Few people venture into entrepreneurship as their first gig. Compared to traditional professional careers, entrepreneurship is risky, demanding and requires more capital at the outset. Working a steady job prior to becoming an entrepreneur gives you the skills, experiences, insights and money that you need in order to be successful. As you might suspect, some jobs are… Read More »

The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) is now accepting applications. The QIIP facilitates immigration to Canada for qualified investors who undertake to settle in Quebec and make a passive investment in Quebec via an authorized financial intermediary.  The program is well suited to investors with business management experience seeking an avenue to apply for permanent… Read More »

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that about 400,000 new businesses are started annually in the United States. For foreign entrepreneurs who are interested in exploring new business options in the United States, but not permanently move to the country, an immigration attorney can work to help you secure a non-immigrant visa to the United States. Immigrant Visa… Read More »

Washington, D.C. – The EB-5 immigrant investor visa program has been a catalyst for important regional economic investment, often in distressed areas, but continuing reforms could ensure the program’s integrity and functionality as its popularity increases, according to a new Bipartisan Policy Center report released today, ahead of expected congressional action on the program. Congress must reauthorize… Read More »

Visas for entrepreneurs and monetary support for local university students wanting to start their own businesses are the cornerstones of Labor’s innovation policies. Up to 2000 foreign university graduates and 2000 entrepreneurs wanting to start their own business would be able to come to Australia under the new Start-up Entrepreneurial Visas. To access the visas, entrepreneurs would… Read More »

An entrepreneurial visa program could turbo-charge the nation’s tech start-up scene, according to the Federal Opposition. If elected, Labor is promising to entice 2,000 international students to stay in Australia for another year after they graduate from university, if they have a credible start-up business idea. Another 2,000 places will be offered to lure entrepreneurs… Read More »