Form 1139a · Business and investment
Statement of Assets and Liabilities Position
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Purpose
This form (the SALP) sets out a person's financial position so the Department can assess the net asset value required for the Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) subclass 188 visa across its various streams.
Who lodges it
The visa applicant, whose assets may be combined with those held by their spouse or de facto partner. Depending on the stream, one or several statements covering different dates or fiscal years may be required.
When it is used
Used when applying for a Business Innovation and Investment (subclass 188) visa, to evidence that the applicant and/or partner meet the net-asset thresholds for the relevant stream at or around the time of invitation or application.
Official form
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