Expert guidance on Canada’s business immigration pathways: from Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) to Provincial Entrepreneur Programs and C11.

You’re not alone. Canada has multiple business immigration pathways, each with unique requirements, timelines, and success rates. The key is choosing the right one for your situation.
Best For: Owners of established foreign businesses
Timeline: 12–24 months
Investment: Moderate (operational costs)
Best For: Investors starting or buying a Canadian business
Timeline: 18–36 months
Investment: $150K–$600K (province & business)
Best For: Entrepreneurs & self-employed professionals
Timeline: 12–18 months (work permit), PR via PNP
Investment: $300K+ personal/business funds

| Feature | ICT to PR | Provincial Entrepreneur | C11 Self-Employed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Processing Speed | 2–8 weeks (work permit) | 18–36 months | 8–20 weeks |
| Foreign Business Required | Yes (1+ year old) | No | Optional |
| Investment Amount | Operational costs | $150K–$600K | $300K+ |
| LMIA Required | No | No | No |
| Best For | Established business owners | Investors/new entrepreneurs | Self-employed professionals |
| Success Rate | Very High (90%+) | High (70–80%) | Moderate (60–70%) |
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