We are often asked whether businesspeople can visit Canada for exploratory reasons before committing to going through the business immigration application process. Reasons for travel can vary: some businesspeople may need a visa to explore the potential region of future business and meet with vendors, sellers, real estate agents, etc. While for others, it is […]
If you are an accomplished entrepreneur seeking asylum in the US, you may be eligible to get permanent residency in Canada by starting a business just like our client, Mr. B.D. He was recently approved to come to Canada as a permanent resident after he started his business in Ontario, Canada. Background Information Mr. BD […]
Nearshoring IT Talent in Canada What is Nearshoring? By definition, nearshoring is “a form of offshoring and describes transferring work to another country geographically close to your home country to reduce costs and increase work, travel and communication quality.” (InterVenture Sourcing AG) Thanks to the U.S. immigration restrictions, we could expand the definition and add: […]
Regardless of the outcome of this year’s U.S. presidential election, it’s clear that the U.S.-based information technology (IT) companies should look elsewhere to host their foreign talent. This is not only due to the unpredictability of the U.S. immigration policies but also because of what the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us: that we can work […]
