Learning methods of immigrating to New Zealand

Learning methods of immigrating to New Zealand

Immigration to New Zealand can be achieved by applying for skilled migration. New Zealand skilled immigrants determine the applicants through EOI scoring system, with a total score of 340. Only when it reaches 160 can it be invited by the immigration bureau to go through the relevant immigration procedures. For different immigrant groups, let's look at two examples:

A student, 29 years old, has some work experience. He wants to go to New Zealand for graduate study. Can he be a skilled immigrant? First of all, in terms of age, 29-year-old immigrants can get 30 points. Secondly, if you enroll in a graduate school in New Zealand, that is, a master's degree, you can get 80-85 points after graduation. After graduation, you have a three-year work visa. If you find a job and get an offer during this period, immigrants will get an extra 50 points, making up 160 points, not counting whether they work in Auckland or not. If you work outside Auckland, you will get extra points. If it is a short-term work project, there are extra points.

Student B plans to go to New Zealand for undergraduate studies after graduating from high school. Is it possible to stay in New Zealand after graduation? First of all, we know that his age is still 30 minutes after graduation. Secondly, a bachelor's degree can get 60 points for immigration. After graduation, you still have a three-year work visa. If you find a job during this period, add 50 points. If you want to get 160 as soon as possible, you need to work outside Auckland, and get 30 points more. If you are not in a hurry, you can accumulate work experience to achieve two years of work experience in related majors, and you can get 20 points. This can also meet the requirements of immigration scoring.

It can be seen that it will be faster to immigrate to New Zealand by applying for skills through studying abroad, and the master's study time is only one year, which greatly reduces the possible impact of immigration policy changes during this period. In short, as a highly safe, livable and well-paid country, New Zealand is very likely to apply for skilled immigrants by studying abroad, and then get the opportunity to live in New Zealand for a long time.

Further Reading: A Guide to New Zealand Immigration Declaration

First, fill in the passenger entry card

List the items that need to be declared on the passenger's entry card, and fill them in truthfully to avoid being fined.

It is particularly important to note that:

1. Liquor: 2 bottles (inclusive) 1. 125L spirits and 4.5L wine or beer can be brought into the country.

2. Tobacco: 50 cigarettes or 50 grams of tobacco products can be brought into the country.

3. Duty-free shop goods: children's shoes on the way, goods purchased in the transit duty-free shop, the entry value can be less than 700 New Zealand dollars, subject to the receipt. For those purchased in other currencies, the amount converted by themselves is 1 NZD ≈4.3 RMB.

4. Cash: New Zealand dollar cash within 1000 can be brought into the country. As for cash, most restaurants, gas stations and shopping in New Zealand can use credit cards, and there are not many places to use cash, so 1000+ the cash limit for credit card consumption is enough.

2. Quarantine articles (that is, articles that need to be declared for entry if they are carried).

When you arrive at the airport, if you bring the items listed in the passenger entry card, or you are not sure whether the items you bring can enter the country, please remember to put them into the quarantine box before entering the inspection area, or take the initiative to declare for inspection.

1. Herbs/Traditional Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine and herbal medicines (including Chinese patent medicines) are quarantine products that need to be declared and inspected. These items may contain pests and diseases that do not exist in New Zealand at present, or contain endangered animals and plants that are strictly prohibited from being brought into the country.

2. Meat products

Most meat products are prohibited from being brought into the country (including vacuum-packed or commercially packaged finished products). Meat products, minced meat, jiaozi, sausages and all kinds of dried meat may contain bacteria or animal germs, which are easy to spread to New Zealand animals and plants. If you don't declare voluntarily, you will be fined more than 400 dollars on the spot. If you are not sure whether you can carry it, please leave it at your original place of residence.

3. Seeds and plants (including bamboo and straw products)

Plants brought into the country will threaten plants native to New Zealand. Seeds may carry fungi, bacteria and viruses. If they spread to New Zealand native plants, it will bring disastrous losses to New Zealand's horticulture and timber industry.

4. Cooking ingredients (including hot pot seasoning, Laoganma, etc. )

Cooking materials are also quarantine products and need to be declared for inspection. These ingredients include garlic, ginger, spices and packaged finished products such as soup. Please try not to carry these ingredients. If you have these items, please throw them into the quarantine box or declare them voluntarily.

5. fruit

Fruit seems harmless, but it will actually pose a serious threat to the fruit industry in New Zealand. Fresh fruits are forbidden to be brought into the country because they may be threatened by pests such as Mediterranean fruit flies and pathogens such as citrus ulcers. Don't take risks, or you will be fined more than 400 dollars. Please take the initiative to declare.

6. Honey and honey products (remind children's shoes that usually eat honey health products to pay special attention)

Honey, beeswax, pollen and propolis may pose serious harm to the bee population in New Zealand, and it is forbidden to bring them into the country, including products containing less honey, such as skin care products and medicines. Please leave them at your home.

7. Used outdoor sports equipment

For example, sneakers with muddy soles.