What companies are there in Australia and the challenges faced by overseas investment?

Mr. Pan applied for the Australian 132 visa through Xintong Immigration and obtained the green card in 2012. Australia 132 visa, follow-up investment is the key. Many Chinese who immigrate to Australia think it is very difficult to make money in an unfamiliar country, but Mr. Pan is an exception. After immigrating to Australia, Mr. Pan’s business in Australia was no less successful than in China. Talking about the secret of success, Mr. Pan said: Australian immigrants need to make various business investments. In this process, they must combine their own reality instead of running to Australia to start a new business. ”

Mr. Pan was engaged in import and export business in China. After immigrating to Australia, Mr. Pan combined his domestic business and also started import and export trade in Australia.

At that time Mr. Pan needs to invest in a guaranteed state in Australia. As for how to spend the investment money, Mr. Pan said: "First divide the money into three parts: First, buy a house to show that you live in Australia. determination. Second, buy another warehouse and office building to prepare for your own import and export business. Finally, the remaining money is used as working capital. ”

Australia is a major wine producer in the world. After immigrating to Australia, Mr. Pan exported Australian wine to China. The stable quality and excellent taste of Australian red wine were welcomed by the Chinese market. In addition, following the trend, , Mr. Pan started to do cross-border shopping and exported Australian health care products to China, and he also achieved success.

A successful investment business requires not only opportunities, but also a keen vision. Australia is famous for its red wine and mature orchards. However, Australia's agricultural machinery such as winemaking machinery and orchard machinery is very primitive, with low levels of automation and mechanization. Australia even needs a large number of tractors, and buying a tractor locally is very expensive. "So, Mr. Pan imported advanced equipment from Italy and France to Australia, and also imported tractors from China to Australia, which received great welcome locally.

In addition, Mr. Pan also imported tractors from Yiwu, China. Small commodities are imported to Australia, and now, these Chinese small commodities are being sold continuously in supermarkets of all sizes in Australia.