How much do Australian investment immigrants need to invest to obtain permanent residency?

There are many kinds of investment immigrants in Australia. Not only ordinary friends are easily confused, but many senior immigrants are also ignorant.

I. 188A class

(1) The property under the husband and wife's name is not less than 800,000 Australian dollars.

(2) The turnover of the company shall not be less than 500,000 Australian dollars.

(3) If it is an ordinary company, the shareholding of husband and wife is not less than 30%.

(4) If it is a listed company, the shareholding of husband and wife shall not be less than 10%.

(5) The 5)EOI score is not less than 65.

Category 188A does not require the amount of investment for the applicant, but the applicant needs to start a business in Australia for 2 years and create more than 2 local employment places. This project is more suitable for executives or founders who want to expand their business in Australia.

Second, 188B class

(1) The net assets of the family shall not be less than 2.25 million Australian dollars.

(2) The investment is 6.5438+0.5 million Australian dollars.

(3) The 3)EOI score is not less than 65.

Category 188B requires the applicant to invest10.5 million Australian dollars in bonds designated by the government. If you want to change your permanent residence, you need to hold bonds for 4 years. In other words, if you want to stay in Australia, you have to invest for four consecutive years, with an annual investment of 6.5438+0.5 million Australian dollars and * * * 6 million Australian dollars.

Three. 188C class

(1) The net assets of the family shall not be less than 5 million Australian dollars.

(2) Invest 5 million Australian dollars.

Category 188C requires the applicant to invest 5 million Australian dollars in Australian qualified investment products (government bonds/funds/private enterprises). If you want to change permanent residence, you need to continue investing for 4 years. In other words, if you want to stay in Australia, you have to invest for four consecutive years, with an annual investment of 5 million Australian dollars and 20 million Australian dollars.

Four. Category 132

(1) The net assets of the family shall not be less than10.5 million Australian dollars.

(2) The company's turnover is not less than 3 million Australian dollars.

(3) The net assets of the company owned by the applicant shall not be less than 400,000 Australian dollars.

(4) If it is an ordinary company, the applicant's shareholding is not less than 30%.

(5) If it is a listed company, the applicant's shareholding is not less than 10%.