I want to immigrate to New Zealand.

You can choose New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants:

After re-adjusting the immigration policy in 2008, New Zealand also adjusted the entrepreneurial immigration and relaxed the policy relatively. Therefore, more people apply for such immigrants, the processing time is also accelerated, and the success rate is high.

Entrepreneurial migration, as its name implies, refers to people who want to set up their own businesses or buy ready-made businesses in New Zealand, or they can become shareholders in companies. The whole family can apply to come to New Zealand together. Within three years, the main applicant holds a self-operated visa, the spouse holds an ordinary work visa and the children hold a student visa. Primary and secondary schools in New Zealand are free. With a minimum investment of more than 50,000 yuan, you can start a small business in New Zealand, such as a clinic, a hair salon, a small restaurant, a grocery store, a fruit seller, a small decoration company, and a clothing wholesale or retail.

Applicants for entrepreneurial migration must first apply for a long-term business visa, which lasts for nine months. During these nine months, I mainly provided you with the opportunity to inspect, establish and purchase business. If the applicant fails to complete the task of establishing and purchasing a business within nine months, he can renew his visa. The specific time is decided by the Immigration Bureau, but the applicant must provide sufficient evidence to prove why the business has not been completed within 9 months.

1, age: 28 -55 years old is the best;

2. English: IELTS 4, or you can go to New Zealand to take IELTS;

3. Business experience: at least 3 years business experience, including running your own business and holding management positions in the company, such as being a manager;

4. Capital: proof of assets of at least 400,000 yuan, such as houses, stocks, cars, etc. ; There should be enough funds to ensure the establishment or purchase of business here and the basic expenses of the whole family;

5. A complete business plan