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Before a visa can be issued, applicants must demonstrate strong financial, employment and/ or personal ties which would demonstrate their incentive to abide by the conditions of that visa, and depart Australia at the end of their authorised temporary stay. I am not satisfied that you have provided sufficient evidence to demonstrate such ties.
Based on your application, I do not consider your stated employment circumstances to be strong evidence that you are a genuine visitor with a commitment to abide by the conditions of your visa and to depart Australia within visa validity.
As part of your application you have provided a certificate of investment. However, you have not provided evidence of the source of these funds, such as a savings history or a regular income or pension. Therefore, I am not convinced that you have genuine access to adequate means to support yourself during the period of intended stay in Australia, or that there is a strong financial incentive for you to depart Australia.
You did not satisfy Subclause 600.221 of the Migration Regulations 1994, which reads that:
“The applicant intends to visit Australia, or remain in Australia:
(a) to visit an Australian citizen, or Australian permanent resident, who is a parent, spouse, de facto partner, child, brother or sister of the applicant; or
(b) for any other purpose that is not related to business or medical treatment.”
You have stated that your intention is to conduct business visitor activities whilst in Australia. The Visitor (Subclass 600) visa Tourist stream is therefore not the best option for you. The Visitor (Subclass 600) visa Business Visitor stream is the appropriate visa for short term business travel. Please find further information on our website: www.border.gov.au.
I have weighed up all the information available to me and on balance I am not satisfied that you genuinely intend to stay temporarily in Australia for the purpose for which the visa would be granted.
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