Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program - Immigrant Business Entrepreneurs

I don't practise immigration law specifically. However, I often work together with immigration consultants who are helping potential investors move to Saskatchwan under our SINP Program ... the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program.

Business Entrepreneurs & Farming Class

A portion of the SINP program is designed for business entrepreneurs who want to invest in either an existing or new start-up business in Saskatchewan. Farming businesses may fall within this category in part, although the rules are a bit different. In the course of applying under the SINP program, an applicant will usually need a lawyer for many purposes including:

  • Understanding Saskatchewan and Canadian business law;
  • Incorporating;
  • Purchasing or establishing a business;
  • Review or drafting a commercial lease, franchise agreement, contracts, etc
  • Purchasing a home since they will be moving to Saskatchewan

I regularly work in the above areas.



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