How much does it cost to invest in immigrating to New Zealand?

New Zealand investment immigrants are divided into two categories, New Zealand ordinary investment immigrants and New Zealand high investment immigrants. The main difference between the two is the amount of investment.

From May, 2065438 to May, 2007, the capital requirement of the second-class investment immigrants in New Zealand increased from the previous 1.5 million to NZD 3 million. The specific amount may vary according to the number of scores obtained in the scoring table, and the applicant may invest more in order to obtain higher scores. All funds can be in the applicant's own name, or in the joint name of the applicant, spouse and/or children.

New Zealand is a high-investment immigrant. If you want to invest in New Zealand, you can choose high-investment immigrants. Proof of capital and assets submitted in the application must be at least equivalent to100000 NZD. The capital requirements are the same as those of ordinary investment immigrants above. All funds can be in the applicant's own name, or in the joint name of the applicant, spouse and/or children.