
Canada Cuts Immigration Levels – What It Means For Start-Up Visa Applicants
Editor’s note (October 2026): After this article was published, IRCC stopped accepting new Start-Up Visa applications after December 31, 2025, except from applicants who already held a valid 2025 commitment from a designated organization. IRCC has said a new, targeted pilot for immigrant entrepreneurs will follow. See IRCC’s update on immigration measures for entrepreneurs for...
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