Question

澳洲投资移民条件有哪些呢，容易达到吗？

Answer 1

澳华美亚提醒申请者要符合以下基本条件1）主申请人年龄55周岁以下，随行子女18周岁及其以下，超过18岁且不超过23岁的子女必须是未婚在读、经济不独立等；
2）主申请人和其配偶名下，个人及家庭净资产不低于80万澳币；过去4个财年中有2个财年，申请人名下公司的年营业额不低于50万澳币；过去4个财年中有2个财年，主申请人和其配偶名下持股不低于30%；如是上市公司，持股不低于10%；
3）主申请人在商业甄选系统（EOI）中，打分不低于65分。

Answer 2

有太多要求,先用百度翻译一下,看看你是否符合这些基本要求.另外还需要各种税收证明.请采纳. Subclass 188 - Investor Stream 113. Applicants for a Subclass 188 visa in the Investor stream are required to demonstrate that
the funds used to make a Designated Investment (DI) were unencumbered and
accumulated from either or both of their qualifying business and eligible investment
activities. As such, the funds proposed for the purchase of the DI must be able to be
trailed back to the relevant sources as claimed by applicants.
114. Applicants are required to provide a signed declaration to indicate which asset(s) they
propose to use and their proposed method of fund transfer to make the DI before they
will be invited to make a DI. Request for transfer of funds to Australia to make a DI will
only be made when an applicant has satisfied all other criteria.
115. The transfer of investment funds to Australia is not within the scope of immigration and
will be a matter for applicants to decide. Applicants are suggested to seek professional
advice on such matters and at all times observe and comply with the laws of the resident
country that regulate such activity.
116. For evidentiary requirements on the liquidation /disposal of assets and the timeframe for
the making of the DI, refer to the corresponding sections for the making of complying
Significant Investment at paragraphs 149-162 and paragraph 182 respectively.
117. After a DI has been made, applicants will need to submit documentary evidence to
demonstrate that the funds used to make the DI are those stipulated in the invitation letter
(unless approval obtained for change of assets). The trail of funds must be reasonably
established with supporting evidence accounting for each step of the way. Applicants
should therefore keep all records involved in the transfer/exchange of funds. For the sake
of clarity, it is advisable that the number of transactions be kept to a minimum.
118. Where sufficient funds are already held outside the PRC at the time of application
(including funds already held in Australia), it is expected that applicants will be able to
clearly demonstrate, with supporting evidence, that such funds were accumulated from
their qualifying business in the PRC and/or eligible investment activities and how they
were transferred out of the PRC.
Subclass 188 - Significant Investor Stream
119. Please refer to paragraphs 177 to 181.
Other Streams
120. For the Subclass 188 visa in the Business Innovation stream and the Subclass 132 visa in
the Significant Business History stream where funds have to be evidenced as part of
business and personal net assets, applicants are required to demonstrate that the funds to
be used for business and settlement purposes in Australia are lawfully acquired and
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available for transfer to Australia within two years after the visa grant. There is however
no need to evidence the transfer of funds at the time of visa grant.
Subclass 188 - Investor Stream 113. Applicants for a Subclass 188 visa in the Investor stream are required to demonstrate that
the funds used to make a Designated Investment (DI) were unencumbered and
accumulated from either or both of their qualifying business and eligible investment
activities. As such, the funds proposed for the purchase of the DI must be able to be
trailed back to the relevant sources as claimed by applicants.
114. Applicants are required to provide a signed declaration to indicate which asset(s) they
propose to use and their proposed method of fund transfer to make the DI before they
will be invited to make a DI. Request for transfer of funds to Australia to make a DI will
only be made when an applicant has satisfied all other criteria.
115. The transfer of investment funds to Australia is not within the scope of immigration and
will be a matter for applicants to decide. Applicants are suggested to seek professional
advice on such matters and at all times observe and comply with the laws of the resident
country that regulate such activity.
116. For evidentiary requirements on the liquidation /disposal of assets and the timeframe for
the making of the DI, refer to the corresponding sections for the making of complying
Significant Investment at paragraphs 149-162 and paragraph 182 respectively.
117. After a DI has been made, applicants will need to submit documentary evidence to
demonstrate that the funds used to make the DI are those stipulated in the invitation letter
(unless approval obtained for change of assets). The trail of funds must be reasonably
established with supporting evidence accounting for each step of the way. Applicants
should therefore keep all records involved in the transfer/exchange of funds. For the sake
of clarity, it is advisable that the number of transactions be kept to a minimum.
118. Where sufficient funds are already held outside the PRC at the time of application
(including funds already held in Australia), it is expected that applicants will be able to
clearly demonstrate, with supporting evidence, that such funds were accumulated from
their qualifying business in the PRC and/or eligible investment activities and how they
were transferred out of the PRC.
Subclass 188 - Significant Investor Stream
119. Please refer to paragraphs 177 to 181.
Other Streams
120. For the Subclass 188 visa in the Business Innovation stream and the Subclass 132 visa in
the Significant Business History stream where funds have to be evidenced as part of
business and personal net assets, applicants are required to demonstrate that the funds to
be used for business and settlement purposes in Australia are lawfully acquired and
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available for transfer to Australia within two years after the visa grant. There is however
no need to evidence the transfer of funds at the time of visa grant.