What are the types of investment and entrepreneurship in New Zealand?

The main applicants for entrepreneurial immigration must have:

65,438+NZD 500,000 venture capital,

2. Hire three full-time employees in New Zealand (hiring one's own family members does not count as three full-time employees).

3. Business experience related to business plan,

4, IELTS 4 for class G,

5, there is no age limit,

6. Have enough living expenses to maintain daily life.

Detailed policy explanation:

1, basic requirements: the main applicant must hold a long-term business visa (LTBV), meet the requirements of IELTS 4, meet the requirements of personality and physical examination, transfer at least NZ $500,000 to New Zealand, and successfully establish business in New Zealand.

2. Investigation and verification: The commercial immigration officer of the Immigration Bureau will investigate whether all the materials are true and accurate, and take investigation to verify these materials. All materials provided must be independently verifiable. The commercial immigration officer of the Immigration Bureau may interview the main applicant to ensure that the materials are true and accurate.

3. Relationship with long-term business visa: The principal applicant must conduct business according to the business plan of long-term business visa. Agent applicants and minor children may not apply for any welfare benefits.

4. English requirements: Principal applicant: IELTS score 4. Spouses and minor children meet the minimum English requirements or pay English tuition in advance.

5. Transfer of funds: If the principal applicant does not transfer funds during the period of holding a long-term business visa, then the principal applicant must provide a certificate of transfer of funds of S $500,000. Funds must be transferred directly from the main applicant's bank account to New Zealand.

6. If the fund has a loan, the principal applicant must prove that its fixed assets are equal to or exceed the planned investment amount, and the loan must mortgage the fixed assets through a bank or loan company to equal or exceed the planned investment amount.

7. Definition of successful business start-up: to establish or purchase, or make sustainable investment in a New Zealand enterprise, which must be self-employed, must invest at least S $500,000 in the enterprise, and create at least three full-time jobs for New Zealand citizens or residents, and abide by New Zealand employment laws and immigration laws.

8. Sustainable investment: refers to the purchase of 25% or more shares of an enterprise.

9. Self-management: refers to the business that legally and actively participates in the purchase and investment of the principal applicant. Passive or speculative behavior is not included here.

10, full-time: refers to working at least 30 hours a week.

Before applying for entrepreneurial immigration, you must first submit a business plan to the Immigration Bureau and apply for a long-term business visa. Then the main applicant and his family can come to New Zealand to invest and run businesses that meet the business plan. As long as the business meets the above requirements for entrepreneurial immigration, you can submit a PR application.