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04-22-24 10:47AM

xsiuo.her
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moving

I want to move to Canada and i need some advices

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04-22-24 10:48AM

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At 36, aiming to move to Canada as an entrepreneur by 2025, you're looking at a promising journey. Canada values entrepreneurs, offering various programs for those looking to invest or start businesses, such as the Start-Up Visa Program or the Self-Employed Persons Program. Your business plan will be crucial, so tailor it to show how you'll contribute to the Canadian economy. Consider also the provincial nominee programs for another pathway. Networking within Canada's business community can offer support and insights. For the move, partnering with a [moving company in Calgary](https://bestmovescalgary.ca/) will simplify logistics, allowing you to concentrate on establishing and growing your business within Canada's dynamic market.

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Provide branding, web design, and marketing materials for businesses. Sell handmade goods on platforms like Etsy or at local markets. anonymous casino/s

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