What is the latest policy of entrepreneurial immigration in New Zealand?

The investment quota of entrepreneurial immigrants is more flexible, with an extra 40 points outside Auckland. Coupled with the domestic Belt and Road policy support, the government encourages entrepreneurship, and entrepreneurial immigration has gradually become an indispensable choice for everyone.

Business management experience

For enterprise management experience, the Immigration Bureau has very strict scoring requirements. As far as the current application is concerned, even if this part of the score is not included, the applicant still needs to have relevant experience in international trade or export products. If the score, business experience and execution experience need to meet the following requirements:

Business experience: holding 25% or more shares;

Manager experience: Being a senior manager in a company requires the size of the company, that is, there must be 5 employees or the company's turnover exceeds NZD 6.5438+0 million. At the same time, the company's business needs are international trade or business related to export products.

commercial plan

When examining the application materials of entrepreneurial immigrants, visa officers pay more attention to whether the applicant's business plan conforms to the development background of New Zealand and is reasonable. For entrepreneurial immigrants in New Zealand, the business plan is not only the focus in the early application, but also the "guide manual" in the later entrepreneurial process. It can be said that you will do as stated in the business plan.

Extra points outside Oakland

40 points for starting a business outside Auckland, and other scores can be relaxed. If you choose to start a business outside Auckland, it will be easier for you to fill in the 120 chapter, which will greatly reduce the difficulty of starting a business. For the innovative relocation that can only be exported at present, the demand is not so great in Auckland, in places with large population flow or in places with concentrated population. Therefore, most of the small partners have chosen to start a business outside Auckland.