Immigration through investment

 This high-impact initiative focuses on developing and commercialising AI-enabled technologies that transform grain production into a climate-resilient and carbon-positive system.
The program integrates three strategic innovation pillars — Computational Genomic Breeding, Smart Farming Systems, and Intelligent Supply Chains — to achieve sustainable, data-driven outcomes across the entire agricultural value chain. 

 Innovation Scope：

• Applies computational modelling and genomic data analysis to explore and optimise genetic traits that enhance photosynthetic efficiency and reduce atmospheric carbon.
   
• Predicts environmental and climate stress tolerance in crop species, enabling the development of resilient, low-emission cultivars.
   
• Utilises AI-driven models to improve nitrogen use efficiency, reducing fertiliser dependency and greenhouse gas emissions.
   

 Investment Highlights ：

• High commercialisation potential in climate-smart genetics and precision breeding technology.
   
• Global demand for carbon-efficient and drought-tolerant crops creates multi-market scalability.

• Qualified investors and technical contributors are eligible for official nomination under the National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858).
   
• The project demonstrates significant national benefit by advancing agricultural productivity, reducing emissions, and enhancing Australia’s leadership in sustainable food innovation.
   

  Innovation Scope：

• Deploys advanced monitoring, automation, and IoT technologies to create self-sustaining agricultural ecosystems.
   
• Implements soil digitisation techniques, integrating sensors and data platforms to improve soil health management and water conservation.
   
• Builds autonomous and precision-controlled farming systems, optimising yield while reducing environmental footprint.
   

 Investment Highlights 

• Scalable commercial models through smart farm platforms and agricultural automation tools.
   
• Integration with carbon-credit verification systems to monetise sustainability outcomes.

• Eligible investors and innovation leaders can receive official nomination under the National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858).
   
• The project provides measurable benefit to Australia by modernising agricultural practices, promoting sustainability, and advancing digital transformation in primary industries.
   

  Innovation Scope：

• Develops data-driven grain supply chain platforms for enhanced storage, logistics, and product traceability.
   
• Uses predictive analytics to prevent post-harvest grain loss and improve storage efficiency.
   
• Embeds digital carbon credit tracking, allowing transparent measurement and monetisation of sustainability performance.
   

 Investment Highlights：

• Creates new revenue models through digital carbon accounting and traceable supply networks.
   
• Aligns with ESG investment criteria and future export compliance standards.

• Qualified investors and key technical contributors are eligible for nomination under the National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858).
   
• The project delivers substantial national benefit by strengthening Australia’s sustainable trade infrastructure, enhancing carbon accountability, and accelerating the transition toward a circular economy.
   

• Focus Areas:
  Computational Genomics · Smart Farming · Sustainable Supply Chains
   
• Capital Range:
  Approx. AUD 1 million – 5 million
   
• Return Model:
  IP ownership · Licensing revenue · Carbon-credit trading · Equity growth
   
• ESG Alignment:
  Net-zero agriculture, circular economy, and sustainability compliance
   
• NIV 858 Opportunity:
  Nomination support for key investors and innovation contributors

In addition to a potential National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) nomination, projects funded under this program may be transformed into registered Australian enterprises.

Through these enterprises, investors not only obtain their own visa pathway but may also sponsor skilled professionals and technical staff to support business expansion under the following employer-sponsored visa categories:

Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa – Subclass 186

Permanent residency pathway for highly skilled employees in established Australian entities.

Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 494

Enables regional enterprises to sponsor skilled professionals for long-term employment, with a clear transition to PR.

Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa – Subclass 482

Allows businesses to fill critical skill gaps with overseas talent to ensure project delivery and operational growth.

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 491

Supports regional innovation by attracting professionals to participate in enterprise-led R&D and technology commercialisation.

This high-impact initiative focuses on advancing sustainable energy technologies through innovative materials and safe storage solutions. It integrates recycled and natural resources with next-generation energy conversion systems to deliver scalable, low-risk, and carbon-efficient solutions for Australia’s clean energy transformation.

Innovation Scope:

• Design and synthesis of natural-resource-based cathode and anode materials.
   
• Advanced nanostructure engineering to enhance energy density and cycle life.
   
• Closed-loop recycling and recovery processes for critical minerals.
   

Investment Highlights:

• Growing global demand for sustainable and secure battery material supply chains.
   
• Revenue through equity, licensing, and IP ownership in material technologies.
   
• Directly aligned with Renewables & Low-Emission Technologies — a Tier 1 NIV priority sector.
   

NIV 858 Nomination Provided:

• Qualified investors and technical contributors to the EcoMat project are eligible to receive an official nomination under the National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858).
   
• The project demonstrates significant national benefit, advancing clean energy, technology sovereignty, and sustainable industrial growth in Australia.
   

Innovation Scope:

• Development of non-flammable electrolytes and heat-resistant separators.
   
• Integration of AI-driven monitoring and fault-prediction systems.
   
• Design of modular, fail-safe architectures for scalable battery systems.
   

Investment Highlights:

• High-impact solution for a global safety concern in energy technology.
   
• Revenue from technology licensing, industrial partnerships, and IP rights.
   
• Falls under Critical Technologies and Energy Safety & Reliability, both NIV priority domains.
   

NIV 858 Nomination Provided:

• Investors and R&D partners contributing to SafeCell innovation are offered formal NIV 858 nomination support.
   
• The project directly contributes to Australia’s leadership in energy safety, innovation, and national resilience, fulfilling key nomination criteria.
   

 Innovation Scope:

• Development of hybrid devices combining battery, capacitor, and hydrogen storage capabilities.
   
• Design of smart conversion systems linking renewable generation, storage, and distribution.
   
• Focus on lightweight, high-efficiency devices for industrial, transport, and grid applications.
   

Investment Highlights:

• Multi-sector applicability in EVs, aerospace, and renewable grids.
   
• Profit opportunities via IP licensing, co-development, and export channels.
   
• Strong alignment with Renewables, Critical Technologies, and Energy Transition — all NIV high-priority fields.
   

NIV 858 Nomination Provided:

• Investors, founders, and key technical leaders participating in PowerShift are eligible for direct nomination under the NIV 858 permanent residency pathway.
   
• The project demonstrates exceptional benefit to Australia, supporting clean energy innovation, advanced manufacturing, and international competitiveness.
   

• Focus Areas:
  Sustainable Energy Materials · Battery Safety Technologies · Energy Storage & Conversion Devices
   
• Capital Range:
  Approx. AUD 1 million – 5 million
   
• Return Model:
  IP ownership · Licensing revenue · Carbon-credit trading · Equity growth
   
• ESG Alignment:
  Clean energy transition, critical technologies, and sustainable industrial development aligned with Australia’s Net-Zero 2050 goals
   
• NIV 858 Opportunity:
  Nomination support for key investors and innovation contributors

In addition to a potential National Innovation Visa (Subclass 858) nomination, projects funded under this program may be transformed into registered Australian enterprises.

Through these enterprises, investors not only obtain their own visa pathway but may also sponsor skilled professionals and technical staff to support business expansion under the following employer-sponsored visa categories:

Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) Visa – Subclass 186

Permanent residency pathway for highly skilled employees in established Australian entities.

Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 494

Enables regional enterprises to sponsor skilled professionals for long-term employment, with a clear transition to PR.

Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Visa – Subclass 482

Allows businesses to fill critical skill gaps with overseas talent to ensure project delivery and operational growth.

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa – Subclass 491

Supports regional innovation by attracting professionals to participate in enterprise-led R&D and technology commercialisation.