What are the best ways to immigrate to New Zealand?

Many people will choose to immigrate to New Zealand, so what are the good ways to immigrate to New Zealand? This seems to be a problem that many people who go abroad are interested in. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

What are the best ways to immigrate to New Zealand?

There are about 45,000 to 50,000 immigrant places in New Zealand every year for people from all over the world to apply for. New Zealand has different immigration categories for different groups of people. There are mainly the following ways to immigrate to New Zealand:

1, skilled migration

2. Family reunion immigrants

3. Entrepreneurial immigrants

4. Investing in immigrants

5. Retired elderly immigrants

6. Humanitarian assistance to migrants

No matter how the applicant obtains the New Zealand green card, one person holding the green card can guarantee the whole family to immigrate.

skilled immigration

Skilled immigrants, as the name implies, need skills to have the basic conditions for immigration. Skilled immigrants account for about 60% of New Zealand's total immigration quota. According to data released by New Zealand, about 3,000 to 3,500 China people get New Zealand green cards through skilled immigrants every year. Most of the first generation immigrants came to New Zealand through skilled immigrants. The reason why there are many skilled immigrants is that most ordinary people have no money to be entrepreneurial immigrants or investment immigrants. Secondly, there are no relatives abroad, and the road to insurance for close relatives is also impassable. In this case, overseas migration can only be achieved through skilled migration.

Family reunion immigrants

The basic condition of family reunion immigration is that in New Zealand, one must be a blood relative or spouse, but this immigration method is not suitable for most people, because no one happens to have an overseas father or mother, or a sibling happens to be a New Zealand resident or citizen. But this kind of immigration is also a very popular way, because marriage immigration belongs to this category. Marriage immigration is indeed one of the easiest ways of immigration and the one with the lowest conditions. This kind of immigrants have no age limit, no academic qualifications, no English proficiency requirements, and even no gender requirements for applicants (New Zealand supports same-sex couples). In short, talking about a friend in New Zealand and establishing a relationship with this New Zealand citizen or resident (no need to get married) have the basic conditions for immigration application.

Because of these advantages, the phenomenon of "business marriage" has always been a hot topic. Although it is illegal, many people are still paying attention to it (business marriage refers to spending money on a fake marriage immigration, but the two parties are not really married). Secondly, the success rate of marriage immigration is relatively high, and more people get New Zealand green cards through love or marriage.

Entrepreneurial immigrants

Entrepreneurial migration is also one of the most popular migration methods in recent years. Since the New Zealand National Party came to power in 2009, the New Zealand Immigration Service has lowered the threshold for entrepreneurial immigration. Many people immigrate to New Zealand through entrepreneurial immigration. The biggest feature of entrepreneurial immigrants is that their capital requirements are lower than those of investment immigrants (NZD 200,000-NZD 500,000) and their English proficiency requirements are lower (IELTS 4). Among them, Class II entrepreneurial immigrants only need 200,000 New Zealand dollars, which is about 6,543.8+0,000 to 6,543.8+0.2 million RMB. Generally speaking, entrepreneurial immigrants buy mostly ready-made businesses, such as opening a small shop, supermarket or coffee shop in New Zealand. The scale doesn't need to be too big, just a small shop of ten square meters or twenty square meters. Starting a business from scratch is risky, and once it fails, it will face the loss of principal. Therefore, entrepreneurial immigrants had better not start from scratch. Relatively speaking, the risk of taking over the ready-made business as a whole is relatively small, mainly based on past profits. After taking over the business, the operation mode and employees haven't changed much (some people dismiss employees after taking over the business and keep their own stores), which is only equivalent to changing a boss. As long as you don't close down within two years (it doesn't matter if you don't make money, as long as you pay taxes legally), you can apply for a green card. If you have strong capital turnover ability, you can theoretically loan entrepreneurial immigrants. After three years, you can get a green card, turn your business around and get your money back.

The basic process of entrepreneurial immigration in New Zealand: first, apply for a 9-month business visa for business inspection; Wait until you get to New Zealand to find business. After taking over the business, apply for a two-year self-employed work visa; You can apply for a green card as long as your business has not closed down within two years.

Generally speaking, the feasibility of entrepreneurial immigration is also relatively high. Entrepreneurial immigrants not only solved the livelihood problem in New Zealand, but also obtained the New Zealand green card, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone. It is relatively difficult for entrepreneurial immigrants to operate on their own, because it involves business plans, business transfer and lawyers. To be an entrepreneurial immigrant, it is feasible for people to go to New Zealand first.

investment immigration

The threshold of investment immigration funds is high, but the IELTS requirements are relatively low. Investment immigrants in New Zealand can be divided into two categories. The first category does not require English, and the application threshold is NZD 6.5438+million (about RMB 50 million). The other category requires English (IELTS 3), and the application threshold is NZD 6,543,800+05,000 (about 7.5 million RMB). Compared with entrepreneurial immigrants, investment immigrants can do business in one step, as long as the funds reach the green card. The money can be invested by buying government bonds, stocks or funds, or even by buying lottery tickets. In short, as long as the money arrives in New Zealand, it stays at the designated place. Before New Zealand implemented the investment immigration reform in 2009, only 23 people in the world successfully obtained green cards through investment immigration within seven years. However, with the relaxation of the policy in 2009, the investment without English requirements dropped from NZ $20 million to NZ $6,543,800+,and the investment with English requirements dropped from NZ $2.5 million to NZ $6,543,805, and the number of applicants began to increase.

In fact, investment immigrants from western developed countries are indeed beyond the reach of most China people, but there should be no problem for the rich second generation and the official second generation in China.

Retired elderly immigrants

Retirement migration for the elderly is a new immigration method just launched by New Zealand Immigration Bureau 20 1 1. Applicants and their spouses can obtain green cards through retired immigrants. The basic requirements for retired immigrants are: applicants must be over 66 years old and have no language requirements and background requirements. That is to say, as rich as investing in immigrants. The financial threshold for retired elderly immigrants is NZ $750,000, and they also invest in designated areas such as national debt, stocks and funds. After the applicant submits the application, the whole family can get a three-month tourist visa and enter the country together. After entering the country, you need to inject money into the designated investment field before you can get a green card.

Humanitarian relief for immigrants

Humanitarian aid migrants are also called refugee migrants. Refugees refer to those people who have fled their country and have not been properly resettled because of their country, nationality, religious beliefs, political views and special groups (such as homosexuals) and have good reasons to fear persecution. In addition, people who have been tortured or persecuted, or who may face undue risks and suffer mental torture if they return to their own country, can also apply for refugee protection in New Zealand. In fact, many people in China are eligible to apply for this kind of petition, such as "being mentally ill" petitioning, being sued by the court for refusing to file a case or demolishing for no reason, getting sick due to industrial pollution without compensation, being forced to tie up and being deprived of reproductive rights, being invited to the public security bureau for "drinking tea" for safeguarding rights, and being "massaged with sticks" by urban management at roadside stalls. To put it simply, as long as you meet someone who "calls every day, but the ground is invalid", it is possible to meet the conditions of becoming a refugee. Many lawyers who apply for refugees can often find various reasons for refugee asylum for applicants through an hour or two of conversation.

However, humanitarian assistance to immigrants is only feasible if people who are already in New Zealand are needed.

Generally speaking, the immigration channels are the above. If the applicant's conditions are limited, it is difficult to apply for a New Zealand green card directly in China, and it is necessary to enter the country first. As long as people arrive in New Zealand, things will be easy and there will be more opportunities. On the other hand, having personal experience in New Zealand can also reduce the blindness of immigrants, because not everyone in China is suitable for living overseas, and only when they come will they know whether they are suitable for living in New Zealand.

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