How to apply for a New Zealand long-term business visa?

What are the conditions for applying for a long-term business visa in New Zealand and what is the process of this business visa? Next, I will give you a detailed introduction.

How to apply for a New Zealand long-term business visa How to apply for a New Zealand long-term visa

New Zealand long-term visa generally refers to a long-term business visa, which can be handled in the following ways:

Applicants should have relevant business experience and practical business plans in New Zealand, be able to show that they understand the business environment in New Zealand, and prove that they have sufficient funds to support the investment plan and maintain the daily life of the applicant's family. The applicant should also meet the requirements of health and personality, and convince the immigration visa officer that the applicant is really interested in establishing business in New Zealand.

When processing an application, the immigration officer will check whether the applicant meets the following requirements:

1. Successfully established, purchased or invested in a large company operating in New Zealand; And the company has been formally established in New Zealand for at least 2 years, and the applicant has been a member of the company for at least 2 years;

2. The applicant must apply for a three-year multiple-entry business visa so that the applicant can visit and start a business in New Zealand.

3. Having sufficient funds to support the implementation of the business plan and enough to pay the living expenses of his family in New Zealand for three years;

4. The main applicant must have rich experience in the invested industry and relevant business experience, and has not been involved in business failure or bankruptcy in the past five years;

5. There is no commercial fraud or financial misconduct, and sufficient supporting documents are provided.

6. The main applicant scored 5 points in IELTS listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Cost:

1. Pay the New Zealand government application fee when submitting the application materials: NZD 2,800 per applicant;

2. After the immigration application is passed, pay the settlement information fee to the New Zealand government: NZD 90.

3. After the immigration application is approved, pay the New Zealand government immigration tax: NZD 235 per family member;

4./kloc-applicants over 0/6 years old need to pay different standards of language training fees according to their English level, that is, IELTS scores: if IELTS scores are above 3.5, they need to pay 1700 NZD; If the IELTS total score is lower than 3.5, you need to pay NZD 3350; There is no charge for IELTS score above 4.

Long-term business visa refers to a special type of work visa, which is issued by people who are interested in starting a business in New Zealand. The long-term business visa is valid for 3 years, and the holder can enter and leave New Zealand multiple times. When the visa holder is in New Zealand, he/she should work for the enterprise he/she invests in, not just be employed.

How long does it take to apply for a New Zealand tourist visa?

Immigration New Zealand will regularly update the statistics of visa processing cycles in the past period. According to the latest statistics, 94% of applications for visiting visas are processed within 25 days, and 65,438+000% of applications are processed within 30 days. According to the statistical data of the agency in the past five years, if the materials are complete, accurate and true, there is no doubt that the results will be produced in two weeks.

So far, all tourist visa applications in New Zealand have been processed within one natural month.

New Zealand business visa-materials required by the applicant:

1. Original passport of the applicant (valid for more than 6 months);

2.2 Two-inch color photos with white background;

3. Fill in the complete visa application form and supplementary form;

4. A copy of the applicant's ID card (a positive copy is required);

5. The original residence booklet of the applicant;

6. Letter from China unit (official seal required);

7. Original or photocopy of the invitation letter issued by the New Zealand inviter;

8 business contracts, letters and faxes between the applicant and the inviting unit;

9. A copy of the business license or organization code certificate of the Chinese unit (official seal is required);

10. the applicant's asset certificate: the original deposit certificate of at least 50,000 yuan (deposited in the bank six months ago, not recently);