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.
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Choose a direction
Four places this goes next
Investing abroad
For Indians deploying capital overseas — property, funds, existing businesses or residency-linked investment — with the outbound compliance handled properly.
Investing abroad
Doing business in Australia
Incorporating and operating an Australian entity from India: structure, resident director, registrations and the first compliance year.
Australia business setup
Australians doing business in India
Inbound entry for Australian and other foreign founders: entity choice, FDI route, registrations and local governance.
Business in India
Cross-border advisory
The structuring layer under all of the above: residency, treaty positions, FEMA/ODI, transfer pricing and permanent-establishment risk.
Cross-border advisoryVisa 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
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Let's map your global pathway
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.