After receiving a 188A business visa, would the Australian government grant a loan to an investor for their targeted business? If not, what are some other legitimate ways to get a loan?
For investor visas, the assets nominated for transferring must be legally acquired, unencumbered funds generated from qualifying businesses or eligible investments, and available to make the complying investment in Australia, clear of any creditor claims or liens.
In general, the Australian government will usually not grant a loan to any type of business. 188A holders are also supposed to have sufficient funds to come in and invest in the economy here under 188A visa. However, if you have bought partial ownership of a business that has government-linked clientele or carries out beneficial technology/research that warrants a government grant for reasons such as innovative development research, community development, food production, it is possible to secure that on merits of the type of business or scope of benefit to the public. Investors can approach either lending institutions or banks. However, the lending rates (interest) are currently high in this season. If you have a good business idea that interests venture capitalists, they might also arrange financing for your business in return for a share of your business and profits.
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