The Italy startup visa, officially called the Italia Startup Visa (ISV), lets non-EU citizens move to Italy to launch an innovative startup. A committee under Italy’s Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT) reviews each application, usually within 30 days, and applicants must show
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The Canadian Start-Up Visa is closed to new applicants, and the replacement Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) promised still hasn’t appeared. If you are researching the Canadian Start-Up Visa in the hope of applying, this guide sets out where the program actually stands in
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A startup visa is a residence permit issued on the strength of a business idea rather than a job offer, and in 2026 roughly twenty countries run one. Which countries those are has changed more in the last three years than in the decade before
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Key Takeaways – The Innovator Founder visa replaced both the Start-up and Innovator visas in April 2023 and is now the UK’s main route for entrepreneurs without an employer sponsor.– There’s no fixed minimum investment requirement — you just need to show £1,270 in personal
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If you have been researching the New Zealand Business Investor Visa, the first thing to know is that the landscape changed significantly in 2025. The Entrepreneur Work Visa — New Zealand’s longstanding business start-up pathway — was officially closed to new applications on 27 August
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