AustraliaImmigration Program
- Live, work and study in Australia
- High standards of living
- Pathway to citizenship
- Dual citizenship Allowed
- Investment starts from AUD 1.25 million
Overview
Australia boasts a high quality of life, cultural tolerance, steady economic growth, and socio-political stability. The country operates dozens of visa streams, envisioning the issuance of residence permits, some with clear path to citizenship.
Australian visa streams cater to individuals seeking to visit, reside, or work in the country. The options range from visitor visas to student visas, family and partner visas, business and investor visas, retirement visas, medical visas, as well as humanitarian and refugee visas. The choices are comprehensive and diverse.
Among this assortment of visas, one category that garners substantial interest is the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa, subclass 188. This particular visa category encompasses several distinct streams, each tailored to specific circumstances and aspirations. The available streams include the Business Innovation stream, the Investor stream, the Significant Investor stream, the Business Innovation Extension stream, the Significant Investor Extension stream, the Premium Investor stream, and the Entrepreneur stream.
Eligibility
Australian visa streams encompass a variety of eligibility criteria. Nonetheless, every applicant must satisfy the general health and character requirements established by authorities. Additionally, providing evidences of the source of funds is mandatory. Investor visa applicants need to have a nomination from Australian State or Territory.
Benefits
Pathway to Citizenship
Security and Lifestyle
Healthcare and Education
Social Welfare System
Dual Citizenship allowed
Family Inclusion
Investment Options
Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) visa (subclass 188)
| Investor alone or together with the spouse/partner must have total net business and personal assets of at least | AUD 1,25 million (USD$ 803,000) |
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INVESTOR STREAM VISA (subclass 188)
| Investment of at least | AUD 2,5 million (USD$ 1,6 million) |
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Application Process
Bayat Legal Services’ compliance team will conduct an internal due diligence check, which entails a background security screening of the applicant, Preparation of KYC (Know Your Client) and a qualification assessment.
Bayat Legal Services will meticulously analyze the client's case. Once this is done, the client will proceed to sign a retainer agreement with the firm. Subsequently, Bayat Group will curate filing forms. Submission of an Expression of Interest (EOI) letter must be done through "Skill Select" platform to attain nomination from a State or Territory Government.
All applications for Australian residency must be filed through the online portal developed by the Department of Home Affairs, Immigration and Citizenship division. Once nomination is attained and an invitation to apply is received, applicants are required to submit their online visa application within 60 calendar days.
(www.immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/
The applicant will be provided with a written notification of the visa decision. In case of approval, the applicant will receive details regarding the visa grant number, its commencement date, and associated terms. Should the visa application be denied, the applicant will be duly notified of the grounds for refusal and their entitlement to request a review of the decision. The application fee will not be reimbursed, in case of denial.
After receiving visa application approval, the investor will be instructed on the complying investment timing. Once the investment is made, the temporary visa is granted for up to five (5) years (extendable to 9 years) with a mandatory minimum physical residency in Australia.