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ARTICLE · 13 DECEMBER 2022

Relocating To Canada From UAE By Buying A Franchise

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If you are an accomplished professional residing in UEA as a foreign national, you may be eligible to relocate to Canada by investing in a business in Canada, just like our client has recently done.

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Feruza Djamalova
Feruza Djamalova
Nity Malhotra
Nity Malhotra
Monique Ferreira
Monique Ferreira

If you are an accomplished professional residing in UEA as a foreign national, you may be eligible to relocate to Canada by investing in a business in Canada, just like our client has recently done. The client was recently approved to come to Canada as an entrepreneur after she acquired a franchise in Canada for $149,000!

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Our client is an accomplished professional with over 20 years of experience in sales and marketing, largely with healthcare institutions, medical technology companies, and pharmaceutical companies in Dubai, UAE. Originally from Pakistan, she resides in Dubai, UAE with her spouse and 2 children.

She intended to relocate to Canada as an entrepreneur to run her own business. She also wanted her family to join her in Canada. The client's investment budget was around CAD $150,000 and she intended to buy a promising business in Toronto, ON, that was a good match for her background and skills.

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