If you immigrate to New Zealand, will all the domestic pensions be paid in vain?

Similarly, China laws and regulations do not recognize dual nationality, so you add another nationality, your ID card is revoked, and your medical insurance social security account is closed, so you can't use it any more, waiting for payment. Your personal money has always been in your account and will be returned to you in case of payment. Only those who have gone through retirement procedures and gradually received pensions abroad can still receive pensions again if they add other nationalities.

The people of New Zealand really want to implement an equal pension system for all, and the recipients of pensions are all people, without diversification. However, we should pay attention to some conditions and new policies and regulations involving the collection of pensions.

What standard does this meet? Like the conditions for receiving a pension in China, you can receive a pension as long as you have paid insurance 15 years or more and reached the retirement age stipulated by law.

Naturally, many uncles and aunts who want to be reunited immigrants will also smell this situation. I have never worked in New Zealand. Can I get New Zealand old-age insurance when I arrive in New Zealand? The answer is absolutely possible.

New Zealand is a country with very generous salary and welfare, and the welfare of old-age service includes on-the-job retirement pension, old-age insurance and low-and middle-income subsidies. If you have never worked in New Zealand, you can't get a retirement pension while working, but if you have lived in New Zealand for 10 years and are old enough to get a pension, you can enjoy the normal treatment.

If you are a low-income group, you can also receive additional subsidies for poor households in New Zealand on the premise of meeting the above specifications. Therefore, the vast majority of parents who immigrate to New Zealand can receive both Chinese and foreign pension insurance, and it is very likely that they will receive low-and middle-income subsidies.

In other words, after immigrating to New Zealand for investment, it is not easy to pay the domestic social endowment insurance for nothing, but also enjoy the welfare of New Zealand's old-age service together, which is worth it!