How long can I get a green card when I apply for an Australian entrepreneurial immigrant?

Australian business investment immigrants include: 188A temporary visa for business innovation, 188B temporary visa for investment manager, 188C temporary visa for major investment, 188E temporary visa for entrepreneur and 132 permanent visa for business genius immigrants.

Australia 188E investment immigrants (temporary visas for entrepreneurs) are a subclass of 188 visas, which need to be applied through the SkillSelect scoring system and nominated by state governments or territorial governments. Entrepreneurs need to reach the English level of IELTS 4 and 6, and get the financial support of 200,000 Australian dollars from third-party institutions, so as to carry out business activities in Australia and meet certain conditions, such as turnover, hiring local employees and obtaining strong financial support. After four years, they can become permanent residents.

Australia 188E Application Conditions for Investment Immigrants (Temporary Visa for Entrepreneurs):

1. The principal applicant is under 55 years old or the state government waives the age requirement, and the accompanying children are under 25 years old.

2. Reach IELTS 4: 6 or equivalent English level before being invited to submit a visa.

3. The principal applicant is operating or establishing compliant business activities in Australia, and has a real intention to continue operating.

Note: Compliance entrepreneurial activities must have innovative ideas, realize the commercialization of Australian products or services, or drive the development of Australian enterprises or businesses.

Compliance entrepreneurial activities cannot be of the following types:?

1, residential real estate industry. ?

2. Labor leasing related industries. ?

3. Buy a ready-made business or join.

A compliant entrepreneurial activity must meet all the following conditions:

1. The principal applicant owns at least 30% of the shares of the startup company; ?

2. Put at least 10% of the capital into the startup company within 12 months after starting a business;

3. Provide a business plan explaining how the applicant's innovative ideas can realize the commercialization of Australian products or services or promote the development of Australian enterprises or businesses.

4. Obtain an investment of not less than AUD200,000 from one or more of the following third parties:

-Federal government agencies.

-State or territorial governments.

Publicly funded research institutions.

-Venture capitalists (VCLP or ESVCLP).

-Designated institutions of higher education.