Business district

Business & investment

Starting a business or investing abroad

Two different ambitions that are often confused. One is about operating a business in another country; the other is about putting capital to work there. The visa consequences, the paperwork and the risks are not the same.

Visa routes

Business and investor visa routes

Programme settings change often — each of these is confirmed against current rules before it forms part of your plan.

  • 188/888

    Australia Business Innovation & Investment

    State-nominated provisional streams with a permanent 888 pathway, subject to current programme settings.

  • IF

    UK Innovator Founder

    Endorsed innovative business idea with a settlement pathway.

  • SUV

    Canada Start-up Visa

    Designated organisation support for a qualifying start-up.

  • GOLD

    UAE Golden Visa (investor)

    Long-term residence linked to qualifying investment or company ownership.

  • D2

    Portugal / EU entrepreneur routes

    National entrepreneur and self-employment permits leading to long-term residence.

Our process

How we help

Every engagement runs the same way, so you always know what happens next and what it costs.

  1. Define the objective

    Residency, return, market access or diversification — the right structure differs sharply for each.

  2. Jurisdiction shortlist

    Two or three countries compared on entry rules, tax treatment, cost and how realistic the residency outcome is.

  3. Structure design

    Entity, ownership, funding route and the visa implications modelled together before anything is registered.

  4. Compliance clearance

    Outbound investment and remittance requirements on the Indian side, or FDI requirements on the inbound side.

  5. Execution

    Registration, banking, licensing and appointments coordinated with licensed local professionals.

  6. Ongoing governance

    Filings, reporting, board and audit obligations tracked on a shared calendar.

Let's map your pathway — and the money behind it

A first consultation covers eligibility, realistic timelines, total cost and the tax consequences of the move. You leave with a written plan, not a brochure.