When considering joining another group for the Canada StartUp Visa Program without a business idea, it's important to understand the program's requirements and the options available. Here are some insights to help you make an informed decision:

Joining an Existing Group

1. Designated Organizations: The Start-Up Visa Program allows entrepreneurs to join existing groups supported by designated organizations such as venture capital funds, angel investor groups, or business incubators.
    
2. Collaborative Opportunities: If you do not have a business idea, you may have the option to join an existing group that has a developed business concept. Some designated organizations may assist in connecting entrepreneurs with established groups or business ideas.
    
3. Legal and Regulatory Considerations: It's important to ensure that joining an existing group complies with the program's regulations and requirements. Seek legal advice to understand the implications of joining a pre-existing venture under the Start-Up Visa Program.
   
   Eterna International's Expertise
    

Eterna International is dedicated to providing expert guidance to entrepreneurs considering the Start-Up Visa Program. Our team can offer personalized advice and support to help you explore the option of joining an existing group, navigate the program's requirements, and make informed decisions about your entrepreneurial endeavors in Canada.In conclusion, joining an existing group under the Start-Up Visa Program can be a viable option for entrepreneurs without a business idea. It's essential to carefully consider the regulatory aspects and seek expert guidance to ensure a smooth and compliant process. Eterna International is committed to providing the necessary support to help you make informed decisions and pursue your entrepreneurial goals in Canada