What are the two main ways to immigrate to New Zealand? What are the application requirements?

Generally by studying abroad or looking for a job, I recommend that you be at least 18 years old and have a green card.

New Zealand immigration has, skilled immigration, investment immigration, entrepreneurial immigration! Entrepreneur Immigration (1) 120 points through the New Zealand Entrepreneur Immigration Score Form; (2) Have an average IELTS score of 4; (3) Have certain business experience (more than 1 year);

New Zealand immigration is broadly divided into two ways: business migration and skilled migration. 1. Age: under 56 years old. 2. Health: Be in good health. 3. Conduct: Must have good conduct.

Conditions for immigration to New Zealand

1. New Zealand's general entrepreneurial immigration conditions.

1.Sufficient management experience (5 years of senior management experience or 3 years of experience as a shareholder holding more than 25% of the shares is acceptable);

2.Meet the overall score of 120 points, and submit a business plan related to management experience;

3.Start a business in New Zealand, at least NZ$100,000 into fixed assets, and explain its legality**, if you invest in an existing enterprise, hold no less than 25% of the shares;

4.Meet the basic English requirements (IELTS average 4).

2. New Zealand ordinary immigration conditions.

1.Under 65 years old, with more than 3 years of business management experience;

Household assets of more than NZ$10,000,000 to explain the legality of NZ$1,500,000**;

3.IELTS 3 in English;

4.NZ$1.5 million for 4 years and 146 days per year for the next three years.

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In order to attract overseas people to start a business in New Zealand, New Zealand's policy has also relaxed the immigration application conditions, and you only need to meet the amount of 10 million New Zealand dollars to apply for immigration. In addition, New Zealand's business environment is the third, which has pushed New Zealand immigrants to an immigration boom, and now with the increase in applicants, it is gradually decreasing, so they need to seize the current period and prepare as soon as possible to avoid missing the best period of immigration.

1. Characteristics of New Zealand's immigration policy.

New Zealand's immigration policy uses an objective point system, so the interview factor has little impact; After the applicant submits the relevant materials, the processing process is short, generally only about 3 months; Although New Zealand's immigration policy changes frequently, applicants who submit relevant documents before the policy change will not be affected by the policy change, and the score will be based on the policy at the time of submission.

After obtaining a New Zealand settlement visa, the applicant has a more relaxed overseas residence requirement, and if he or she becomes a tax resident, he or she only needs to live for 41 days per year to obtain a permanent return visa after two years.

New Zealand** has a relaxed family immigration policy, and according to China's current birth system, which means that as long as one member of each family successfully immigrates to Singapore, your whole family can also be reunited in the future or at least receive extra points when applying for immigration.

New Zealand recognises dual citizenship, which means that you can enjoy all the benefits of New Zealand, continue your business and career in China, and have all the conveniences and privileges of being a foreign Chinese.

Second, the advantages of studying abroad and immigrants complement each other and are doubled.

New Zealand's immigration policy is always changing, but sometimes it is a rare opportunity for Chinese students! There are many cases of a student who chose to study in New Zealand at an earlier stage and successfully obtained New Zealand skilled migration because he happened to catch up with the immigration policy of that year.

Studying in New Zealand is an advantage in itself: although it cannot be said that studying in New Zealand is a successful immigration, at least studying abroad is a great help for immigration.

After all, after studying and living in New Zealand for so many years, the applicant's local policies, changes and educational requirements are very close to the training standards of local talents, and you can always update the latest personal information online during the application stage, which is much easier than applying from China!

Many people think that immigrating to New Zealand is the patent of the rich or powerful, but in fact, as long as you belong to the professional talents that New Zealand is relatively lacking and meet the immigration requirements of New Zealand, working-class people can also realize their dream of living in New Zealand. In this article, we want to share with you the specific application conditions for New Zealand skilled immigrants, including language requirements, age requirements, basic physical fitness requirements and immigration scoring requirements.

1. Under the age of 55;

2. No criminal record and good health;

3. English IELTS score with an average score (two years of study abroad at level 7 or one year of level 8 can be exempted);

4. Occupations belong to the skill level category of the ANZSCO list (672), and some occupations need to be registered in New Zealand.

5. The EOI score of the letter of intent for immigration reaches 160 points.

1. What is the procedure for skilled migration in New Zealand?

2. Obtain an EOI invitation letter;

3. Prepare visa application materials;

4. Conduct immigration physical examination;

5. Submit paper visa application materials within 4 months of invitation: the fee is NZ$3,085;

6. The visa application is approved (about 6 months);

7. Immigration interview (possibly).

2. What is the content of New Zealand's new immigration policy?

1. The income threshold has risen.

1) Occupation falls under ANZSCO category 1-3: The current required hourly wage is NZ$ or annual salary meets this standard, and the salary threshold will be increased to NZ$ per hour or equivalent after January 15.

2) Occupations fall under ANZSCO categories 4-5 (and jobs that are not included in the AZNSCO list): After January 15, the minimum hourly wage requirement for applicants will be increased from New Zealand dollars to New Zealand dollars or annual salary will meet this standard.

3) Salary threshold for earning extra points: After January 15, the minimum hourly wage requirement will be increased from the current New Zealand dollar to New Zealand dollar or annual salary to meet this standard.

2. Adjustment of the occupation list.

For New Zealand skilled migration applicants, there is a chance to receive additional points if they have work experience or local work in New Zealand, and the occupation they are engaged in is on the LongTerm Skill ShortageList (LTSSL). According to the news released by Immigration New Zealand on December 15, 2017, New Zealand's LTSSL list excludes five occupations, including: anaesthetists, forestry scientists, pathologists, petroleum engineers and nephrologists.