Established 2015 · Toronto
A B2B partner to Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants, immigration lawyers, and immigration agencies. We handle the business case behind your clients' Canadian immigration files: Provincial Entrepreneur Programs, Startup Visa operations, International Mobility. Your firm stays focused on the legal pathway. We do not provide immigration advice.
Core Services
Every engagement is structured around what your client actually needs from a business consultant: financial modelling, due diligence, operational continuity, never the legal work itself.
01 · Regional Programs
Province-by-province entrepreneur and PNP pathway support. We model net-worth and investment thresholds, build business plans matched to program scoring, and prepare business documentation packages that your firm's licensed counsel submits with the application.
02 · Asset Planning
Cross-border tax structuring, trust planning, and second residency strategy for high-net-worth client matters. We coordinate with your firm's tax and legal counsel to build coherent multi-jurisdictional plans before, during, and after the Canadian residency event.
03 · SUV Continuity
Operational support for Startup Visa businesses after the Letter of Support. We keep the company actually running: financial controls, KPI reporting, IRCC business activity evidence, through PR landing and beyond.
04 · International Mobility
LMIA-exempt pathway analysis and corporate structuring. We map clients into the right CUSMA, Intra-Company Transferee, and Significant Benefit categories, and build the corporate substance to support them.
05 · Financial Support
Government grants, loans, and M&A advisory for client business establishment and expansion across Canadian jurisdictions. We identify funding sources that align with PNP and SUV performance requirements, structure the application, and coordinate with lenders or granting agencies through approval.
About CanBizVisa
Founded in 2015 in Toronto, CanBizVisa was built to handle the business engineering behind Canadian immigration matters: the financial models, business plans, operational continuity, and corporate substance that a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant or immigration lawyer cannot legally produce themselves.
Today we operate as a back-office capability for licensed immigration firms across Canada, the United States, Greater China, and Southeast Asia. Engagements are governed by master partnership agreements with each firm, with individual fixed-fee SOWs per client matter.
Read the full firm profile →Engagement Model
Predictable scopes, fixed-fee phases, clear ownership boundaries. One master services agreement with your firm. Client matters get individual SOWs.
Your team flags an inbound client. We run a structured fit assessment against active provincial and federal programs, then return a one-page pathway memo with our scoping recommendation. Your firm decides whether to take the matter forward.
A fixed-fee SOW covering the business consulting deliverables only: plans, models, structuring. Explicit handoff boundaries to your firm for any IRPA-regulated work. Signed by both sides before a single hour of execution begins.
Weekly check-ins, a shared document workspace, milestone-gated deliverables. Your client never sees a separate brand. Every artifact reaches them under your firm's letterhead and through your project manager. We are the work behind the work.
Post-filing and post-landing operational service for entrepreneur and SUV files. Multi-year retainers available for active business support throughout the residency period. We stay involved as long as the matter requires real business operations.
House Rules
Pathway analysis, eligibility commentary, and program interpretation belong to your firm's CICC-regulated consultants or accredited lawyers. We handle the business case behind the application. The line is not negotiable, and it is what makes us a safe partner to refer work to.
Every engagement starts with a one-page SOW listing deliverables, milestones, and the fee. No hourly billing. No scope creep. If the matter changes, we write an amendment before continuing, not an invoice afterward.
By the Numbers
Engagement-level metrics from active partner firm relationships across Canadian business immigration pathways. Current to 2025 program criteria.
500+
Client families served through partner firms across Provincial Entrepreneur, SUV, and International Mobility pathways since 2015.
1,000+
Business Plans authored to Provincial Nominee Program criteria, current to 2025 program updates.
36
Industries with active engagements, from tech and SaaS to manufacturing, food production, and professional services.
Methodology. Engagement counts reflect retainer and SOW relationships with partner firms from 2015 to 2025. "Client families" counted once per principal applicant household, excluding withdrawn matters. Industry count drawn from NAICS classifications across active and concluded engagements. Source documentation available under NDA on partner request.
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