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The investment immigration business plan wholeheartedly assists customers to complete the entire application process and properly arrange entry until it helps customers develop business opportunities. Because of our tenet of loyalty and responsible service to customers, we have always been praised by customers.
Investment immigration business plan
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- Chinese name
- Investment immigration business plan
- Function
- Help customers with application procedures and proper entry arrangements
- Purpose
- Loyal and responsible
- Help
- Customer Development Business Opportunities
- The investment immigration business plan wholeheartedly assists customers to complete the entire application process and properly arrange entry until it helps customers develop business opportunities. Because of our tenet of loyalty and responsible service to customers, we have always been praised by customers.
- In a market economy with a global economic integration, investment immigrants overseas, business owners can take advantage of the open investment environment abroad, reduce trade barriers, weaken capital circulation controls, and maximize capital profit. At the same time, due to the status of foreigners and foreigners, business owners can Enjoy China's preferential investment and tax policies. In addition, you can enjoy the social benefits of the country of immigration and the convenience of visa-free international business travel.
- To this end, we have launched an overseas investment and immigration program for successful business people. We wholeheartedly assist customers to complete the entire application process and properly arrange immigration until they help customers develop business opportunities. Since we are committed to serving customers, Praised by customers. We have experienced senior immigration consultants and specially hired accountants who are responsible for designing, compiling and reviewing your application and investment business plan, so that they can pass the immigration bureau's review smoothly. We pay close attention to the special conditions of each guest, in order to provide a "tailor-made" detailed business plan. It will be responsible for your entire consulting service from consulting, immigration, settlement and investment.
- For example, when applying for a long-term business visa with the New Zealand Immigration Service, the Immigration Service will require the applicant to provide a detailed business plan. The New Zealand International Exchange Centre works with several New Zealand local business investment companies to obtain long-term business visas to select projects that fit the applicant's business background within a considerable range of commercial businesses.
- (Long Term Business Visa) Business Plan
- Detailed introduction of the project
- 1. A detailed description of the project you plan to build (including where did your idea come from?)
- 2. Who is the customer (sales target) of the project?
- 3. The source of the project, the product supplier?
- Goals to be achieved in 3 years
- Is the project related to other projects overseas?
- 1. Share equity?
- 2. Joint stock? Passing corporate?
- 3. Supply agreement? Agency agreement?
- How much do you plan to get involved in the project?
- Number of employees in the first 1-2 years?
- What skills do these employees need?
- Can these skills be found in New Zealand?
- What new technologies and skills will the project bring to New Zealand?
- Market strategy
- 1. What is the size of the New Zealand market?
- 2. Target market share?
- 3. Where is the market?
- 4. Competitor analysis
- 5. Distribution and pricing strategy
- Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats
- Project creation schedule
- 1. Project establishment, approval, finding office space, purchasing equipment, recruiting employees, establishing a distribution network and starting operations
- Project establishment cost
- Legal and other professional fees
- 2. Project investigation and development costs
- 3. Expenses for recruiting employees
- 4. Resource approval costs
- List the first 3 years of payouts separately, providing realistic financial forecasts
- Labor costs
- Management costs
- 3. Raw material costs
- Wages
- 5. Rent
- 6. Depreciation
- 7. Management
- 8. Audit
- 9. Legal fees
- All funds to establish the project (including project start-up funds) support the implementation of the business plan
- Which bank or financial institution did the applicant receive the investment from?
- Does the project require additional funding
- How do you arrange funding for your project (specify project partners, funding provided)
- Previous project experience
- 1. How did the applicant proceed in the past?
- 2. What projects have you worked on in the past?
- 3. Roles and responsibilities in the project.
- About your existing project
- Project type
- 2. Project background
- Annual turnover
- Profit
- 5. Number of employees
- 6. Contact address, telephone
- 7. Audited financial statements
- 8. Tax refund certificate
- 9. Company composition chart
- 10. Applicant's shares in the project
- Have you ever had a project failure, bankruptcy, etc.?
- Do you have any academic qualifications, training certificates, job titles, etc. that can help you run your project?
- How well do you know the New Zealand market?
- 1. How much do you know about the New Zealand project environment?
- 2. Are you involved in projects that are too New Zealand related?
- 3. Have you contacted the relevant trade associations of New Zealand and heard their opinions?
- Do you commission any independent department to evaluate the feasibility of your project?
- Have you heard the opinions of experts about your project.
- Does your project require the consent of a resource management agency?
- Projects in business plan contribute to New Zealand's clearly defined economy
- A project is good for New Zealand, if it can advance New Zealand's economic development,
- The introduction of new or improved existing technology, management techniques or technological skills; or
- Introduce new products or promote existing products or services; or
- Create new or increase existing New Zealand export markets; or
- Created a new employment plan other than the main applicant, or
- Promote the revival of an existing New Zealand project or business.
- When submitting an application for entrepreneurial immigration settlement in the future, the project operation is profitable, or it can be clearly expected that the project will be profitable within 12 months after the application is submitted.
- About changing business plans
- During the first three years, the applicant will not be issued a business plan that is different from the original one without the permission of the Commercial Immigration Bureau.
- Work Permit. All long-term business visas and work permits issued must state that the applicant is self-employed in a designated industry mentioned in their business plan.
- If a long-term business visa holder changes the original business plan without the permission of the visa officer, the USCIS will no longer
- Extend or extend the visa of a long-term business visa holder.
- If the applicant requests amendments to their business plan, the visa officer has the right to require the applicant to provide a new business plan.
- A new business plan must be provided and the visa officer has the right to cancel his existing visa.
- If the applicant requests a change in the business plan, the visa officer must be satisfied with the following terms
- There must be real reasons to abandon the original business plan
- The new investment must be greater than or equal to the original business plan
- Applicants must have sufficient funds to support new projects
- The new business plan will use the same or more investment capital as the original business plan
- Applicants must have relevant business experience