• You must have owned and operated a business, either on your own or in partnership with someone else, or you must have two years of management experience during the last five years this experience may have been accumulated in business, government, or another type of institution, including profit and non-profit organizations.
• You must have legally accumulated, by your own efforts, a minimum net worth of $300,000 Canadian; documentation is required to support both the dollar figure and the manner of accumulation.
• You must have basic literacy skills in English, or French and English, including speaking, reading and writing, and you must be able to be understood or to function in a job situation
• You must have a minimum education of grade 12 (or equivalent to a Nova Scotia grade 12).
• You will be given preference if you are between 25 and 60 years of age when you apply.
• You must make a one-time, non-refundable contribution of $130,500, once accepted; the funds will be held in trust. If you are unable to obtain a Canadian residence visa, your financial contribution of $130,500 will be returned, less a small processing fee.
• You must then select a six-month, middle-management employment contract from a list of companies approved by the Province of Nova Scotia; you will receive a salary of $20,000 for this six-month period.
• An application fee of $10,000 and our professional legal representation fee of US $5,000 is required to start the process. You will receive an interview within two to three months of submitting the application and on approval of your case in the interview, you will be asked to pay the balance of $120,500. Thereafter, your papers will be sent to Canadian High Commission / Embassy in your home country who will get your medical clearance and issue permanent resident visa to you, your spouse and children.
  

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