In the current global economy full of uncertainties, how can one find a safe, stable haven for assets that can also lead to permanent residency? At the recently concluded 2025 Shenzhen Overseas Property, Immigration, and Study Abroad Expo, Anxin Capital, with its exclusive kindergarten investment projects in Queensland, became the focus of high-net-worth individuals. They were also fortunate to receive an in-depth interview from Huan Tou Immigration.

Why Australia? Why Brisbane?

If we broaden our perspective to a global scale, we find that many investors are no longer blindly pursuing short-term high returns, but instead place greater importance on long-term stable environments and institutional safeguards. In this regard, Australia is undoubtedly a very good answer. 

Firstly, Australia's economy has maintained positive growth for more than 30 consecutive years, only experiencing a technical recession during the pandemic. However, its resilience quickly became apparent. In 2024, Brisbane's Gross Regional Product (GRP) surpassed 201 billion AUD, an increase of 28 billion AUD compared to 2020.

What kind of concept is this? It's equivalent to Brisbane adding the economic output of an entire medium-sized country in just a few years. Moreover, this is not isolated data. According to forecasts from the Brisbane Economic Development Agency, by 2031, Brisbane's economic scale will grow by another 34%, reaching AUD 275 billion. This indicates that there is not only current growth momentum here, but also long-term expansion potential. (Source: Courier Mail, April 2025)

There are three main drivers of growth:

·Population Growth Brisbane is one of the fastest-growing cities in Australia in terms of population. According to a report by The Australian on July 12, 2024, Queensland's population increased by 2.7% in 2023, the highest in the country. The entire South Queensland metropolitan area is expected to reach a population of 5.5 million by 2035. (Source: The Australian, February 2025)

·Industrial Diversification

Brisbane does not rely on a single industry. For example, in 2024, the healthcare industry contributed 22 billion AUD, while tourist spending in the tourism industry exceeded 13.7 billion AUD, an increase of nearly 30% compared to pre-pandemic levels.

(Source: 《Courier Mail》, 2025)

·Major Event Bonus

Brisbane will host the 2032 Olympics. The government has announced more than 100 billion Australian dollars in infrastructure investments, including cross-river railways, highways, and urban redevelopment. This is not just the excitement of the Olympics, but a tangible boost to the city's structural upgrade.

(Source: The Guardian, May 2025)

So, when we discuss whether the 'investment environment is positive,' Brisbane undoubtedly provides a strong answer: rising population, economic growth, diversified industries, and the internationalization and infrastructure upgrades brought by the Olympics. This is why many overseas investors, especially high-net-worth families from Asia, regard Brisbane as a 'hot investment spot for the next decade.'

First of all, early childhood education is a basic necessity. In Queensland, about 70,000 to 80,000 children enter the preschool education system every year. According to the 'Preschool Education' data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) in 2024, 70% of children in Queensland receive preschool education through centre-based day care, which is the highest level in Australia. In other words, in Queensland, at least seven out of ten children attend kindergarten, making it a stable and irreplaceable market.

Secondly, policy support and government endorsement. In December 2024, the National Conference of Education Ministers announced that a series of major reforms would be implemented starting February 2026: establishing a national registration system for childcare practitioners, covering all kindergarten teachers; piloting the installation of CCTV monitoring in 300 centers and implementing the 'four-eyes principle' to ensure that children are never cared for by a single person at any time. For this purpose, the government will additionally invest AUD 189 million in training and regulation. The signal behind this is very clear: the government is backing this industry, reinforcing safety and transparency.

(Source: The Australian, December 2024)

In addition to rigid demand and policy regulation, there are a few more important details:

1. Queensland's subsidies are the highest in the country

The Queensland government has introduced more favorable subsidy policies than other states in order to keep up with population growth and urban development. For example:

·Families with low income can receive up to 90% childcare subsidy (Child Care Subsidy, CCS).

(Source: Australian Government, Services Australia 2024)

·Starting from 2024, Queensland has introduced the Kindy Free policy, providing completely free 15 hours of kindergarten education per week for children aged three and four. This is the only statewide free program in the country. This demonstrates that the Queensland government places early childhood education as a priority, not only addressing educational issues but also releasing labor force.

(Source: Queensland Government, Department of Education, Free Kindy for Queensland Families, 2024)

2. Strict approval process to ensure supply and demand balance

Unlike the 'ubiquitous' situation of kindergartens in China, the approval for developing kindergartens in Queensland is very strict. The approval authorities carefully examine the local population structure to ensure that the supply of kindergarten places in each area does not exceed 50%-60% of the local child population. The purpose of this is to avoid overdevelopment, maintain investment return stability, and ensure that each kindergarten has sufficient enrollment.

3. Risk resistance during the pandemic

During the most severe period of the pandemic, the Australian government required most industries to close, but kindergartens were, aside from hospitals and police stations, the only industry mandated to remain open. The government not only provided operational subsidies but also launched the "JobKeeper" wage subsidy to ensure employee stability. This special status fully demonstrates that kindergartens are regarded as "critical social infrastructure" in Australia.

(Source: Australian Government, Early Childhood COVID-19 Response 2020-2021)

In summary: In Queensland, kindergartens are not only a basic necessity, but also an industry strongly supported by the government, strictly regulated, and highly resilient.

Why choose Anxin Capital?

When choosing investment partners, the most critical considerations are their long-term local presence, a stable track record of delivery, and a compliant and transparent management system. Anxin Capital has significant advantages in this regard.

First of all, Anxin Capital is a local developer, not a broker or financial institution. The core team has been deeply involved in the Queensland real estate development sector since 2008, accumulating extensive experience in residential and educational properties. In 2018, the company was officially registered and established the Anxin Capital brand, aiming to integrate project development, capital operations, and compliance governance through a group management model, thereby enhancing the overall execution and sustainable development capabilities of the enterprise. This has allowed Anxin Capital to establish a long-term and stable market reputation in Queensland's real estate and early education infrastructure sectors.

Secondly, Anxin Capital possesses solid project delivery capabilities. In just the past 12 months, the company has successfully completed the delivery of multiple projects, including residential projects in the densely populated areas of Pallara, Runcorn, and Mt Gravatt East in Brisbane, totaling over 90 homes. At the same time, in the field of kindergarten development and operation, the parks newly built and managed by Anxin Capital have created over 270 places, effectively alleviating the shortage of educational resources in regions such as Morayfield. These achievements not only highlight the company's precise understanding of urban development needs but also reflect its consistent and stable execution capabilities.

Once again, Anxin Capital has established a unique market position among investors. Currently, Anxin Capital is the only local developer in the whole of Queensland that has had five overseas investors complete actual capital investment and meets immigration requirements. Compared to some projects in the market that are still at the stage of 'intent to invest' or 'startup phase,' Anxin has achieved substantial investment and compliant operation, fully demonstrating the feasibility and reliability of its model.

Finally, Anxin Capital has a high advantage in compliance and transparency.

All of our company's projects and fund operations strictly adhere to Australian federal law. The investment structure is clear and transparent, and the relevant processes can withstand comprehensive scrutiny from regulatory authorities, professional auditors, and investors. This means that Anxin Capital is not a personalized development entity focused on a single project, but a mature development company operating in a systematic and group-based manner, capable of providing investors with long-term, stable, and sustainable cooperation guarantees.

Conclusion: Anxin Capital, with its localized deep cultivation, consistently stable delivery capability, compliant and transparent management system, as well as its unique position in the immigration investment market, has formed a distinctive competitive advantage, making it a partner that investors can rely on and trust for the long term.

How to Achieve a Win-Win for Immigration and Investment? Interpreting the NIV Visa and Project Model

1. Kindergartens are a key priority industry in Queensland.

According to official reports from the Queensland Government and Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ), in addition to high-tech and new energy industries, kindergarten development is also listed as an industry strongly encouraged by the state government. This is because it can directly drive employment and population settlement. In other words, investing in kindergartens is not only a personal action but also a choice that aligns with the state government's development strategy.

2. NIV is the latest immigration channel

The National Innovation Visa (NIV) is the latest visa category introduced. It has a short processing cycle and quick green card issuance. Based on our experience with sponsoring clients for the 132 visa category, when the 132 was first launched, green cards could be issued just three months after submission. As a newly implemented policy, its initial approval speed and flexibility are often higher. However, as the number of applicants increases and the policy gradually matures, approval times and requirements are bound to tighten. For investors, the earlier you submit, the more you can enjoy the advantages of a fast-track process; the later you enter, the stricter the scrutiny, and the waiting period will also be significantly extended.

3. Mandatory Requirement: Must Invest Real Money

Queensland has clearly stated that 'investment intentions' are not accepted; it must be real capital investment, and there must be a local business or project party as a guarantor. As a local developer with years of deep experience, Anxin possesses complete guarantor qualifications and compliance credentials. The project is mature, funds can be deployed immediately, and there are core assets to provide security. According to feedback from TIQ, throughout Queensland, Anxin Capital is currently the only local developer that meets the government's industry priority orientation, compliance guarantee requirements, and actual investment conditions simultaneously.

4. Our role is different from that of immigration agents

We are a local enterprise, representing investors and the state government in jointly promoting economic development and job placement. Unlike lawyers or intermediaries who merely 'quote official regulations,' what we can offer are tangible projects and guarantees. The logic of NIV has changed from the past; it is no longer a 'paper intention,' but requires actual funding and real, concrete projects. Anxin is precisely a local organization that can provide a compliant plan in one go.

In summary: Anxin's kindergarten investment immigration program is not only safe and stable, but also complies with the latest NIV policies, making it a genuine channel to help clients quickly settle and obtain residency.

Conclusion

Dear friends, investing is not just a digital game; it is also about the future of the family and the growth of children. In a world full of uncertainty, everyone is looking for choices that can bring a sense of security, predictability, and long-term value.

We believe: education is the warmest investment, and children are the most steadfast reason. The reason we choose to focus on the kindergarten industry is not only because it is stable and safe, but also because it is closely related to the future of every family.

Today, we see the booming development of Brisbane's economy, the high attention the Queensland government pays to the early childhood education industry, and the results brought to investors by Anxin Capital through concrete projects. Next, what is needed is your decision and action.

As the newly issued visa policy, the NIV initially has high review efficiency and relatively flexible requirements. However, as the number of applicants increases and the policy gradually tightens, the approval speed and conditions will become stricter. For investors, the earlier they act, the more they can seize the 'first-mover advantage'; the later they enter, the higher the opportunity cost.

Therefore, we invite everyone to join hands with Anxin Capital, seize the current policy window, so that your funds not only gain safe and stable returns, but also secure a future for your family to settle and establish a career in Australia.

Anxin Capital is not only an investment partner, but also a companion in the family's future.