Solomon Islands Established Investor Visa
At a glance
If you already hold a Provisional Investor or Established Investor visa in Solomon Islands, you can apply for Established Investor permission for a continuing eligible business. This is a later-stage or renewal application, not a first visa for a new investor.
- Existing visa
- A current Provisional Investor or Established Investor visa
- Business
- Continued management of the registered activity
- Evidence
- Operating, employment, export, and personal records
Summary
Solomon Islands’ Established Investor Visa lets an existing investor continue living in the country to manage their business, provided they already hold an accepted provisional or established investor visa. The next file must show continued management of the registered business through operating, employment, export, and personal records. It is therefore a continuation of a real investment activity, rather than an initial business proposal.
Eligibility
You must hold the required existing investor visa and show that you continue to manage the registered business activity. Prepare operating records and the employment, export, and personal evidence Immigration requests.
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Check your current investor visa and business This category requires existing qualifying investor status.
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Document continuing business activity Prepare management, operations, employment, and export records as required.
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Apply and maintain the conditions Follow the approved investment and work requirements.
A larger proposed investment does not replace the existing-visa requirement.
What This Route Allows
The published form provides for a five-year stay, with work limited to the approved business activity. Family members have separate eligibility and document requirements.
Keep meeting the business and investment conditions after approval.
What This Route Is Not
A new investor cannot qualify simply by offering a larger investment. This category is not an initial investor visa, permanent residence, or citizenship.
Next Steps
- Confirm that your current investor visa and registered business fit the category.
- Gather evidence of management, operations, local employment, exports, and personal eligibility.
- Apply for the Established Investor visa and maintain its investment and work conditions.
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