Amongst other things, you will need to submit a business plan, describing the business you will invest in and projecting the future for that business. Normally this is outside the capabilities and scope of the work of your immigration attorney.
The primary purpose of the plan is to provide the required documentation as part of your visa application. The plan can also be a very useful tool, providing a map of where you are going and how to get there.
Andrew Millet and his team have been responsible for the production of over 500 business plans for a huge array of sectors. Some of the businesses we have worked with include a restaurant group, a bespoke shoe and boot manufacturer and an architects.
We understand the requirements imposed by the Home Office and the relevant format and information that needs to be included in the plan. We work hand in hand alongside your attorney to ensure all relevant requirements are met in relation to the business plan.
We do not use templates and we do not use business plan software to create our business plans. Instead, we spend time with you to understand your business and what key variables exist that drive revenue and profit. The plan is then written specifically for you.
Our business plans are formed of two parts. Both parts are required, these involve:
• Financial plan – producing a forecasted profit and loss account, balance sheet and cash flow. This is usually over a 3 or 5 year period.
• Written plan – producing a document that describes what the business is looking to do in the future. This takes in issues such as the available market, competition, operation, and details of the businesses key team members and their experience.
For more information on our business planning service, please contact us
