How can New Zealand investment immigrants prove with funds?

Basic information of a class of investors

At least 10 million yuan of government bonds will be invested.

No age or business experience restrictions.

There is no requirement for English ability.

The average score of IELTS class is 3 (below 5, applicants need to pay English tuition in advance).

There is no quota limit for one type of investor.

Basic information of second-class investors

Invest at least NZD 6,543,800+0.5 million in the form of government bonds.

Under 65 years old

At least three years business experience.

The average score of IELTS class is 3 (below 5, applicants need to pay English tuition in advance).

The settlement fund is NZD 6,543,800+0,000.

The annual quota of second-class investors is: 300.

Business management experience

The following two situations can be regarded as effective business experience:

Business experience refers to having a legitimate business organization, owning at least 25% of the shares in the business organization, or serving as a manager or supervisor in a legitimate business enterprise. Its duty is to plan, organize and control all the operations of the company.

Requirements of commercial organizations: at least 5 full-time employees, with annual turnover equivalent to more than NZD 654.38+00,000.

Each applicant's experience is very different. How to organize the materials carefully and get the highest score in this item is sometimes the key to the success of an application. However, when presenting business experience flexibly, you must not compromise your credibility. Applicants need to provide information that meets the policy requirements, including content and format. In the proof materials of business experience, we should avoid too much praise, avoid the description of technical or transactional work content, avoid the difference between job and work content or the hidden work of ordinary staff.

investment fund

The investment amount must stay in the investment project approved by New Zealand for at least four years. Applicants can transfer to investment projects, but they must transfer to recognized investment projects. However, the above investment amount cannot be used for personal purposes and expenses, but its interest can be used. If the capital is already in New Zealand, this amount can be calculated, but the four-year investment period must be recalculated.

When submitting an immigration application, the applicant must provide relevant certification materials to prove that he has the ability to invest at least NZD 6.5438+0.5 million and NZD 6.5438+0.5 million to settle down. Investment funds can be deposits, real estate, various securities, enterprises and other forms of property, and corresponding documents are needed to prove the ownership and value of the property. Ownership must be owned by the principal applicant or jointly owned by the principal applicant, his spouse and/or children. Value can be converted into any currency. The funds acceptable to the applicant include the following aspects:

1. Cash deposit certificate

2. Proof of property

3. Stocks and securities

4. Enterprise assets, etc.

5. Intangible assets of enterprises

After the application is notified by the approval letter, the investment amount must be remitted to New Zealand from abroad through the bank. Investment requirements are within New Zealand, and must be in the form of New Zealand dollars, not other currencies.

Explain the source of investment funds.

The New Zealand government has made it clear in the immigration law that the funds used for investment must be legally obtained by the applicant. In the process of investment immigration hearing, the legitimacy of the source of funds is one of the key points of immigration officials' hearing.

Due to the different asset forms, each applicant's capital combination form is different, and the specific material list and requirements will vary according to the situation, so how to explain the source of funds varies from person to person. The key is how to coordinate the applicant's business background, personal or family business background and fund combination form, and explain the applicant's source of funds reasonably and legally.