepreneurial endeavour in Canada, own and operate an existing business in Canada, or expand an existing firm from another country to Canada. These alternatives are accessible on a federal or provincial level in certain provinces.

Immigration for Investors
Affluence Individuals interested in investing in Canada, together with their families, have the option of becoming Permanent Residents. The amount invested varies according to the province chosen. With years of expertise supporting such persons in obtaining permanent residence in Canada, we can assist with every step of the process:

• Selecting the appropriate curriculum for you and your family based on an in-depth examination of your current business and experience
• Assistance with future business planning in Canada (if applicable)
• Extensive recommendation regarding supporting documentation
• A team of accountants conducted an analysis of the file, while a legal team advocated on its behalf.
• Coordination with the many financial and governmental institutions engaged in the process.
• Final presentation of the file

We comprehend your vision and communicate it effectively so that you and your family can achieve your Canadian Immigration objectives.

Canada, through a combination of federal and provincial immigration programmes, gives permanent residency to skilled and semi-skilled professionals based on their work experience, English/French proficiency, education, and capacity to create a business in Canada.

Did you know that a handful of these options do not require a work offer, allowing the applicant to gain permanent residence status in Canada prior to seeking employment?

This class offers the following program alternatives:

Federal Skilled Worker (Under Express Entry): Professionals with work experience outside of Canada may be eligible for PR even if they lack Canadian work experience or a Canadian educational certification.

Canadian Experience Class (Under Express Entry): This group may include professionals with as little as one year of work experience in Canada.

Federal Trades Class (Under Express Entry): Individuals with experience in the trades, such as construction workers, plumbers, electricians, carpenters, bakers, cooks, and equipment operators, may qualify for PR under this category.

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs): Provincial governments in Canada, like the federal government, offer immigration program that are tailored to their provinces' labour market needs and prioritise applicants with ties to the province, such as those who have a relative in the province, have work experience/education completed in the province, and/or intend to settle permanently in the province.

Caregiver Programs: Canada is dedicated to providing avenues to permanent residence for individuals who assist Canadians in times of need. In light of this, a new Caregiver pilot programme was introduced in June 2019 to assist Home Support Workers and Home Childcare Providers in obtaining PR. A qualified applicant from outside Canada may also apply for a Work Permit to work in one of these occupations in order to satisfy the Canadian work experience criteria for becoming a Permanent Resident in Canada.

Admissions, Study Permit & Visa Applications and Extensions

Studying in Canada, which has one of the world's most sought-after post-secondary education systems, can be an exciting and demanding experience. If you are determined to upgrade your skills in order to secure a better future, we will walk beside you every step of the way. We can assist you with the following areas:

• Counseling regarding the programs/degrees/diplomas offered by Canadian universities and colleges, as well as their admissions requirements
• Discussion of post-qualification options should Canadian Permanent Residency be your objective.
• Applying to Colleges/Universities
• Filing of Study Permit and Visa Applications
• Correspondence with IRCC as required
• Pre-departure Counselling
• Establishing timelines and strategies for preserving status and future applications as necessary.

A Work Permit enables an individual to work in Canada. These may be employer-specific or public (Worker can work for any employer). Work Permit eligibility is determined by a variety of factors, including but not limited to age, nationality, prior work experience, previous and current status in Canada (if currently in Canada), and an offer of employment.

Canadian Immigration Law has always been for the promotion of family reunification. To realize this objective under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, 2001, following immigration programs are available to families:

• Sponsorship of Spouse/ Common-law Partner for Temporary Residence (Open Work Permit)
• Sponsorship of Spouse/ Common-law Partner for Permanent Residence
• Sponsorship of Dependent Children
• Sponsorship of Parents and/ or Grandparents
• Other Sponsorships

Specific eligibility criteria must be met by both the sponsor as well as the partner (applicant) for a successful application. Upon understanding the uniqueness of your situation, we guide you on the best way forward so that you unite with your family at the earliest. We understand your emotions, and your facts and present them in a way the decision-makers understand them too.