The Australian immigration business plan enables founders to anticipate a future for their venture in Australia. It helps prioritise activities and seize expansion opportunities that can create jobs and contribute to economic growth.
Australia provides an excellent investment destination for entrepreneurs with its stable political system, replete with the right degree of transparent regulatory oversight that safeguards economic freedom and supports market access. It also has a resilient domestic economy that has proven its mettle in the domains of agriculture, energy, finance & capital markets, and tech, among others. These factors, combined with its strong education sector and comprehensive public healthcare system, add to its allure as a destination country for global entrepreneurs.
Types of Australian Immigration Business Plan
The Business Innovator stream (A) of the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) is designed for experienced businesspersons who want to establish and actively manage their businesses in Australia.
Australian states and territories and the Home Affairs department want to attract bona fide businesspersons and entrepreneurs. Each state or territory has its own set of criteria to assess your genuine intent and suitability, which must be considered carefully.
Our Value Proposition
We have the experience necessary to support you in putting together an effective Australian immigration business plan that ticks all the boxes and takes you one major step closer to your new Australian business address. Our business plan writing experience spans major business visa destinations worldwide and is constantly adapted to the ever-changing immigration requirements.
Australian Immigration FAQs
Our approach to write the investor business plan is centred around your understanding of the product, our knowledge of the industry and market research.
CAN I GET A VISA IF I OWN A BUSINESS IN AUSTRALIA?
Foreign citizens may be able to start a company in Australia while living overseas, provided at least one Australian director is appointed. Suppose this is not possible, or you want to come onto Australian soil to take on a more hands-on role in your business (sole proprietorships and partnerships included). In that case, you will need a visa—specifically, the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188). There are multiple streams under this program, each with distinct qualifying requirements. Your eligibility will depend on various factors such as the size and nature of your business, investment size and net worth, the Australian state or territory you are targeting, etc.
HOW MUCH DO I NEED TO INVEST TO GET A BUSINESS VISA IN AUSTRALIA?
Different streams of the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) program have unique investment requirements. Certain Australian states or territories may also have their own investment guidelines. For example, the Business Innovation stream has no investment requirements mandated by the Department of Home Affairs. However, the local authorities in various states and territories, including Queensland, Tasmania, and New South Wales, have minimum investment thresholds that must be met (AUD 200,000 upwards) for you to receive the mandatory nomination to apply for the visa. On the other hand, Home Affairs mandates investments of AUD 2.5 million and AUD 5 million, respectively, for Investor and Significant Investor stream applicants. Further, the investment is sliced and directed to specific asset classes (venture capital, growth private equity funds, and managed funds).
WHAT IS ENTREPRENEUR VISA AUSTRALIA?
The Entrepreneur stream of the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) program allows entrepreneurs with an endorsable innovative business idea to develop their business in Australia. Once granted, the Entrepreneur visa allows you to stay in Australia for up to five years and apply for permanent residency after three years.
CAN I MOVE TO AUSTRALIA IF I’M SELF EMPLOYED?
Absolutely. You might be interested in applying for a Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) under a suitable stream like Business Innovator or Entrepreneur. You may also be allowed to be self-employed with a Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)-Points-tested stream, Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491), or even a Global Talent visa (subclass 858).
CAN I GET PR IN AUSTRALIA WITH MONEY?
The Investor and Significant Investor streams of the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188) suit those who want to invest in Australia and obtain PR. However, many other qualification criteria must be met besides the investment outlay. Each visa has its own specific requirements, and it is important to research the eligibility criteria and seek the advice of a qualified immigration agent or lawyer.
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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
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WORTH OF BUSINESS PLANS CREATED
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