Countries across the globe have created attractive permanent residency programs for entrepreneurs, businesspersons and HNIs. With a favorable immigration climate now is a great time for you to explore your options of settling abroad with your family and setting up business operations. Foxton can help you identify the right residency option based on your preferences and future plans.
Many countries offer an Investment or Business Visa to encourage immigrants who have proven experience in running a business and are interested in establishing a business overseas or invest in another country. They could be interested in opening either a new business venture or buying an existing business located overseas.
Foxton guides entrepreneurs and investors, helping them take the most ideally-suited invest overseas path for themselves. We analyze your profile and suggest the best solution that meets your personal and business goals.
Explore your options of settling abroad with your family while setting up business operations overseas. Foxton can help you identify the right residency option based on your preferences and future plans.
With an impeccable financial and institutional credibility, Foxton can advise you on your overseas investments.
Offering qualified advice and dedicated support, Foxton can help you make the most of your international investment, settling overseas as an entrepreneur with your family. Generally, you can get permanent residence by investment in a country part of the European Union (EU) after living in that country for five years.
EU countries that offer invest Golden Visas include – Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Portugal, Ireland, Bulgaria, Austria, Belgium, and Malta.
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Under the citizenship by investment provisions, an applicant is required to invest actively in the Austrian economy, for example in the form of a joint venture or direct investment in a business that creates jobs or generates new export sales. Significant direct investment is generally required. Passive investments in government bonds or real estate, for example, do not qualify.
In addition to standard documentary requirements (such as passports, birth, and marriage certificates), a completely clean personal record (certificate of no criminal record), a comprehensive CV, and business background information, as well as impeccable references must be provided by all applicants.
The Austrian Citizenship Act generally requires the applicant to abandon their current citizenship as a precondition for being granted Austrian citizenship. However, in case of a grant of citizenship under the provisions of Article 10 (6) of the Citizenship Act, the former citizenship can be legally maintained, that is, the applicant may not be required to give up their present citizenship.