A Business Visa (Investor Visa or Entrepreneur Visa) is a document issued by the Government of Canada that allows a foreign national to come to Canada to start or manage a business. There are two main categories for business immigration to Canada:

1. Investor Visa: This category is for individuals who are willing to invest a significant amount of money in a Canadian business and who have a minimum net worth. The requirements vary depending on the specific program, but usually include making a minimum investment, having business experience, and meeting language requirements.
2. Entrepreneur Visa: This category is for individuals who have the ability to start and run a business in Canada and who have a minimum net worth. The requirements vary depending on the specific program, but usually include creating a new business, having business experience, and meeting language requirements.

To be eligible for a Business Visa, an individual must:

1. Meet the requirements of the specific business immigration program they are applying under.
2. Prove that they have enough funds to start and maintain their business in Canada.
3. Be law-abiding and have no criminal record.
4. Not pose a security risk to Canada.
5. Not be inadmissible to Canada on health or security grounds.

The process to obtain a Business Visa involves submitting a completed application, along with supporting documents, to a Canadian visa office. The processing time for a Business Visa varies depending on the specific program and the circumstances of the applicant.