Rules for nominations for the new fiscal year 132 issued in South Australia (to be implemented on 1 July 2018)
Major business background category (SBH)
To meet the South Australia nomination criteria, you must:
Commitment to South Australia:
1.1 customers must visit South Australia before they receive a state nomination, and applicants who have not visited South Australia will not receive a state nomination. In applying for state guarantees, proof must be provided, including the date of the visit, the location of the visit, and the nature of the visit. The supporting document must meet one of the following conditions in order to be accepted
1.1.1 meeting between Meeting with Immigration SA (email confirmation of meeting) and goverment Immigration Office, South Australia (confirmation of meeting by e-mail)
1.1.2 Flight Airline boarding passes-tickets are not accepted as they do not confirm the flight was taken boarding pass-Air ticket is not accepted as proof because the ticket cannot be confirmed on that flight
1.1.3 receipts for Receipts for accommodation in SA accommodation in South Australia
1.2 if the above proof is not provided, other certificates submitted may be accepted, such as an email confirming a meeting with the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia. Photos are not required and will not be used for evaluation.
1.3 your application needs to include details of the inspection visit schedule and the results of the visit. This information is collected to help the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia understand how your visit has benefited you in terms of business, lifestyle and opportunities, and is not an essential requirement.
For clients who intend to settle outside South Australia and do business, the goverment Immigration Office of South Australia recommends that you apply to other state goverment nominating agencies. South Australia's goverment Immigration Office's business immigration nomination is for clients who plan to do business and live in South Australia. If it is not really intended to do business and live in South Australia, the application will be rejected.
The evidence required at the nomination stage of 1.5 132 to meet the residence commitment in South Australia is required during the 132 review.
1.6 you must confirm that you have sufficient financial resources to support yourself and your family in settling in South Australia and understand that it is your own responsibility to determine the cost of living in South Australia. However, the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia reserves the right, if necessary, to search for additional information or evidence at a later stage.
2.1 your benefits to state business activities must meet the requirements of the Department of Internal Affairs for proactive management, sincerity and sustainability.
2.2 the requirements for the benefits of state business activities vary depending on the customer's age, type of business, and location. You must confirm that your business in South Australia meets the requirements set out in the first two years of the visa. At the time of the biennial review, you must provide proof of your contribution to South Australia. The trade or investment options in the following table satisfy one:
* if you intend to include red wine in your export business, please refer to further requirements for export requirements below.
Above 55 years of age-special contribution.
2.3 the 55-year-old Special contribution State nomination requirement applies to applicants aged 54 years and 9 months or older (from the time of submission of the state guarantee application).
South Australia's goverment Immigration Office reserves the right to limit guarantees to customers who must make special contributions.
Local offers outside the state capital-state contribution requirement
2.5 to encourage investments outside the capital city of Adelaide, state guarantees require slightly lower state contributions to rural areas outside Adelaide. A regional business refers to a region outside the metropolis of Adelaide. If you do not provide sufficient proof, local offers outside the state capital will be rejected, and you must meet the state contribution requirements according to your age.
2.5.1 customers must live and do business outside the capital of South Australia.
2.5.2 living outside the state capital of South Australia refers to the fact that the client spends most of his or her time outside the state capital and is able to provide proof of residence at that location. The certificate includes bills, purchase or rental vouchers, and other evidence showing participation in the local community.
2.5.3 doing business outside the capital of South Australia means that the actual location of the business or the origin of the product must be a place other than the state capital.
Jobs employment
2.6 A full-time employee is a full-time employee who is fully employed in the enterprise, works at least 30 hours a week and receives no less than the statutory minimum wage. The minimum time required for each full-time employee is 12 months within 24 months of the date of issuance of the 132 visa.
2.7 full-time employees must be Australian citizens, New Zealand passport holders, 489 South Australia guaranteed visa holders or permanent residents for a period of 12 months. Family members cannot be considered candidates to meet employment requirements.
Export egress option
2.8 exports refer to the sale of goods produced in South Australia or the provision of services overseas. The minimum amount depends on the turnover. The goods must be produced in South Australia.
2.9 the export business needs to be part of real business activity for the sake of profit. The frequency of exports will reflect the authenticity of business activities.
2.10 from 1 July 2018, customers under 55 years of age need to export at least $600000 in South Australian products or services (turnover) in order to meet export requirements and do not include local concessions outside the state capital, but, If the total value of exports is less than A $1 million, then most of the products exported cannot be red wine.
The table below provides an example of the acceptable export value of the applicant.
Enterprise investment option
2.11 successful owners who intend to set up new or existing businesses in South Australia can also be guaranteed by South Australia. The amount of investment in an enterprise must meet the minimum requirements in form 2.2.
2.12 need to collect information on how you plan to use A $1.5 million transferred to Australia.
2.13 customers must demonstrate that they are aware of the rules and requirements that govern the formulation of business activities in South Australia, and that they need to provide sufficient research on how they have developed business activities in South Australia.
2.14 your significant business background will be considered in your proposed South Australian business activities. Customers who engage in unacceptable business activities or find illegal business practices will not receive state guarantees.
Property Development real estate development
2.15 successful business owners who plan to engage in real estate development in South Australia can obtain South Australia guarantees. Real estate development requirements are as follows:
2.15.1 if the 132 visa is granted before August 1, 2017, the applicant is required to comply with previous real estate development requirements. The requirements are A $3 million for customers under 55 years of age and A $6 million for customers under 55 years of age and over.
2.15.2 customers who receive a South Australia 132 state guarantee or 132 visa on or after August 1, 2017 may refer to the issued real estate development requirements.
2.15.3 customers who have received a South Australian guarantee for non-real estate development-related business plans by 1 August 2017 but have not yet received a visa issued by the Department of Internal Affairs may, if they so wish, E-mail a new business plan to the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia.
2.16 customers who want to meet the state contribution through real estate development must submit a business plan to the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia.
2.16.1 Business plans for real estate development must be sold to independent parties on fair commercial terms. The real estate entity developed is not intended to provide rental housing or for speculative or passive investment.
2.16.2 Business plans must include how to meet positive management requirements.
2.16.3 if a real estate development in partnership with a customer or a real estate consulting firm does not have at least two years of relevant real estate development experience prior to the customer guarantee application, So South Australia's goverment Immigration Office is not satisfied with this, and such a real estate development plan is not accepted. South Australia's goverment Immigration Office advises clients to investigate developers' reputation and qualifications before letting developers do any work. Please refer to the site to select qualified developers.
2.17 customers can prove that they really intend to continue real estate development activities in South Australia, and that the developed property can be sold in the free market, in which case state guarantees will be provided.
2.17.1 require the client to sign a written guarantee that the real estate built under the project can be used for sale within two months of completion of the construction.
2.17.2 Real estate, regardless of the current state of the relevant real estate market, is required to carry out real-life sales on fair commercial terms within two months of completion of the building under guaranteed development.
2.18 adequate information should be provided to the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia to assess whether the real estate development and plan meet the project. The information requested is as follows:
2.18.1 name and location of the Identification and location of the development project
2.18.2 Project cost information Project cost Information
2.18.3 Private funds / liabilities / other financial details and information prepared by Proposed breakdown and details of own/debt/other financing
2.18.4 existing certificates for Current Certificate (s) of Title for the subject land principal land
2.18.5 documents for Copies of any planning or development approvals planning or development approval
2.18.6 Expected commencement and completion dates projected start-up and completion date
2.18.7 Explanation of the client's managerial role within the project, and submissions as to why the client has suitable experience to fulfill such role
The explanation of the customer's management role in the project and the reasons why the customer has the appropriate experience to complete the role.
2.19 customers are required to register upon arrival and update themselves online every six months after obtaining a visa to report on the progress of real estate development.
2.19.1 during regular meetings every six months between clients and the Business Immigration Section of the goverment Immigration Office in South Australia, customers are asked to provide proof of their real estate investments. Certification includes investment items such as customer-confirmed acquisition costs, consulting services (e.g. law, planning, design, construction, marketing and marketing), employees, construction and construction costs, and other expenses. The parties may include the provision of relevant contract documents.
2.19.2 the client must also provide proof of the source of financing for real estate development, indicating the percentage and amount of personal capital, borrowed funds or any other source of funds,
2.19.3 if there is no substantial progress in development activities, the South Australian goverment Immigration Office is not satisfied with this, then the South Australian goverment Immigration Service reserves the right to withdraw its support for the business plan. Customers need to select different types of state contribution requirements to meet one of their warranty requirements.
