Why do you need to grab a New Zealand visa?

New Zealand’s green card is the only permanent green card in the world

(It means maintaining the original nationality and having the right to return to New Zealand to live permanently at any time. New Zealand’s permanent return visa policy is One of the important components of New Zealand's immigration policy)

If you are a New Zealand PR (PR refers to a green card holder, that is, a New Zealand resident status) and want to apply for benefits, you should apply to WorkandIncome or InlandRevenue.

General PR benefits generally include the following types

Housing subsidy Accommodation Supplement

Applicant requirements:

Age 16 or above;< /p>

New Zealand PR or citizen;

Basically reside in New Zealand and intend to live in New Zealand;

Need to pay housing expenses (such as rent, mortgage, etc.);

I don’t live in government welfare housing.

Other conditions:

The income of you and your Partner (if any);

Whether you and your Partner (if any) have other income or assets.

Amount of subsidy:

There is no fixed value for the amount of housing subsidy. It is based on the applicant’s rent or mortgage amount, income,

whether he or she has a spouse, It will be determined based on the income and assets of the applicant and Partner (if any), the area where they live, etc.

Sickness BenefitHealth and disability

Applicant requirements:

Those who have lived in New Zealand for two consecutive years after receiving PR;

Suffering from a physical disease (including pregnancy of 27 weeks or more);

The disease affects the ability to work;

A certificate from a family doctor is required.

Subsidy amount:

If neither you nor your spouse works full-time, you can apply.

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Unemployment subsidy Jobseeker Support

Applicant requirements:

Those who have lived in New Zealand for two consecutive years after receiving PR;

Years 18 years of age or over or 20 years of age if there are children;

The applicant is currently unemployed and looking for work;

The applicant is currently working part-time and looking for more Work;

The impact on work due to physical health or disability (such as having to work shorter hours or stop working for a period of time).

Subsidy amount:

In addition to helping you find a job, modify your resume and other services, if you meet certain conditions, you will also receive

some financial support. Specific details The amount is determined based on individual circumstances.

Single Mother/Father SubsidySole Parent

Applicant requirements:

Have lived in New Zealand continuously for two years after receiving PR People;

Age 20 or above;

Single and need to take care of minor children (under 14 years old) alone;

Insufficient finances support.

Subsidy amount:

Eligible applicants can apply for the amount of benefits.

Free childbirth

The state is responsible for all expenses from pregnancy to childbirth. The government encourages childbirth. In addition to a one-time reward of money, the government provides weekly subsidies for raising each child. Fees are payable until the age of 18, see below for details.

Milk Powder Credit

Working For Family Tax Credit

If you need to take care of a minor child (under 18 years old), you can apply to InlandRevenue

Apply for children's subsidy (WorkingForFamilyTaxCredit), commonly known as "milk powder gold".

Applicant conditions:

The child or parents are New Zealand PRs or citizens. Regardless of whether the parents are working or not, the children can

enjoy the "milk powder gold", specific How much money you can apply for depends on whether your parents work and

their income.

Children's Allowance

(family benefit)

Any child of a prostitute can receive a weekly allowance of $6. Applicants must be in Apply within 6 months of arriving in New Zealand. The calculation date is from the date of arrival, and the child's birth certificate and address must be provided when applying. Generally speaking, the payment of this allowance continues until the child reaches the age of fifteen. Disabled persons after the age of eighteen need to apply for other types of relief. The child allowance will no longer be applicable. Usually this allowance is mostly paid to the mother of the child. However, if the child is not raised by the biological mother, then this allowance will be paid to the guardian who cares for the child.

Sometimes the child allowance can be paid in one lump sum instead of claiming it every week. For example, you can buy more houses as a reason to claim it in one lump sum, eliminating the trouble of claiming it every week.

Fresh and cold relief

(family support)

For families whose income is less than a certain number, the government provides tax reduction subsidies. This is the cold relief. It is available for single or two-parent households, please check with your nearest New Zealand revenue department for details.

Orphans benefit

(orphans benefit)

This benefit is paid to the guardian who takes care of the orphan until the orphan reaches the age of sixteen, but if the orphan reaches the age of sixteen If the orphan is still studying, or is physically disabled, then this benefit will be extended to the end of the year when the orphan turns 18.

Domestic purpose benefit

(domestic purpose benefit)

A New Zealander aged 16 or over who must take care of a sick person at home or in hospital, The patient must be his or her husband or wife to apply for this subsidy.

Severely disabled benefit

(invalids benefit)

A person who is completely blind, or permanently incapable of working, can receive a regular income to support his or her life. .

Sickness benefit

(sickness benefit)

A person who is injured or ill for more than several weeks can apply for this benefit because he is unable to work, but he A medical certificate must be provided stating that his illness is too severe to prevent him from attending or working.

Free government housing

Housing New Zealand

In order to meet demand, the government will build or purchase about 500 houses on the market every year (New Zealand government housing is Independent houses with gardens, including a large number of 3, 4 and 5-bedroom houses) are supplemented. The cost of building repairs and maintenance incurred when living in public housing in New Zealand is borne by the government.

Government pension

Those who have settled for 10 years and are over the age of 65 can enjoy government pension.