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<blockquote data-quote="Montalban" data-source="post: 56304179" data-attributes="member: 23753"><p>"Yes" is incorrect. The person you're dealing with is moving to Australia. There is therefore, as you note a difference between 'resident' and 'investor'.</p><p></p><p>Your post therefore is confusing the issue.</p><p></p><p>Note the web-site says: "This advisory board reports to Treasury and reviews all applications by to purchase residential real estate, no matter what the value of the intended purchase is, by anyone who is NOT an Australian citizen, an approved migrant, a permanent resident of Australia, a foreign national holding a permanent visa or a person who, despite being a foreign citizen, is entitled to permanent residence status in Australia, should they take it up, such as a citizen of New Zealand. These people are holders of "special category visas"."</p><p><a href="http://www.australia-migration.com/page/Foreign_Investors_Buying_property_as_a_foreigner_or_Temporary_Resident_in_Australia/178" target="_blank">Foreign Investors - Buying property as a foreigner or Temporary Resident in Australia</a></p><p></p><p>It is my understanding that they are moving here permanently. Therefore it does not matter that they retain foreign citizenship in buying a house/flat</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Montalban, post: 56304179, member: 23753"] "Yes" is incorrect. The person you're dealing with is moving to Australia. There is therefore, as you note a difference between 'resident' and 'investor'. Your post therefore is confusing the issue. Note the web-site says: "This advisory board reports to Treasury and reviews all applications by to purchase residential real estate, no matter what the value of the intended purchase is, by anyone who is NOT an Australian citizen, an approved migrant, a permanent resident of Australia, a foreign national holding a permanent visa or a person who, despite being a foreign citizen, is entitled to permanent residence status in Australia, should they take it up, such as a citizen of New Zealand. These people are holders of "special category visas"." [url=http://www.australia-migration.com/page/Foreign_Investors_Buying_property_as_a_foreigner_or_Temporary_Resident_in_Australia/178]Foreign Investors - Buying property as a foreigner or Temporary Resident in Australia[/url] It is my understanding that they are moving here permanently. Therefore it does not matter that they retain foreign citizenship in buying a house/flat [/QUOTE]
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