Subclass 188 – Page 6 – Australian Information

Subclass 188 Entrepreneur processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Entrepreneur visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was 4 months.

25% took under 3 months
25% took between 3 months and 4 months
25% took between 4 months and 5 months
15% took between

Subclass 188 Business Innovation Extension processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Business Innovation Extension visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was 8 months.

25% took under 7 months
25% took between 7 months and 8 months
25% took between 8 months and 12

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Subclass 188 Significant Investor processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Significant Investor visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was 12 months.

25% took under 8 months
25% took between 8 months and 12 months
25% took between 12 months and 18 months
15%

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Subclass 188 Premium Investor processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Premium Investor visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was N/A.

25% took under N/A
25% took between N/A and N/A
25% took between N/A and N/A
15% took between N/A and N/A
10%

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Subclass 188 Investor processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Investor visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was 29 months.

25% took under 26 months
25% took between 26 months and 29 months
25% took between 29 months and 36 months
15% took between

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Subclass 188 Business Innovation processing times in March 2022.

Median average processing time for Subclass 188 Business Innovation visas, that were finalised in March 2022, was 16 months.

25% took under 13 months
25% took between 13 months and 16 months
25% took between 16 months and 25 months
15%

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2021-2022 Nominated Visa Allocations by State

2021-2022 Nominated Visa Allocations

Under the Australian Migration Program settings, nomination allocations are made available to States and Territories in the following visa categories:

Skilled – Nominated (subclass 190). This visa lets nominated skilled workers live and work in Australia as permanent residents.
Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) (subclass 491). This

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Australian Investment Visas

Investment Visa for Australian Immigration.

With an investment of upwards of One and Half million Australian dollars, it is possible to apply for an Investment visa to allow residence in Australia.

Some of these Investment Visa subclasses are: