Advantages of applying for investment immigration in New Zealand

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction New Zealand is a country that does not levy capital gains tax, stamp duty and deed tax on New Zealand real estate sales among all developed countries, and is a real investment paradise. Moreover, New Zealand has a beautiful environment and a sound social welfare system. The following are the advantages of applying for investment immigration in New Zealand. Welcome to read!

1. Advantages of applying for investment immigration in New Zealand

New Zealand investment immigrant class I requires the applicant to invest NZ $6.5438+million for three years and live in New Zealand for 44 days in the last two years of the three years. No enterprise management experience is required, and the age and language are not limited. New Zealand's second-class new policy for investment immigrants was promulgated in July, 20 1 1. Compared with the original policy, the New Deal is much more relaxed, mainly manifested in the reduction of IELTS from the original 5 points to 3 points and the reduction of investment from 2.5 million New Zealand dollars.

It is 6.5438+0.5 million New Zealand dollars, and the age is relaxed from 54 to 65. Get a green card in one step, there is no requirement for doing business. The probation period is about 6 months, and the investment is risk-free.

1. New Zealand is a developed country, and there is no capital gains tax, stamp duty and deed tax on real estate sales.

After getting the green card, the whole family can immediately enjoy the most perfect medical security and social welfare in the world.

Children can enjoy free education and living allowance immediately.

4. Holding a New Zealand passport to the United States, Canada, Japan, European Union countries and other countries 100 is visa-free.

5. New Zealand citizens who want to immigrate to Australia can automatically become permanent residents of Australia and enjoy all the benefits and rights of Australians without special application.

6. New Zealand has a unique permanent visa. When you get a permanent green card, you don't have to live in New Zealand. This is New Zealand's unique policy among all developed countries. (Other countries, such as Australia and Canada, have requirements to live in the local area after getting a green card. )

7. The New Zealand Government welcomes family immigrants. As long as the application is successful, it means that your whole family (spouse and minor children) can go to New Zealand together, and all relatives will get extra points if they apply for immigration again.

8. New Zealand immigrants adopt an objective index scoring system, and there are no artificial uncertainties (such as interview evaluation), so the immigration success rate is high.

2. New Zealand immigration process

Types of New Zealand immigrants: New Zealand investment immigrants, New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants and New Zealand skilled immigrants. Among them, New Zealand investment immigrants are subdivided into New Zealand investment immigrants I and New Zealand investment immigrants II. Entrepreneurial immigrants are divided into ordinary entrepreneurial immigrants and high-value entrepreneurial immigrants.

First, the application process of entrepreneurial immigrants

The applicant fills in the Evaluation Form for Business Migration, and after the evaluation is passed, the contract is signed.

Professional consultants work with applicants to design the application plan.

New Zealand Investment specializes in designing business plans to help customers prepare visa application materials and submit them to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau.

The Immigration Bureau conducts general material investigation and mails the application file number.

The Immigration Bureau may request supplementary materials and answer questions, and supplement materials and answer questions as required.

The applicant was approved by the Immigration Bureau, and the applicant's family was granted a temporary work visa of 12 months.

The applicant will transfer the investment funds to New Zealand to start a business within 12 months, and the work visa can be extended to 3 years. ? You can apply for permanent residence after two years of business. If the applicant has invested more than S $500,000 in the enterprise and added 3 employees, he can apply for a permanent green card immediately without completing 2 years.

Second, the application process of skilled immigrants

Applicants must meet the basic requirements of skilled immigrants in New Zealand, and then sign an entrustment agreement with the company to pay the fees and deposit in advance.

Customers submit relevant background materials such as academic qualifications and work experience to the company. Some clients' academic qualifications may need to be certified in New Zealand.

If the score exceeds 160, you can directly submit an EOI application: you can get an invitation letter after 2-3 weeks, and you must submit a visa application within 4 months.

It may take 3-6 months to formally submit a visa application. After approval, the customer must log in within the validity period of the visa. The Immigration Bureau gives priority to skilled immigrants who have employment letters from employers. During the trial, the Immigration Bureau may conduct telephone surveys or interviews.

Customers can apply for a permanent return visa after landing in New Zealand for 2 years. In the past two years, customers must live 183 days every year; Or become a New Zealand tax resident, living 4 1 day every year. With a permanent return visa, the client's whole family will never have an immigration supervisor.

Customers who have obtained a green card for five years and lived in New Zealand for 1350 days can apply for New Zealand citizenship. After naturalization, you can freely settle in Australia and enjoy basically the same treatment as the Australian green card. New Zealand passport holders can be exempted from visas1more than 50 countries.

3. New Zealand immigrants need to understand culture

Knowing the local customs is one of the most difficult parts of moving to any new country. Sometimes, the more similar your cultures are, the more difficult it is to understand subtle social differences.

First of all, ask

Don't be afraid to let others explain anything you are confused about. This is the fastest way to learn. You will find them very approachable and willing to help you. You can also ask New Zealanders to tell you whether you have done something inappropriate.

Second, socializing.

Sharing food is a traditional way to get people together in a relaxed atmosphere. Whether having a picnic on the beach or having a barbecue at the children's school, you will find that in New Zealand, food and friendship are inseparable, which is the easiest way for New Zealand immigrants to integrate.

Third, the socialization of New Zealand

This is a common contribution to this hospitality, bringing food or wine to share. If the host says "nothing", you can still bring a small gift.

New Zealanders are relaxed about invitations. Sometimes people will say that they came to a party, but they didn't show up. Don't be surprised.

Coffee and tea are important parts of social activities. If you go to someone's house, you usually get a cup of coffee or tea, and "going out for coffee" is also a regular activity.

Fourth, alcohol.

New Zealand has a drinking culture, but it is also good to drink a non-alcoholic drink when socializing.

In New Zealand, the legal age for buying alcoholic beverages is 18, and there are strict regulations prohibiting the provision of alcohol to people under this age.

Verb (short for verb) Smoking.

There are fewer and fewer smokers in New Zealand, and smoking is prohibited in public buildings, including bars and restaurants.

Generally speaking, people should smoke outside. If you want to smoke, it is polite to ask people around you if you mind, even if you are outside.

Intransitive verb work

* * * It is common to have morning tea or afternoon tea at work. Usually, they celebrate someone's birthday or other special activities in the team. Usually, everyone will bring some food to share, which is called "bringing a plate" occasion.

Drinking after work on Friday is also common in New Zealand. This is mainly with colleagues and other family members, although it depends on the workplace. If you are not sure, ask someone else. In these activities, talk as little as possible about work and enjoy your immigrant life in New Zealand!