Introduction of four ways of Australian immigration

At present, there are four main types of immigration in Australia: investment immigration, skilled immigration, employer-sponsored immigration and relatives' spouse immigration. Here are four ways to introduce Australian immigrants. Welcome to read!

Article 1 Four ways to immigrate to Australia

Category 1, 188A: Applicants who have their own business, but the scale is not large, and the funds are not particularly strong, which may be the main source of family income, and they cannot give up the operation of domestic companies in a short time after successful immigration. The 188A visa just requires the company's shares and turnover, but it is not very high and is more suitable. Moreover, when the applicant transfers to the 888A permanent visa stage, the principal applicant can change, and the spouse can start and operate a company in Australia to meet the conditions for transferring to 888A.

2. 188B visa: abundant funds, but no company.

Since both 188A and 132 require the applicant to have a company and hold certain shares, a good choice is 188B or 188C visa, which requires investment background. Both visas are temporary residence visas for 4 years and 3 months.

3. 188C visa: rich business experience and good business conditions.

If such applicants have abundant funds and do not consider starting a business in Australia in the later stage, they can fully consider the 188C visa. Although they are temporary residence visas, they can be easily converted into 888C permanent residence visas as long as they meet the investment and residence requirements.

4. Visa 132: Outstanding business achievement, the company is under its name, and plans to do business in Australia.

This visa program requires the applicant to actively start a business within 12 months after landing in Australia, and to invest at least1500,000 Australian dollars in local enterprises or projects within two years. Different states have different investment requirements.

Article 2 Frequently Asked Questions of Australian Immigrants

1. When do I need to remit money from China to Australia?

Under normal circumstances, we recommend that the applicants of Australian immigrants 188A transfer no less than 700,000 Australian dollars to their personal accounts within 1 1 month before the start of business. If the business needs money, it will be transferred from personal account to business (company) account. All customers who have done business for four quarters must contact lawyers and accountants to check their financial statements to ensure that their personal net assets are not less than 600,000 Australian dollars and their business net assets are not less than 200,000 Australian dollars. Please note that the stamp duty required to purchase real estate cannot be counted as personal net assets.

2. If I expected to remit 800,000 Australian dollars to Australia when I applied for immigration to Australia 188A, but the actual situation was only 700,000, would it affect the state guarantee of 888?

188A visa will be over once it is processed. Once you come to Australia, you don't need to write a business plan before, and the actual remittance doesn't need to reach the expected amount at that time. But before you start a business, you must choose a business that meets the national guarantee according to our consultation. After the business starts, inform the lawyer to make a customer tour, and then inform the state government that your business has started. If the principal and deputy applicants need to be replaced, the state government can be informed at this time. When your business reaches 1 1 month, you must contact your material consultant to ensure that your business net assets and personal net assets meet the requirements of 888*.

3. Do I have to keep the remittance receipt when I remit money from China?

Yes, we advise Australian immigrants to keep the transfer receipt, because visa officers have the right to ask applicants to provide overseas transfer receipts according to the specific circumstances when hearing cases. And now the tax bureau is very tight in checking overseas income. Although the chances of new immigrants and international students being spot-checked are very small, once they get PR (Australian Permanent Resident Visa), they will have the chance to be discovered in the future. If you can prove that the money was sent from your domestic personal account, then you can interpret it as that you remitted your previous overseas savings to Australia. This is a normal personal asset transfer, not overseas income, so you don't have to pay any income tax in Australia. Therefore, even after you get a permanent residence visa, you should develop a good habit of keeping the transfer receipt.

Article 3 Reasons for emigrating to Australia

1, life expectancy

Australia has a short history and a small population, with a total population of around 24.42 million. However, the average life expectancy in Australia has reached 82 years, which is much higher than the 78.7 years in the United States.

2. Education level

In a ranking of world education level, Australia ranks second in education level. The age of compulsory education for Australian citizens and permanent residents ranges from 6 to 15. Pre-school education, 12 Implement compulsory education in primary and secondary schools and higher education, and attach importance to and widely popularize vocational education. Among the top 500 universities in the world, there are 1 1 universities in Australia. In addition, Australians also won 12 Nobel Prizes.

3. Average personal income

The average wage in Australia announced some time ago surprised everyone. The average salary of Australians is $865,438 +0.235, which is $65,438 +0.8% higher than last year. This average income can also enter the top ten in the world.

4. Degree of urbanization

Australia is a country with a vast territory and a sparse population. Its population is similar to that of Beijing, but its area is only a little smaller than that of China. Australia is a highly urbanized country. 90% of Australians live in various cities, enjoy the convenience of city life, and then go to the seaside for a holiday on weekends and live a very leisurely life.

5. Living conditions

Why do China people like to buy houses in Australia? Because houses in Australia are not just houses, but houses with land ownership. They are independent houses, with a 30-square-meter yard in front, where flowers and grass are planted.

Houses below two floors in Australia are basically personal properties, and those above two floors are basically welfare houses built by the government. Australia's per capita housing area far exceeds that of the United States, with 2.3 rooms per capita.

6. Employment situation

The employment rate of people aged 0/5-64 in Australia/KLOC is 72%, which is higher than 67% in the United States. Australians work 2 16 days a year, eight hours a day, while China people work 25 1 day a year. This is because there are many festivals in Australia, and nearly 37% of them are holidays. Australian companies are reluctant to fire people because it is too troublesome to recruit people and the cost is too high for enterprises.