The business skills visa category caters for business people who:

• are owners (or part-owners) of a business (or businesses), senior executives employed by major businesses or business employees with a high level of management skill who intend to use their business skills to obtain a substantial ownership interest in a new or existing business in Australia and actively participate in that business at a senior management level; or
• have a substantial business or investment background and are willing to make a substantial investment in State or Territory securities;
• hold certain provisional / temporary visas and who have established businesses in Australia.

• State sponsored category (163, 164, 165)
• Investor (162)
• Senior Executive (161)
• Business owner (160)

• State sponsored category (892, 893)
• Business talent (132)
• Regional established business (846, 845)
• Investor and business owner (891, 890)

AUSA has not only a team of migration agents sensitive to government policies, but in-house accountants and a network of consultants to add value in your business development cycle.

We typically engage in our clients on temporary business development visa when they first arrive in Australia. For those who are still looking for appropriate projects, we can offer a range of options for clients to make a decision. For those not familiar with Australian way of business, we can advise on business issues such as business structure, taxation as well as management priorities.

From the very beginning of business start-up, we care, support and foster our client’s business. In the meantime, we will not forget our goal --- to successfully apply for a permanent residency in a couple of years. We help to put into place a compliance framework in accordance with immigration legislation, therefore eventual applications for permanent residency will be stress-free down the path.