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Yes. At the latest 12 months after the temporary authorisation to stay is issued, the minister who approved the project verifies that the investment conditions are still met; correction periods of up to 12 months may be granted, or the permit may be withdrawn.
The investor route comes with ongoing oversight, not just an upfront check. By no later than twelve months after the temporary authorisation to stay is issued, the minister who validated your investment project reviews whether the conditions are still being met.
If there is a shortfall, the authorities can grant a correction period of up to twelve months to put things right, or they can recommend withdrawing the permit. This makes it important to actually carry out and maintain the investment as described in your application, including job creation or holding deposits for the required period, rather than treating approval as a one-off hurdle.
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