Business Visitors. Business visitors being natural persons seeking to travel to Australia for business purposes whose remuneration and financial support for the duration of the visit must be derived from sources outside Australia and who must not engage in making direct sales to the general public or in supplying the services themselves. Business visitors comprise:
Business Visitors. 1. Each Party shall allow the temporary entry of a business person who, at the request of an enterprise of the other party registered bilateral enterprises referred to in paragraph 7, intends to perform any activity listed in appendix 1 to this Annex, without requiring authorisation to use, provided that, in addition to comply with existing immigration measures applicable to temporary entry, displays:
Business Visitors. 1. For purposes of this Appendix, “
Business Visitors. 1. Each Party shall authorize temporary entry to a business person who intends to carry out a business activity referred to in Appendix 13.4-A, without requiring employment authorization, provided that, in addition to complying with existing immigration measures applicable to temporary entry, he or she exhibits:
Business Visitors. A Party shall grant temporary entry to a business visitor of the other Party who otherwise meets its criteria for the grant of an immigration formality for a period of up to three months.
Business Visitors. 1. Subject to the provisions of Article 17, an individual who is a resident of a Contracting State shall be exempt from tax in the other Contracting State on income in respect of an employment including independent professional service exercised in any calendar year in the other Contracting State, if—
Business Visitors. Research and design - Technical, scientific and statistical researchers conducting research independently or for an enterprise located in the territory of another Party. Cultivation, manufacturing and production - Harvesting machine owners who supervise a group of operators admitted in accordance with the applicable provisions. - Purchasing and production personnel, at management level, who carry out commercial operations for an enterprise located in the territory of another Party. Marketing - Market researchers and analysts who conduct research or analysis independently or for a company located in the territory of another Party. - Trade show and promotional staff attending trade conventions. Sales - Sales representatives and sales agents who place orders or negotiate contracts for goods and services for an enterprise located in the territory of another Party, but do not deliver the goods or provide the services. - Buyers making purchases for an enterprise located in the territory of another Party. Distribution - Transport operators that carry out transport operations of goods or passengers to the territory of one Party from the territory of the other Party, or carry out loading and transport operations of goods or passengers from the territory of one Party to the territory of the other Party, without unloading operations, in the territory of the other Party. - Customs brokers who provide advisory services for the purpose of facilitating the import or export of goods. After-sales services - Installation, repair, maintenance, and supervisory personnel who have the technical expertise essential to fulfill the seller's contractual obligation; and who provide services, or train workers to provide such services, under a warranty or other service contract related to the sale of commercial or industrial equipment or machinery, including computer software purchased from an enterprise located outside the territory of the Party from which temporary entry is sought, during the term of the warranty or service contract. General Services - Professionals conducting business activities at the professional level within the scope of Section D. - Management and supervisory personnel engaged in business operations for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party. - Financial services personnel (insurance agents, banking personnel or investment brokers) engaged in commercial transactions for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party. - Public relat...
Business Visitors. Persons who visit India for the purposes specified in (i) and (ii) below and who will not receive remuneration from within India:
Business Visitors. Meetings and Consultations – Business persons attending meetings, seminars, or conferences; or engaged in consultations with business associates. Research and Design – Technical, scientific, and statistical researchers conducting independent research or research for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party. Growth, Manufacture, and Production – Purchasing and production management personnel conducting commercial transactions for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party. Marketing – Market researchers and analysts conducting independent research or analysis or research or analysis for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party. – Trade fair and promotional personnel attending a trade convention. Sales – Sales representatives and agents taking orders or negotiating contracts for goods or services for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party but not delivering goods or providing services. – Buyers purchasing for an enterprise located in the territory of the other Party.
Business Visitors. A Business visitor is a person who applies for temporary entry to Chile with the intention of participating in international business activities related to research and design, growth, manufacture and production, marketing, sales and after-sales services activities, as well as general services stated in Appendix 14.3 (A)(1), without the intention of entering the Chilean labor market Appendix 14.3(A)(1) contains a limited list of activities that qualify the applicant as a business visitor, and whose practice in Chile would not require express working authorization once the temporary residence has been obtained. The business visitor can stay in Chile for up to six months. However, the immigration authority can restrict this stay to the time necessary to develop the proposed activity. Conversely, if the business visitor requires a period longer than the one granted, and if the conditions under which the visa was originally granted are still the same, he or she may apply to the Chilean immigration authorities for an extension within 90 days prior to the expiration of his or her resident visa. Definitions For purposes of the Appendix 14.3 (A) (1): Territory of the other Party means the territory of the Party other than the territory of the party into which temporary entry is sought.
