Is it difficult to start a business in Australia? How to start a business in Australia?

Three ways to do business in Australia:

First, buy ready-made business.

Buying a business, such as a restaurant, supermarket, etc., is the easiest way for immigrants to invest in business. Buy the existing business, that is to say, buy the existing storefront, storefront lease, goods, purchase channels and customer base together.

Regarding the purchase of existing business, Qingdao Austar immigration experts suggest that new immigrants should fully understand the geographical location, customer base and competition of the business before making a decision, ask an accountant to check the financial status of the business before buying it, and go through the formalities through a lawyer to avoid disputes.

Second, an independent registered company.

You can register enterprises directly in Australia. The registration business requires that the applicant 18 years old and live in Australia. Applicants only need to fill in the form and pay the registration fee at the Business Registration Office. If you have the company name, you can get the industrial and commercial registration certificate within three weeks. To start your own business, you should pay attention to the following points: (1) Investigate whether there is peer competition in the location and user group of the business you want to do; Unless in densely populated areas, try not to repeat business; Ask the local government if you are allowed to start a business in the planned place, and calculate the cost of the business, equipment investment, goods investment, decoration and billboards.

Three. Invest in existing Australian companies

New immigrants can also invest in Australian enterprises. It should be noted that the 188A visa needs to be changed to the permanent residence 888 visa, and there are clear requirements on the turnover of the enterprise and the shareholding ratio of the applicant. Enterprises that choose to invest in this way need to fully consult immigration companies, accountants and lawyers, and arrange relevant matters such as shareholding ratio and shareholders, so as to avoid not meeting the requirements of 188A visa to change permanent residence.