The Nova Scotia Entrepreneur Visa, part of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP), is designed for ambitious entrepreneurs and investors from around the world who wish to establish or expand businesses in Nova Scotia. This visa offers an opportunity to live and work in one of Canada’s most dynamic provinces while making a direct contribution to its economy through innovative business ventures.
To qualify for the Nova Scotia Entrepreneur Visa, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Age – Must be 21 years or older.
Business Experience – At least 3 years of business ownership with a minimum 33.3% ownership stake, or 5 years of senior management experience within the last 10 years.
Net Worth – Minimum $600,000 CAD in personal and business assets, verified by a third-party professional designated by NSOI.
Investment – Minimum capital investment of $150,000 CAD to establish or purchase a business in Nova Scotia.
Business Plan – A comprehensive and viable business plan for the proposed venture.
Language Proficiency – Adequate knowledge of English or French, confirmed through an approved language test.
Entrepreneurs can initially stay in Nova Scotia for up to 2 years to establish or operate their business. If the conditions of the signed performance agreement are met within the first year, applicants may become eligible to apply for permanent residency in Canada.
Business Opportunities – Start or acquire a business in a thriving Canadian province.
Family Inclusion – Bring your spouse and dependent children, who can study and work freely in Nova Scotia.
Pathway to Permanent Residency – Transition to permanent resident status after fulfilling the program’s requirements.
Quality of Life – Enjoy Nova Scotia’s strong economy, cultural diversity, and welcoming community.
At Global Law Attorneys, we provide end-to-end immigration and business legal support to ensure the success of your Nova Scotia Entrepreneur Visa application:
Tailored Consultations – In-depth review of your profile to align with program requirements.
Documentation Assistance – Guidance on preparing and verifying all required documents, including business plans and financial records.
Application Preparation – Detailed and accurate submission of your application to maximise approval chances.
Ongoing Representation – Managing all communications with immigration authorities on your behalf.
Problem-Solving – Prompt resolution of any issues that may arise during the process.
At Global Law Attorneys, we believe that strong legal representation is built on trust, expertise, and a commitment to justice.
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