If you have had a successful business career, own substantial part of the business, and assets, and want to stay in Australia permanently – you may wish to apply for a 132 Business Talent Visa.Basic eligibility criteria from the Department:
Potential applicants for this visa who are considering a business in property development should contact the NSW skilled migration team before preparing an application.
Business plan: You must provide a business plan that demonstrates your realistic commitment to establish or participate in a business in NSW that will be of significant benefit to the NSW economy.
Funds transfer:
If your proposed business will be in Sydney
If your proposed business will be in Regional NSW
Business investment and job creation
If your proposed business will be in Sydney, your business plan must demonstrate:
If your proposed business will be in Regional NSW, your business plan must
demonstrate:
The business investment must be in property, plant & equipment, inventory, or
purchased goodwill.
This definition applies to businesses that will be in Sydney and Regional NSW
Living in Victoria
You must have a genuine commitment to establish a residence and reside in the State of Victoria permanently.
Significant Business History
You must have attained a high degree of commercial success in one or more fields of endeavour and demonstrate how you will use your entrepreneurial skills to develop and grow a Victorian-based business.
Business in Victoria
Not all business activity is eligible for nomination. Exclusions include:
Property development
If your proposed business activity relates to property development, you must meet the following additional requirements:
Business management
You must demonstrate how you will undertake senior level day-to-day and overall strategic management of the business.
Capital investment
Your net capital investment into the Victorian-based business will be at least A$2 million.
Business proposal
You must provide a business proposal, supporting research and framework that demonstrates that:
The business proposal is to be detailed within the application form. It should include as much information as possible including:
It is expected that you have visited Victoria and undertaken detailed market research, and consulted with relevant government agencies where appropriate.
Property development requirements
To seek Queensland state nomination through this visa stream you must:
demonstrate a commitment to Queensland with an intention to reside and invest in Queensland.
Commitment to SA
Clients must have visited South Australia previously to be eligible for State nomination. Applicants who have not visited SA will be refused State nomination. Evidence must be provided at time of application for State nomination. Information to be collected is the date and duration of the visit, where in SA you have visited and the nature of your visit
The Benefit to State (BTS) requirements vary depending on the client’s age, business type and location. You must confirm to meeting at least one of the listed requirements through your business in South Australia within the first two years of holding the visa. At the two-year review, you must provide evidence of the BTS achievement.
Benefit to State | Under 55 | Regional Under 55 | Over 55 | Regional |
a. Export* | $600,000 | $500,000 | $1.5m | $1m |
b. Jobs | 4 FTE | 3 FTE | 8 FTE | 6 FTE |
c. Investment into a business | $1.5m | $1m | $3m | $2m |
d. Property development | $1.5m | $1.5m | $2m | $2m |
Provide information to Immigration SA to enable a two year review after visa grant.
The information must detail the type of business being conducted, scale of the business and which of the Benefit to State requirements you have met.
Registered your arrival in South Australia with Immigration SA and maintained current contact details for the duration of your visa.
State nomination criteria includes:
Proposal must be:
own a residence, and you and your family will live in Western Australia
The NT Government will assess Applicants for Business Innovation and Investment (Subclass 188) and Business Talent (Subclass 132) visas on:
Proposed investment activities
Activities must benefit Australia’s Northern Territory (NT) and align with its economic goals.
Investment activities benefiting the NT can include:
Ability to deliver
You must have:
You can demonstrate this by:
showing you have an understanding of the legal and licensing framework for operating a business in the NT.
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