What is the scheduling cycle of New Zealand immigrants?

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction Applicants for New Zealand Immigrants are of course familiar with the timetable, so what is the scheduling cycle of New Zealand immigrants? Let's take a look! The following is the relevant information, welcome to read.

1. What is the scheduling cycle for New Zealand immigrants?

In terms of scheduling and trial cycle, the processing speed of skilled immigrants in New Zealand is relatively fast. The efficiency and speed of trial in New Zealand stems from the original EOI merit-based admission system in New Zealand. As long as qualified applicants are selected, there is almost no scheduling problem and they will enter the trial directly.

From the perspective of success rate, skilled immigrants in New Zealand have always been divided into two categories: those who apply for skilled immigrants without job security and those who apply for skilled immigrants with job security. There are both similarities and significant differences between them. The success rate of applying for skilled immigrants in New Zealand is much higher than that of overseas applications, and the success rate of applying for employment letters from employers is much higher than that of applying for employment letters without employers.

In China, New Zealand skilled migration has always been an unattainable way for immigrant applicants, not only because of its strict grading standards and a hard-to-find employment letter from employers, but also because of its extremely low invitation rate, which makes the number of domestic applicants less than 140. However, once invited, the trial speed is very fast, and it will usually be approved in 2-4 months! In other words, if your occupation is on the list of skilled immigrants in New Zealand and meets the requirements mentioned above, and you have an employer's letter of appointment, then you can immigrate to New Zealand and get a green card in one step.

Is it better to study in New Zealand or to immigrate? What kind of talents does New Zealand like? Questions frequently asked by students studying in New Zealand. The New Zealand government welcomes outstanding talents who can contribute to the country and bring valuable technology or resources to meet the needs of high-level talents in various industries. Therefore, among the five existing immigration policies in New Zealand, skilled immigrants have become the category with the largest number of applications and approvals in the country. According to the latest data, more than 45,000 people from all over the world become permanent residents of New Zealand every year, and 60% of them are skilled immigrants.

2. Introduction to New Zealand Immigration Environment

1 living environment

Located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is a coastal country with beautiful natural environment and a pure garden country with pleasant scenery in all seasons. Temperate maritime climate, mild seasons, forest coverage of 29%, is a veritable green kingdom.

New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy mixed with British parliamentary democracy, and now it is a member of the Commonwealth. Perfect legal system, simple procedures and efficient management. In Legatum Institute's global prosperity index, personal freedom ranks first. Living here will be very free, comfortable, quiet and safe.

2. Economic situation

New Zealand is a highly developed capitalist country. The World Bank ranks New Zealand as one of the most convenient countries to do business in the world, and its economy has successfully transformed from an agriculture-based economy to an industrialized free market economy with international competitiveness. The export value of velvet antler, mutton, dairy products and coarse wool ranks first in the world. ?

3. Educational conditions

New Zealand implements free public education, and citizens can enjoy free education between the ages of 3- 18. The government provides special education allowance to solve your study troubles. In addition, New Zealand is rich in educational resources and there are many universities, among which the University of Auckland ranks among the top 100 in the world. New Zealand implements the Anglo-American education system with advanced education level and advocates humanized teaching. Here, your children will be able to give full play to their nature and learn freely and efficiently.

4. Welfare conditions

New Zealand, known as the "Holy Land for the Elderly", is a typical high welfare country. The welfare system of "from cradle to old-age care" has a lot of subsidies in fertility, education, housing and old-age care, in which people live and live. In addition, after becoming a legal citizen of New Zealand, you can enjoy the benefits of New Zealand and Australia.

3. New Zealand immigration channels

1, skilled migration

Skilled immigrants account for about 60% of New Zealand's total immigration quota. According to published data, about 3,000-3,500 China people get New Zealand green cards through skilled immigrants every year. After obtaining a New Zealand degree, international students can get an open work visa for one year to find a job, and they can apply for a work visa for at least two years after finding a related job. During this period, if you meet the immigration conditions, you can apply for immigration.

2. Family reunion immigrants

The basic requirement of such immigrants is that their immediate family members (parents or children) or spouses are in New Zealand, and marriage immigrants also belong to this category. Such immigrants have no age limit or academic qualifications for applicants.

3. Entrepreneurial immigrants

Entrepreneurial immigration requires applicants to have more than three years of business experience or senior management experience. The investment amount is required to be above NZ $6,543.8+10,000 (high-tech venture capital is allowed below NZ $6,543.8+10,000, which requires special approval from the Immigration Bureau), and the English level requires IELTS 4. Generally speaking, entrepreneurial immigrants not only solve the livelihood problem of New Zealand, but also get the green card of New Zealand, killing two birds with one stone. It is relatively difficult for entrepreneurial immigrants to operate on their own, because it involves business plans, business transfer, lawyers and other related links. Choosing a reliable lawyer or immigration agency can save you a lot of trouble.

4. Investing in immigrants

The threshold of investment immigration funds is higher, but the IELTS requirements are lower. New Zealand investment immigrants are divided into two categories, one is that the application threshold for non-English requirements is NZD 6.5438+million, and the other is that the application threshold for English requirements (IELTS 3) is NZD 6.5438+0.5 million. Compared with entrepreneurial immigrants, investment immigrants do not need to do business in one step, as long as the funds arrive and have a green card. The money can be invested by buying government bonds, stocks and funds. The key to this kind of immigration is the legitimacy of investment funds and the transfer of funds.