I bought a house in New Zealand, but there were no immigrants. Can I live in New Zealand for a long time? How long can I stay?

New Zealand allows foreigners to buy real estate. But you can't live for a long time just because you own real estate, and you need to meet the visa requirements. However, owning a property can be used as a reason to enter New Zealand when obtaining a visa. If you apply for a visit visa,/kloc-you can keep a visit visa for 9 months within 8 months.

If you want to live in New Zealand for a long time, you need to apply for immigration. At present, the main way to immigrate to New Zealand is the current application conditions for ordinary entrepreneurial immigrants in New Zealand: sufficient business management experience, investment of at least NZ $654.38 million, comprehensive score of 120, meeting the basic English requirements.

The current application conditions for high-value entrepreneurial immigrants in New Zealand: they have enough business management experience, start a business in New Zealand, invest at least NZ $500,000, employ 3 local full-time employees, and have a comprehensive score of 65,438+020, meeting the basic English requirements.

The current application conditions for New Zealand ordinary investment immigrants are: under 65 years old, with sufficient business management experience, family net assets of NZ $2.5 million, after investing in New Zealand for four years10.5 million NZ dollars, and living in New Zealand every year for the next three years 146 days, meeting IELTS score of 3.

The current application conditions for high-investment immigrants in New Zealand: no English, business experience and age requirements, family assets of more than NZ $6,543,800,000 to invest in New Zealand for 3 years, and live in New Zealand for 44 days each year in the next two years.

New Zealand skilled immigrants account for about 60% of the total quota of New Zealand immigrants. According to published data, about 3,000-3,500 China people get New Zealand green cards through skilled immigrants every year.

It should be noted that if you leave New Zealand after submitting your naturalization application, your application will not be approved until you come back.