Canada Start-up Visa Attracts Overseas Entrepreneurs To Address Labor Market Needs

16 Aug 2014

The Citizenship and Immigration Minister of Canada, Chris Alexander, met with local business representatives in Kitchener-Waterloo to confer about the Start-up Visa and its potential to entice entrepreneurs to Canada who have ability to set up innovative firms that can foster job creation and maintain long-term prosperity.

Chris Alexander conversed about the significance of the Start-up Visa program with business executives and motivated firms to proceed with their efforts in recognizing stimulating start-up opportunities and spotting dynamic entrepreneurs as well.

The Start-up Visa Program helps to congregate Canadian venture capital funds, business incubators and angel investor groups with overseas entrepreneurs. Focusing on the new and growing needs of the Canadian economy, the Start-up Visa Program emerged to be a significant part of the Government’s plan that helps to build a rapid and convenient economic immigration system.

Canadian Government is focused on maintaining long-term prosperity and economic growth of all people residing in the country. With the help of Start-up Visa Program, Canada attracts innovative entrepreneurs who can create jobs and address the needs of country’s labor market. They will work continuously with the business representatives who can encourage innovative business ideas and help Canada compete globally, stressed Chris Alexander.

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