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Canada's Dream Fades: Visa Backlog Strands Entrepreneurs

27 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Startup Visa backlog now exceeds 10 years, up from 18 months.
  • Entrepreneurs face unstable legal status and renewal issues.
  • Families endure stress, children face international tuition fees.
Canada's Dream Fades: Visa Backlog Strands Entrepreneurs

The Canadian Startup Visa (SUV) program, designed to attract innovative entrepreneurs, is currently facing a severe backlog, with wait times now exceeding 10 years. This prolonged delay has left many immigrant founders, particularly from India, in a state of uncertainty regarding their legal status and ability to establish their businesses.

Entrepreneurs like Gaurav Chauhan, who moved to Canada in 2022, report experiencing significantly longer processing times than initially advertised, leading to unstable legal statuses and difficulties for their families. These challenges include work permit renewals with reduced validity and children being classified as international students, incurring higher tuition fees.

The program's integrity has been questioned due to the rise of "paper businesses" created solely to obtain support letters for PR applications. In response, Ottawa has introduced measures like capping support letters per incubator, aiming to manage the backlog and strengthen program integrity, though its future remains uncertain for many aspiring founders.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Startup Visa program has a significant backlog due to a high volume of applications far exceeding Canada's processing capacity.
Families face unstable legal statuses, potential issues with essential services like health cards, and children are often charged international student tuition fees.
Yes, Canada has introduced measures like capping support letters and is investigating misuse allegations to strengthen the program and manage the backlog.

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