Investment Immigration is a pathway to permanent residence (PR) through contributing capital to the host country's economy — suited to entrepreneurs and investors with clearly documented funds.
My Second World advises on the main investment routes across four countries, assessing fit by industry, capital scale and your risk appetite.
Investment Immigration with My Second World
Each country has a different philosophy on investment immigration: the USA requires job creation, Canada favours start-up ideas backed by a designated organisation, Australia divides applicants into several streams by capital scale, and Germany assesses the viability of the business.
The My Second World team helps you clearly understand the requirements for proving lawful source of funds, the ongoing obligations and the risks of each category before you decide.
Investment Immigration Across Four Countries with My Second World
Select a country to see the capital requirements and process in detail.
Investment Immigration to the USA
EB-5 · Reform Act 2022
The EB-5 category starts from USD 800,000 (in a TEA) or USD 1,050,000, and requires job creation under the Reform Act 2022.
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Investment Immigration to Canada
Start-up Visa
The Start-up Visa grants permanent residence and requires a Letter of Support from a designated organisation.
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Investment Immigration to Australia
National Innovation 858
The traditional Subclass 188 has closed; the focus has now shifted to the National Innovation visa (Subclass 858) for talent and investors.
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Investment Immigration to Germany
Self-Employment Residence §21
A self-employment residence permit under §21 for business activities that show economic benefit and viability.
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Book a consultation with a My Second World specialist to have your investment stream analysed against your industry and capital.
