What are the conditions for investment immigration in New Zealand

New Zealand is a popular immigration country, immigration to New Zealand there are many ways, among which investment immigration is a more common way of immigration, so what are the conditions of investment immigration in New Zealand?

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The primary applicant must be under the age of 65, the accompanying children must be under the age of 24, and the primary applicant must have at least three years of business and management experience.

Applicants are in good health, have no criminal record, and should meet IELTS scores of at least three points.

It is required to invest in New Zealand for four consecutive years, the amount of investment is NZ $3 million, and provide the source of funds proof. Within the four years of investment, it is required to stay in New Zealand for 146 days in each of the following three years.

New Zealand high investment immigration conditions High investment immigration requirements are not very high, for language, business experience, age and so on are not mandatory requirements.

The applicant is in good health and has no criminal record.

In New Zealand for three consecutive years, the amount of investment is NZ $10 million, to provide proof of the source of funds.

The principal applicant is required to stay in New Zealand for 44 days in each of the following two years.

1. The application process of high-value investment immigrants in New Zealand: (1) evaluate and sign a contract, prepare and submit application materials;

(2) The Immigration Bureau issues a letter of acceptance;

(3) The Immigration Bureau will review the materials and issue the approval-in-principle letter;

(4) Invest NZ $10 million in projects permitted by the New Zealand government within 12 months;

(5) the investment has lasted for at least 3 years and the principal applicant has lived in New Zealand for at least 44 days per year during the 3-year investment period;

(6) The whole family was granted New Zealand green card.

2. The application process for Class II general investment immigrants in New Zealand: (1) Evaluate and sign, prepare and submit EOI immigration intention;

(2) Get the invitation from the Immigration Bureau and submit the application materials;

(3) The Immigration Bureau will review the materials and issue the approval-in-principle letter;

(4) Invest NZ $3 million in projects permitted by the New Zealand government within 12 months;

(5) the investment has been completed for 4 years and the principal applicant has lived in New Zealand for 146 days in each of the last 3 years of the 4-year investment period;

(6) The whole family was granted New Zealand green card.

A. The only permanent and valid unconditional green card in the world The permanent green card in New Zealand does not have to be renewed, nor does it have any residence restrictions, you can freely enter and leave New Zealand at any time, and the visa is permanent, which can be said to be A card in hand, lifelong enjoyment.

B. Simple application requirements If you are a second-class investment immigrant, you need to be 65 years old or below, invest NZ $3 million in New Zealand, have 3 years of business experience, and get 3 points in IELTS, but there is no requirement for education.

If it is a type of investment immigration, it is even easier. The applicant only needs to meet the requirement to invest NZ $10 million in New Zealand. There are no restrictions on age, education, work experience and other aspects.

C. The approval period is short. The application can be approved in principle within 3-6 months after submission, without an interview.

D. You can get the resident status upon completion of the investment. You can get the resident visa immediately upon completion of the investment transfer and enjoy the local free health care, education and other welfare immediately.

E. Low tax burden, good business environment New Zealand has no inheritance tax, capital gains tax, low business tax burden, and better investment environment than other countries.

F. Return on investment During the investment period, the invested funds are in the applicant’s name, which not only guarantees the principal, but also guarantees the return on investment.

1) General entrepreneurial immigrant visa: overseas people through investment in New Zealand not less than NZ $100,000, open a company in line with the requirements of the immigration bureau, and make certain contributions to the New Zealand economy, operating two years after reaching the turnover requirements, the entrepreneur’s family can get New Zealand green card.

2) High start-up immigrant visa: overseas people are required to set up a business by investing no less than NZ $500,000 in New Zealand, which meets the relevant requirements of the Immigration Office and makes certain contribution to the economy of New Zealand.

After two years of operation by the overseas investor, the turnover reaches the requirement, and the entrepreneur’s family can obtain permanent return visa in New Zealand.

1) Ordinary Investor Immigrant: The applicant invests RMB 3 million in one or more of the following projects in New Zealand to obtain permanent residence.

2) High investment immigration: It refers to the applicant who invests RMB 10 million in one or more of the following projects in New Zealand to obtain the right of permanent residence.

Investment projects mainly include: government bonds, bonds issued by New Zealand companies and traded in the New Zealand bond market, bonds of New Zealand BBB rated enterprises, equity of New Zealand companies and managed funds, etc.

New Zealand Skilled migrant visa applicants who meet the age, education, work experience and EOI scoring requirements will be able to fast-track their whole family to New Zealand Green Card status.

New Zealand reunion visa mainly includes spouse reunion immigrants, children reunion immigrants and parents reunion immigrants and so on.