The UKVI caseworker looking at your extension application will want to see you have invested all of your £50,000 or £200,000 (whichever is applicable) investment funds in your business(es) by the time you apply for an extension. This can create problems, as obviously not all ventures need an initial injection of £200,000. In addition, spending all the funds could wipe out the capital reserves of the business while it is still in the vulnerable one to five-year stage (when most businesses fail).
Our team will work with you and your other professional advisers to ensure you meet the requirements of the entrepreneur visa extension.