A number of Australian investment immigrants have obtained temporary or permanent visas (i.e., the Australian Green Card), but still retain China's identity and passport, the focus of the family and business is also in the country, and the educational resources and welfare benefits of the immigrant State are also available. This is a typical "Immigrants do not migrate".
However, in order to retain immigration status, investors need to meet certain housing requirements. Among them, the 180C visa for major Australian investors with a residence requirement of only 160 days has been favored by investors who want to achieve a "non-emigration".
Domestic tycoons tend to "emigrate not emigrate"
The "Immigrants do not migrate" is a remarkable feature of many of the country's rich immigrants and entrepreneurs. Unlike traditional immigrants, there are few rich and entrepreneurs who really want to stay in Australia for a long time. The vast majority of the high-net-value people's business and the circle of the family are still in the country.
Since it is not easy to stay in Australia for a long time, it is particularly important for these "non-immigrant" rich groups to opt for a more liberal Australian investment program.
It is the first choice for a large number of high-asset investors to ask for a very loose, significant investor, 188C.
Emigration of major investors requires only 160 days of residence
The immigration supervision requirements for major Australian investors in 188C visas are very loose. The visa's lead applicant will need to live in Australia for a cumulative period of 160 days within four years, or an average of 40 days per year.
For many of the rich, this is only a short-term length of time to go to Australia. If the primary applicant is not in a position to travel to Australia, it is also possible to replace the residence by the Deputy Applicant (spouse).