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Australia's business skills migration program encourages successful business people (business owners, investors and senior executives) to settle permanently in Australia and develop new or existing businesses in Australia.
There are several options designed to enable business migration to Australia. Exactly which type of migration is relevant relies upon your exact requirements, relevant business experience and available investment capital.
Under the new two-stage arrangements introduced on 1 March 2003: ·
successful business migrants are first granted a Business Skills (Provisional) visa for four years, then ·
after establishing the requisite level of business or maintaining their eligible investment, are eligible to make an application for a Business Skills (Residence) visa (permanent residence) - applied for in Australia
A direct permanent residence category will still be available for certain business migrants sponsored by State/Territory governments. This is known as the Business Talent visa.:
Who can apply for a business skills visa?
- Business owner: for owners or part-owners of a business.
- Senior executive: for senior executive employees of major businesses .
- Iinvestment: for investors/business people willing to invest in Australia .
- Business talent: for high-calibre business people who have sponsorship from a State/Territory government .
Persons who are in Australia on temporary visas (existing 457 independent executive visa holders - new applications for a 457 independent executive was discontinued on 1 March 2003) may still apply for Permanent Residence under the following two categories (or under the new Business Owner / Residence visa):
- Established business in Australia (EBA): for people temporarily in Australia who are owners or part owners of a business.
- Regional established business in Australia (REBA): for people temporarily in Australia who are owners or part owners of a business in a designated area of Australia.
The Australian Business Visa encourages successful business people (business owners, investors and senior executives) to settle permanently in Australia and develop new or existing businesses in Australia.
General Australia Business Visa Information:
Under the new two-stage arrangements introduced on 1 March 2003:
- Successful Australian business visa applicants are first granted a Business Skills (Provisional) visa for four years, then;
- After establishing the requisite level of business or maintaining their eligible investment, are eligible to make an application for an Australian Business Skills (Residence) visa (permanent residence) - applied for in Australia.
A direct permanent residence category will still be available for certain business migrants sponsored by State/Territory governments. This is known as the Business Talent visa.
Who can apply for a business skills visa?
- Business owner: for owners or part-owners of a business.
- Senior executive: for senior executive employees of major businesses .
- Investment: for investors/business people willing to invest in Australia.
- Business talent: for high-calibre business people who have sponsorship from a State/Territory government .
Persons who are in Australia on temporary visas (existing 457 independent executive visa holders - new applications for a 457ie was discontinued on 1 March 2003) may still apply for Permanent Residence under the following two categories (or under the new Business Owner (Residence) visa):
- Established business in Australia (EBA): for people temporarily in Australia who are owners or part owners of a business; and
- Regional established business in Australia (REBA): for people temporarily in Australia who are owners or part owners of a business in a designated area of Australia.