The short answer
Discuss the intended business activity and your immigration circumstances as separate, connected parts of the plan. An investment or business ambition alone does not establish your individual eligibility.
Two plans need to fit together.
Your business plan describes the opportunity you want to pursue. Your immigration position concerns the activities you may undertake and the right to stay. Both need appropriate review before significant commitments.
Questions for the first conversation.
- Are you establishing a new business or investing in an existing one?
- What role do you intend to perform?
- Where are you now, and what is your current immigration position?
- What is the proposed timing, and will family accompany you?
- Which commitments have already been made?
How could Prestige support you?
Prestige's published services include business visa matters. The team can explain what information it needs to assess your circumstances and discuss the immigration work involved.
This draft intentionally avoids quoting investment thresholds or promising approval. Those details need current professional confirmation.
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