Do Americans and China have the same legal requirements for emigrating to New Zealand? Are they all immigrants through technology and entrepreneurship? Is it a policy and requirement?

To put it simply, New Zealand is a country ruled by law and everyone is equal before the law. Onion mixed with tofu is green and white.

Immigration policies and requirements have always been different from country to country, from person to person, everywhere in the global village.

First of all, this American may have New Zealand citizenship, because both the United States and New Zealand allow multiple nationalities, so this American is tired of staying in the United States. He can come to New Zealand for a permanent visit or a short trip at any time or choose to retire here.

Even if it has nothing to do with New Zealand, the United States and New Zealand have a visa-free agreement, and nothing will be used for three months. If you want to stay, it's not too late to apply for a visa. People are already in New Zealand, and everything is convenient;

The most important thing for Americans is that they have no worries about the IELTS test, so coming to New Zealand is a decision to leave whenever they want (in this regard, it is necessary to add a statement, whether the test is based on both birthplace and nationality, and whether Americans born in non-English-speaking countries still need to take the English test);

There are American companies, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, banks ... It is also common to work in the New Zealand branch before making a decision;

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It can't be the same at all