
Artificial Transaction Explained by the Federal Court
The Federal Court clarified that Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program requires genuine entrepreneurship and real business activity, not artificial arrangements designed primarily to gain immigration status. Applicants must demonstrate meaningful engagement and Canadian-based progress, not just theoretical plans.
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