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Exemption of Provincially Selected Entrepreneurs from Federal Post-Arrival Conditions

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CountryCanada
Operative dateJune 16, 2011
CategoryAdmission
Policy toolPermanent residence conditions
Affected groupProvincially selected immigrant entrepreneurs

Policy effect

Amended sections 88 and 98 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations to establish that foreign entrepreneurs selected by a province (such as Quebec under the Canada-Quebec Accord) are not subject to federal post-arrival business establishment and reporting conditions if no provincial conditions are imposed. Phase scope: Provincial stream / Quebec-selected entrepreneurs

Conditions and exceptions

Validated condition or limit: Amended sections 88 and 98 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations to establish that foreign entrepreneurs selected by a province (such as Quebec under the Canada-Quebec Accord) are not subject to federal post-arrival business establishment and reporting conditions if no provincial conditions are imposed.

Official source excerpt

Quoted verbatim from the official source below. Ellipses indicate omitted text.

The objective of the regulatory amendments is to ensure that Quebec is able to exert its authority under the Accord by clarifying that Quebec-selected entrepreneurs are not required to meet federal conditions and associated reporting requirements if Quebec does not impose post-arrival conditions under subsection 98(2) of the Regulations.
Canada GazetteSOR/2011-124; Canada Gazette, Part II, Vol. 145, No. 14Open official source
Retrieved from https://gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p2/2011/2011-07-06/html/sor-dors124-eng.html

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