Frequently Asked Questions
We have compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our clients. Find the answers you are looking for.
Yes, we can provide guidance to global tech founders and entrepreneurs from more traditional sectors (with innovative business concepts) to set up their business in Canada through the Start-Up Visa (SUV) program. We collaborate with several designated organizations – government approved business groups who evaluate and endorse innovative businesses for this visa. We assist founders in presenting their business ideas to these organizations, in developing their product, and expanding their company through our wide range of services.
We assist founders in developing their business ideas, crafting their business plans, conducting market research, and developing their business strategies. We link them with designated organizations and assist them in their presentations and applications. Furthermore, we connect them to our network of incubators and accelerators catering to various company sizes and revenues, investor groups, and technology partners. For more information on our diverse services, please visit Our Services.
Certainly! When you become our client, our technology partner, located in Waterloo, will collaborate with you to create a lean business canvas, design your prototypes and wireframes, develop the Minimum Viable Product, and conduct user testing. Meanwhile, the analysts at PGA will conduct market research, provide product industry insights, and develop product and operational strategies and roadmaps.
We begin with a virtual intake interview on Zoom to gain a better understanding of your business needs, background, and how we can assist you. Before the call, please ensure that you have your CV, company documents (if the business already exists), and the IELTS score report available. Additionally, you will be required to complete the PGA Questionnaire, which can be obtained by contacting us through our website to schedule a meeting.
The fees structure varies depending on the designated organization you select. Each designated organization has a different fees structure, based on factors such as the length of their incubation program and the stage of your startup. Additionally, PGA charges fees for its services which will be discussed during the intake call.
It can take between 6 to 12 months to receive the Letter of Support from a designated organization, depending on various factors. These factors include the stage of product development, revenue stage of the company, and which designated organization is chosen. Below is a rough timeline for receiving the Letter of Support from a designated organization.
