CANADA INVESTMENT PERMIT PROGRAM

Perhaps one of the ways you can multiply your investment in Canada is to get an investment permit in Canada. A Canadian investment visa, also known as the “Canadian Investment Immigrant Program” or the “Canadian Investment Fund Immigrant Program,” is one of the Canadian immigration pathways administered by the Canadian Department of Information Trade. This program provides permanent residence and Canadian citizenship to individuals and families who have the ability to invest in Canada.

Required documents to apply for canada investment program 

1. you need to provide certain documents and meet specific requirements to apply  for an investment program in canada. Please note that the information provided here is based on the knowledge available up until my last update in September 2021. It is always advisable to consult the official Canadian government website or seek professional advice for the most up-to-date and accurate information. That being said, here are some common documents required for the Canada Investment Permit Program:

   1. Application forms: You will need to complete and submit the appropriate application forms, which can be obtained from the Canadian government’s official website or embassy/consulate.
   2. Valid passport: A valid passport is required for yourself and any accompanying family members.
   3. Proof of net worth: You must provide documentation to demonstrate your personal net worth. This typically includes bank statements, investment portfolios, property valuations, business ownership documents, and other relevant financial records. The exact net worth requirement may vary, so it’s important to check the current guidelines.
   4. Proof of business or managerial experience: You will need to provide evidence of your business or managerial experience, such as employment certificates, business registration documents, and tax records. The program typically requires a minimum number of years of experience in a senior managerial role or as a business owner.
   5. Due diligence documents: The Canadian government may require you to undergo due diligence checks, including background checks, police clearance certificates, and other similar documents.
   6. Proof of language proficiency: You may need to demonstrate your proficiency in English or French by submitting language test results. The acceptable language tests are usually the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) or the CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) for English, and the TEF (Test d’évaluation de français) for French.
   7. Education credentials: You may need to provide educational documents, such as diplomas, degrees, or transcripts, to support your application. These documents may need to be assessed by designated educational credential assessment (ECA) organizations to determine their Canadian equivalency.
   8. Settlement funds: The Canadian government requires applicants to demonstrate that they have sufficient funds to support themselves and their family members upon arrival in Canada. The specific amount may depend on the number of family members accompanying you.
   9. Business plan: You may be required to submit a detailed business plan outlining your investment intentions and how your investment will contribute to the Canadian economy. The business plan should include a description of the proposed business, financial projections, and job creation potential.