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BI11 Funds withdrawal for investment in an acceptable business proposal (04/07/2005)

  1. After an initial two year investment period the principal applicant may apply to withdraw up to 50 per cent of the original investment funds held by the Government, to be used towards an acceptable business proposal approved by a business immigration specialist.
  2. A principal applicant may submit more than one business proposal, but each request to withdraw funds must be accompanied by a business plan, and will be assessed by a business immigration specialist against the criteria in this policy before any funds are approved for withdrawal.

Effective 04/07/2005

IN THIS SECTION

BI11.1 General rules for an acceptable business proposal (04/07/2005)

BI11.5 Requirements for submitting a business plan (04/07/2005)

BI11.10 Assessment of a business plan (04/07/2005)

BI11.15 Criteria for a business benefiting New Zealand (04/07/2005)

BI11.20 Principal applicant's genuine interest in establishing a business in New Zealand (04/07/2005)

BI11.25 Process for accepting or refusing a business proposal (04/07/2005)

BI11.30 Changing a business proposal (04/07/2005)

BI11.35 Process for accepting or refusing a change to a business proposal (04/07/2005)

SEE ALSO

BI1 Objective (04/07/2005)

BI2 Overview (04/07/2005)

BI3 Expression of Interest and Invitation to Apply policy (04/07/2005)

BI4 Summary of Requirements - Application Policy (04/07/2005)

BI5 Personal requirements (04/07/2005)

BI6 Business experience (04/07/2005)

BI7 Funds and assets (04/07/2005)

BI8 Settlement and contribution (04/07/2005)

BI9 Approval in principle and transfer of funds (04/07/2005)

BI10 Residence visas/permits (04/07/2005)

BI12 Section 18A requirements (04/07/2005)

BI13 Tax obligations (04/07/2005)

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