20 14 After the only child immigrates to New Zealand, can parents apply for immigration? Is there a new policy?

New Zealand parents reunite with immigrants

Immigration to New Zealand, 2065438+July 30, 2002, a brand-new immigration policy for parents. Its main contents are as follows:

Parents' migration is mainly divided into two categories: one (priority category) and the other (general category).

The first level (priority level) requires that any of the following conditions be met:

The minimum "long-term guaranteed income" for the main applicant is NZ $27,203 per year, and the spouse applies for NZ $39,890 per year. Or bring 500,000 New Zealand dollars to New Zealand (it must be a legal transfer of legal income and must be transferred to New Zealand within 65,438+0 years from the date of immigration approval). The annual income of the guarantor (child) is at least NZ $65,000, or the annual income with the guarantor's spouse is at least NZ $90,000.

The second category (general category) shall meet the following conditions:

The guarantor (child) has an annual income of at least NZD 33,675. and

The applicant (parents) have no other adult children and the applicant is a resident of the same country.

Child sponsorship qualification:

In any case, the child must be an "adult child". If the Immigration Department considers the guarantor to be a "minor child", then the child is not qualified to sponsor his parents.

Definition of "adult children":

To meet the guarantee conditions, adult children should be at least 18 years old.

However, if the child is between 18 and 24 years old, the immigration department must examine whether the child is regarded as a "minor". If it is a minor child, the child is not eligible for funding.

New Zealand parents immigrate to Class I:

1. Children are New Zealand citizens or permanent residents, and the number of children in New Zealand is equal to or greater than that in other countries;

2. Invest S $6,543,800+0,000 in the field designated by the New Zealand government for 4 years (government bonds, stocks, funds or companies);

3. Prove that there are still S $500,000 living expenses and S $60,000 annual income (the money does not need to be brought to New Zealand);

4. The applicant must prove that the source of investment funds is legal, and the funds can be donated or inherited by others;

5. Spouses and minor children can apply together;

New Zealand parents immigrate to the second category:

1. The New Zealand guarantor must have obtained residence status for more than 3 years, and must live in New Zealand every year for these 3 years 184 days.

2. Children must have a pre-tax income of S $30,000 per year (which can include salary income, deposit interest or other investment income).

3, two kinds of reunion immigration application:

1) parents' reunion immigration: it means that half or more of their children have settled in New Zealand or other countries, and parents can apply.

2) Migration of the last member of the family: refers to that both parents or other children have settled in New Zealand or other countries, only

A child in China is the last member of the family and can apply for settlement in New Zealand. If the child is over 25 years old,

At least 18 years old, you must prove to the immigration office that you have found a job in New Zealand and show your job Offer.

4. The approval time for family reunion immigrants is more than 24 months, and the approval time will be different according to the applicant's situation.

At present, there are only 3440 to 3740 places for New Zealand parents to immigrate each year, and many applications have to wait for many years before they are approved. Therefore, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau has introduced a new policy for parents to retire and immigrate, which has opened up new channels for rich parents to get green cards as soon as possible. As long as any child is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident and invests NZ $6,543,800+0,000 in New Zealand for four years, he can get a permanent green card, which is different from a two-year temporary residence visa for retired immigrants.