What should I do if I want to invest and immigrate to Australia?

Application process for Australian investment immigrants: Step 1: Prepare application materials. Step 2: Apply for national guarantee. Step 3: Register online and apply for 888 visa.

Conditions for Australian investment immigrants: Australian investment immigrants mainly include 188 visa (including 5 subcategories) and 132 visa.

The investment for immigration to Australia ranges from A $200,000 to A $6.5438+0.5 million, and applicants need to meet different conditions.

The basic conditions that Australian investment immigrants need to meet include: being nominated by Australian or territorial governments; Get an invitation to emigrate; The applicant and his family members meet the health requirements and have no criminal record; Meet the additional requirements of visa category, such as age, investment quota, scoring requirements, business experience or investment experience, etc.

Australia, the Commonwealth of Australia, is a developed capitalist country.

With a land area of 76 1.793 million square kilometers, Australia is the most developed country in the southern hemisphere, the world's 12 largest economy, the world's fourth largest exporter of agricultural products and the world's largest exporter of various minerals. Known as the "country sitting on a mine car." Australia is also the country with the largest number of sheep and the largest export volume of wool in the world, and is called "the country riding on the back of sheep".

The word Australia, originally meaning "the continent of the south", comes from the Latin terraaustralis. As early as more than 40,000 years ago, the aborigines lived and multiplied in this land of Australia, and the total number of aborigines in Australia was 413,000 (data of 5438+0 census in 2006).

1606, the Spanish navigator LuisVaezdeTorres sailed through the strait between Australia and New Guinea. In the same year, Duyfken of the Dutchman William Jane set foot in Australia, which was the first recorded foreigner to actually land in Australia, and named this place "New Holland".

1770, the British navigator CaptainJamesCook discovered the east coast of Australia, named it "New South Wales" and declared that this land belonged to Britain.