CBGA Start-up Visa
2024 Report
Discover the Power of Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program
CBGA Start-up Visa
2024 Report
Discover the Power of Canada’s
Start-Up Visa Program
The Start-Up Visa program has become a driving force in Canada’s business immigration landscape, attracting innovative entrepreneurs from across the globe. According to CBGA’s 2024 Start-Up Visa Report, the program has facilitated the creation of over 700 businesses since its inception, generating more than 6,000 jobs and attracting $500 million in venture capital investments.
The 2024 Start-Up Visa Report provides a deep dive into the program’s performance over the past decade, highlighting key applicant demographics, program trends, and the impact of recent policy changes. With participation from entrepreneurs spanning 50+ countries and key industries like technology, biotechnology, and clean energy, the SUV program is playing a pivotal role in shaping Canada’s innovation-driven economy.
Applicants from India, China, the U.S., and South Korea lead the program, with emerging participation from Vietnam, Brazil, and Nigeria.
Diverse Origins
Industry Leaders
Technology dominates with 40% of businesses, followed by biotech and healthcare (20%) and clean energy (15%).
Driving Economic Growth
Start-ups have collectively raised $500 million in venture capital and created thousands of high-paying jobs.
The Start-Up Visa Program in Numbers
CBGA’s 2024 Start-Up Visa Report offers essential insights for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and investors. Whether you’re exploring opportunities for business immigration or looking to understand the broader economic impact of the SUV program, this report serves as a comprehensive resource.
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CBGA Start-up Visa 2024 Report

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