What's the difference between investment immigration and business immigration?

At present, investment immigration in the immigration market refers to the purpose of immigration, and customers achieve the purpose of immigration by investing in overseas funds, government bonds, bank deposits, stocks, etc. Without the need for investors to actually manage and operate commercial projects abroad. Relatively speaking, the risk required by investors is relatively low.

At present, the investment immigration projects in the immigration market usually refer to: Canadian investment immigrants (Quebec Plan and Federal Plan), Singaporean investment immigrants, British investment immigrants (6,543.8+0,000 pounds, 5 million pounds, 6,543.8+0,000 pounds), Hong Kong investment residence, Australia's 6,543.8+0.88-50,000 Australian major investor plan, and Portuguese investment immigrants.

Investment immigrants usually get their status in one step, and usually don't need to go step by step.

2. Business migration

At present, commercial immigration in the immigration market usually means that investors can achieve the purpose of immigration by operating specific projects overseas. Usually, investment applicants need to actually live, have a detailed business plan and operate specific business projects on the spot.

Commercial migration projects launched by some countries usually aim at promoting economic development and local employment. Commercial immigration is usually risky and needs to meet the policy requirements of various countries before applying for immigration. Usually, a two-step approach is adopted, that is, the short-term visa is given to the investment applicant first, and the opportunity to apply for immigration is given according to whether the business project meets the business requirements, whether it can pay taxes, hire labor, live on the spot and spend money.

At present, commercial immigration projects in the immigration market usually refer to: American investment immigrants (EB-5), Australian 188 entrepreneurial immigrants, New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants, Canadian nomination plan (PNP project), European investment and residence projects (Germany, France, Spain, Greece, etc. ) and so on.