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BC10 Changing a business proposal

See BC Effective 26/07/1999

If the holder of a work visa and/or permit issued or granted under the Long Term Business Visa/Permit category wishes to change their business proposal within the validity of their visa and/or permit they must seek the consent of a business immigration specialist to the change. Consent may be given if a business immigration specialist is satisfied that:

  1. there are genuine reasons for abandoning the original business proposal; and
  2. there is a plan for the proposed new business that meets the requirements for a business plan as set out in BC4.5; and
  3. the new business proposal requires the same or a greater level of capital investment than the original business proposal; and
  4. the applicant has access to sufficient capital to finance the proposed new business; and
  5. the applicant has business experience relevant to the proposed new business.

    Note: A permit may be revoked where the applicant is undertaking business activities which breach the conditions of their permit.

Effective 20/11/2002

In This Chapter

BC10.1 Process for accepting or refusing a change to a business proposal

BC10.5 Renewal of work permits and visas beyond 3 years

BC10.10 Process for renewals

See also

BC1 Objective

BC2 Special category of work visa/permit

BC3 Summary of requirements

BC4 Business plan

BC5 Principal applicant's* genuine interest in establishing a business in New Zealand

BC6 Funds for maintenance and accommodation

BC7 Evidence of meeting English language requirements

BC8 Business immigration specialist's discretion

BC9 Validity of work visas and permits and...

BC Long-Term Business Visa/Permit (Temporary Entry) (26/07/1999)