Julien Tétrault is a Canadian immigration lawyer and the President of JTH Lawyers Inc., founded in 2013 and headquartered in Montreal, Canada.
At JTH, Julien provides legal assistance to high-net-worth individuals seeking to immigrate by investment to Canada or other countries, particularly through the Canadian Start-Up Visa and QIIP Programs, the American EB-5 program, Caribbean CBI programs, and European CBI/RBI programs. Since 2002, he has represented thousands of investors from over 90 countries. He was elected among the Top 25 Global Migration Attorneys by Uglobal Immigration Magazine for 6 consecutive years since 2020.
Julien earned his bachelor’s degree in law and a second degree in international business, trade and tax law from the University of Montreal. He speaks English, French and Spanish.
Company
JTH Lawyers Inc.
300 Léo-PariseauMontreal
Canada
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What is the status of Canada’s Start-up Visa program?
Since 2018, Canada made the Start-up Visa (SUV) program permanent, allowing startups with one to five business partners to get Permanent Residence in Canada if they launch a qualified startup, have enough funds, and have
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How can investors benefit from Canada’s new fast-track Start-up Visa Program?
By Julien Tétrault Investors can obtain Canadian permanent residence by investment (RBI) in 18 months, thanks to the brand-new fast track system, which applies to only some startup visa program applicants. Theoretically, a foreign high-net-worth Julien Tétrault
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The future of Canada’s Start-up Visa Program
The popularity of Canada’s Start-up Visa Program (SUV Program) is growing at a pace that was not anticipated by Immigration Canada. With about 1,000 new applicants every month, Canada is faced with a dilemma: how to operate Julien Tétrault
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The future of Canada’s Start-up Visa Program
The popularity of Canada’s Start-up Visa Program (SUV Program) is growing at a pace that was not anticipated by Immigration Canada. With about 1,000 new applicants every month, Canada is faced with a dilemma: how to operate Julien Tétrault
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Amid changes, Canada’s Quebec visa program remains an option
There have recently been important changes to the Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP). This residency-by-investment program, which is one of the oldest residency-by-investment (RBI) programs, is now more expensive, and the submission period was just extended. But is the extension of the program coupled with a risk Julien Tétrault