Australia’s
strong economy attracts thousands of investors and businessmen who are out to
set up shop in its major metropolitan areas. Before you can take advantage of
the opportunities in the country, however, you must first qualify for a business visa. Here
are some of the things you need to accomplish for a successful application and to
avoid visa revocation.
Eligibility
There
are two major requirements in applying for a business visa for Australia.
First, you must have a successful business or investment career. This means you
have a running business in your own country or in another one. Second, you must
commit to engaging in business activities in Australia, which involves actively
participating in your business’ day-to-day operations, and maintaining
substantial ownership of the business.
Declaration
Once you
arrive in Australia, you will be required to sign a declaration agreeing to
notify the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) of your residential
address within six months upon initial entry; and to notify the agency every
time you change your address.
Condition
The Australian
government will grant a business visa only if your business can achieve one of
the following: develop connections with international markets, create and/or maintain
jobs in the country, export Australian products or services, or produce goods
or services that the country would otherwise import, introduce or improve
technology, or contribute to the commercial activities in sectors of the
Australian economy.
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