Business Visa

• Live in Australia: Relish the luxury of residing in Australia while your business is running, a superior quality of life, and contributing to the economy.
• Study in Australia: You can study in Australia as a holder of a business visa, whether for further education for yourself or your family members.
• Access Medicare: Subject to the subclass of visa you hold, you may access Australia's national health insurance scheme, Medicare, to enable the provision of vital healthcare.
• Travel Rights: Travel internationally and in Australia without any restrictions, attending business meetings or sightseeing in the country with few limitations.

There are various business visa subclasses one can find in Australia to cater to various kinds of entrepreneurs. Each subclass enables individuals to establish a new business or invest in a business.

• Business Innovation and Investment Visa (subclass 188): Most common, it lets business individuals and investors visit Australia temporarily. There are several streams that you can apply under: Business Innovation, Investor, Significant Investor, and Premium Investor. All streams allow you to satisfy different business and financial conditions.
• Business Talent Visa (subclass 132): This is the most appropriate visa to obtain to live in Australia permanently. This visa is for the more mature business owner or investor who meets severe criteria and wishes to establish or continue a business in Australia.

Selecting the correct business visa subclass will be based on your financial circumstances, experience in business, and what you are planning to do in the long term. Education Embassy will help you pick the correct one for your case.

When you apply for a Business Visa Australia, you'll usually be required to demonstrate some requirements, which might differ with the business visa subclass you're applying for. Some of the requirements that can apply to all subclasses:

• Business Experience: In general, applicants should have had a background of running, managing, or investing in a business.
• Age Requirement: In general, candidates for the Business Innovation and Investment Visa (subclass 188) must be below 55 years old, unless nominated by a government agency of a state or territory.
• English Proficiency: You might be asked to pass the minimum English language requirements of the subclass visa that you are applying for, typically in the form of a test such as the IELTS.
• Financial Investment: The candidate has to establish that they have sufficient funds to invest in a business or enterprise in Australia. The figure depends on the subclass you are applying for.
• Health and Character Requirement: All applicants must undergo a health and character test to ensure they satisfy the standards required to come to Australia.

A few subclasses of business visas can have additional requirements, like requiring a sponsorship or nomination from the state or territory government, for instance, Business Investment immigrants or global businesspeople who run a business.