Owner Operator Requirements
- To qualify for an Owner-Operator Work Permit, an international entrepreneur must be an exclusive owner or have 50.1% of the shares in a Canadian business.
- You must prove that your entry into Canada will create jobs for Canadian permanent citizens and residents.
- As the principal applicant, you must have the highest position in the company. So, you should not have any superiors.
Owner-Operator Work Permit
- Create a business plan: Here you must demonstrate how to fund the business and create employment. The business plan must be elaborate and effective. This is your chance to convince the Canadian government that you know what you are doing.
- Be involved in your business: For the Owner-Operator Work Permit, you must demonstrate that you intend to run and develop your company. Then, you are not making a passive investment. Rather, you plan to run it.
- Your business plan must establish an intention to hire Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
- After all, a business must bring significant economic benefits to Canada. Then, you should satisfy the demand for a service or product and create jobs for Canadians.