Is there any preferential policy for applying for Australian PR after obtaining New Zealand status?

If you only get Australian PR, you can only enter Australia and New Zealand without a visa. All other countries need visas because they are still citizens of China. But once you are naturalized, you become an Australian citizen. There are hundreds of countries that hold Australian passports and can be exempted from visas.

Australian PR refers to the visa/right of permanent residence in Australia, valid for 5 years, and you can apply for naturalization after living for 2 years within 5 years.

Many people mistakenly think that getting Australian PR is like being omnipotent. This is actually a huge misunderstanding. Most visa-free policies in a country are aimed at someone's nationality rather than permanent resident status.

In a few cases, for example, Australian permanent residents can go to New Zealand without a visa, and American permanent residents can enter Canada and Mexico without a visa, but in other general cases, visas are required. As long as you are a citizen of China and have a China passport, you need to apply for a visa if the country you are going to is not a China passport holder.