Why are so many people investing in New Zealand property now

The first is that New Zealand has few people and cheap houses, and the second is a permanent real estate.

First of all, New Zealand has not yet introduced any policies to restrict foreigners from buying houses, but it is being discussed. So for now, you can buy it whenever you want.

If you are a Chinese with a Chinese passport but living and residing in New Zealand, you can also conditionally apply for a home loan from the bank. For example, international students who have a job after graduation make a partial down payment and then pay in installments.

But if you don't live in New Zealand yourself, you can't apply for a local bank loan.

New Zealand will not give you a long-term visa just because you have bought a house. And before you buy a house, if you apply for a visa to go to New Zealand on the grounds of buying a house, you may still be denied a visa. Locals in New Zealand are now very much averse to foreigners, especially Asians, buying houses locally and causing house prices**.

Truth be told, even if you live in New Zealand, there are still a lot of things to take care of when buying a house, so if you don't live in New Zealand, it's recommended that you consider it carefully.

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New Zealand is a high-income economy with a nominal GDP per capita of US$36,254. New Zealand is heavily dependent on international exports, with agricultural and livestock products in particular accounting for about 50 per cent of total exports. Makes New Zealand vulnerable to international commodities** and a global economic slowdown.

Timber is the second largest export product, accounting for 7. The service sector is the largest share of the New Zealand economy, followed by manufacturing and construction, followed by agriculture and raw material extraction. Tourism plays an important role in the economy, contributing approximately NZ$12.9 billion to New Zealand's GDP in 2016 and supporting the New Zealand workforce.

The main ** partners are China, Australia, the United States and Japan.

Renewables (mainly geothermal and hydropower) account for New Zealand's total energy**. Geothermal power alone accounts for 22 percent of New Zealand's energy. New Zealand's education system inherits the fine tradition of the United Kingdom, and the whole country implements a unified education system, and education expenditure accounts for the third largest expenditure.

Coupled with innovative reforms, it is regarded as one of the best education systems in the world. New Zealand's higher education institutions have excellent academic education standards and have produced four Nobel Prize winners.

New Zealand is rich and is a developed country.

New Zealand (New Zealand) is a country with a constitutional monarchy mixed with a British-style parliamentary democracy, and is now a member of the British Commonwealth. New Zealand is located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, and its territory consists of two major islands, the South Island and the North Island, separated by the Cook Strait, the South Island is adjacent to Antarctica, and the North Island is bordered by Fiji and Tonga. Wellington, the capital, and Auckland, the largest city, are both located in the North Island.

New Zealand is a highly developed capitalist country. The World Bank ranks New Zealand as one of the most business-friendly countries in the world, and its economy has successfully transitioned from a predominantly agricultural economy to an industrialized free-market economy that is internationally competitive. Deer antlers, mutton, dairy products and coarse wool are all exported in the world.

New Zealand is also one of the most beautiful countries in Oceania, with about 30% of the country's land area reserved. It is home to 3 World Heritage Sites, 14 national parks, 3 marine parks, hundreds of nature reserves and ecoregions.

I'm very rich, and I have a neighbor who works there.

The overall real estate situation in New Zealand is still very optimistic, and the impact is also very positive, especially in recent years, the real estate has been slow, and it is still very good to buy a house in New Zealand, where it is a very good choice to retire.

New Zealand property has been ** before, and it is indeed much lower than the house in the coastal areas of China, so everyone can buy a house in New Zealand.

Reports from property professionals across New Zealand show that owner-occupiers remain strong in the market. For the first time, Yeqing buyers are re-emerging from the ...... of jujube”

Rents remain high and Trade Me's latest Rent** Index shows the median weekly rent in many areas of Auckland and Wellington is now well above NZ$600," Mr Kearins said. "Weakness and more housing products coming to market have given many tenants the opportunity to finally consider buying a home. ”

Teachers of Chinese as a foreign language have become the most scarce talents in China's education and training industry, with a gap of up to 10,000 yuan, and the average annual salary of excellent teachers of Chinese as a foreign language can exceed 100,000 yuan after 1-3 years of work, and the annual salary of excellent teachers of Chinese as a foreign language can even reach 200,000 yuan. And there are more employment opportunities abroad!

The National Certificate of Professional Talent for Teachers of Chinese as a Foreign Language is the highest qualification certificate at the national level, which has more legal benefits than other certificates and is valid nationwide, and a large number of enthusiasts in the field of Chinese as a foreign language, college students, and young and middle-aged in-service people have studied and applied for this certificate.