Conditions for immigration to Australia

1. The principal applicant is under 55 years old and the accompanying children are under 23 years old. Age, based on the date of birth of the passport, the main applicant is under 55 years old. Some states can apply for age exemption. For the accompanying children, it is required that they should be under 23 years old and 18-23 years old to keep full-time study, which proves that they are financially dependent on their parents.

2. The net assets of individuals and families under the names of husband and wife shall not be less than 800,000 Australian dollars. Total assets of husband and wife, including cash deposits, real estate, company assets, financial management, etc.

3. In two of the past four fiscal years, the company's annual turnover is not less than 500,000 Australian dollars.

4. In two of the past four fiscal years, the shareholding ratio of husband and wife is not less than 30%; If it is a listed company, it shall not be less than 10%. The company holds at least 30% of the shares, and the shares of husband and wife in one company can be added, but those of two different companies cannot be added.

5. The score of the commercial selection system is not less than 65 points.

Meet 65 points or more. Unlike skilled immigrants, Australian business immigrants do not need to pursue high scores in scoring, but are satisfied. It is not that the higher the score, the better the conditions. It is possible that the higher the score, the more materials provided and the longer the probation period.

Australian Entrepreneurial Immigrants Category 188a The applicant suggests that the applicant enterprise is in good business operation and must pay taxes. If the enterprise loses money, it should have sufficient reasons to explain the reasons to the immigration bureau. To make a complete set of cases, you need to find a professional copywriter to review and finalize the case to ensure the success rate of immigration application!

legal ground

Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China on the Administration of Exit and Entry of Citizens Article 17 The passport of the People's Republic of China is valid for five years and can be extended twice, each time not exceeding five years. The application for extension should be made before the passport expires.