Business Visas may be classified as Business Skills or Business Talent Visas. Business skills visas are provisional while business talent visas are migrant. Both require the applicant to sign a declaration stating that they agree to meet the requirements of their respective visa upon arrival in Australia. Working on this on your own is difficult, professional assistance from respected law firms like Executive Law Group can help you lighten the load.
Here are some of the requirements if you have either a Business Skills or Business Talent Visa:
Within the first 24 months after initial entry to Australia, Business Visa holders must become active and involved owners in their business. Their business must provide input into the economy of the country.
A business can contribute to the Australian economy by doing at least one of the following things:
Here are the additional requirements that provisional business visa holders should comply with:
Business Talent Visa holders have 3 years to comply with the same criteria above. Not meeting these requirements will result in visa cancellation.
For individuals with Investor Visa, they are required to maintain their Designated Investment for at least 4 years. Not meeting this requirement will result in visa cancellation.
