Common problems encountered by New Zealand immigrants

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction New Zealand is located in the Americas of the Eastern Hemisphere, with a beautiful environment and good salary and benefits. At present, more and more people immigrate to New Zealand. Now people choose to immigrate with full consideration of family, life and relevance. Under such circumstances, skilled immigrants from New Zealand become the first choice. The following is a finishing release, welcome to read!

1. Frequently asked questions of New Zealand immigrants

First, the new project of entrepreneurial immigration is mainly based on self-employment, which makes a certain contribution to New Zealand's economic development and thus obtains the right of abode in New Zealand. Under certain standards, we can even apply for permanent residence. This requirement is unique to New Zealand and not found in other countries in China.

Second: skilled immigrants.

To put it bluntly, you have solid ways and means to achieve the goal of emigrating to New Zealand by skills, which is also an opportunity for outstanding talents. This current policy is one of the existing key policies for New Zealand immigrants, and its main purpose is to make up for and consider the shortage of talents in New Zealand. Domestic friends probably don't know that although New Zealand will develop rapidly in all fields, it is caught in the dilemma of lack of talents.

Third: investment immigration

The key service goal of investment immigrants is to prepare in advance for those who are rich in property and have investment vision. The most important thing for everyone to emigrate is to live a better life. Then everyone will lose their basic life and struggle for living expenses every day. So is it necessary to immigrate?

Fourth: relative migration.

Kinship immigration is aimed at people who successfully immigrate to New Zealand as relatives. For example, parents, children, brothers, sisters or immediate family members, then you can also be taken away together, that is, passive immigration. That's right, so this immigration method is not suitable for anyone. The most common one is marriage immigration.

Frequently asked questions of New Zealand immigrants

1. Considering the family migration, how to distribute the immediate family members and their children?

Immediate family members and children can go together if the standard allows. If you are a graduate student, your immediate family members can get a work permit that is open to the outside world, work full-time to earn money, and your children can go to public schools for free.

Children can choose colleges with good grades and high admission rate. Although there are school districts in New Zealand, you don't have to buy a house. If you live in a school district at an age suitable for children, you can enter colleges and universities.

2. Can children keep up with New Zealand culture and education when they study in New Zealand?

Generally speaking, this is not a big problem. The difficulty coefficient and depth of cultural education in New Zealand are progressive. At the beginning, when children are learning, the language is turned off first, and then they can keep up. For younger children, language learning, training and mastering are relatively easy. If you want to use a language, it will become more and more handy.

We can see that in fact, the skilled migration routes of office workers and undergraduate graduates are basically similar. The score of EOI is 160. There are several new items in this score, and the key new items that can be scored are: diploma, age, work, work experience and other new items.

3. Can local New Zealanders/China citizens receive training to fill this gap?

Among the very few people who are likely to find a job, more than 50% of them have difficulty finding a job in the end. Without a job, it means that you can't immigrate in the end. If you just want to find a job, why did you come to New Zealand?

2. What are the advantages of immigrating to New Zealand?

Better work-life balance

New Zealanders believe that "work is for life". For you, this means a more relaxed lifestyle and less unnecessary stress. You will have time to explore New Zealand and have the opportunity to spend good time with your family every day.

There are beautiful scenery everywhere

Don't talk about the natural scenery, don't talk about the benefits of immigrating to New Zealand. In New Zealand, you can find dense forests, towering mountains, unpolluted beaches and clear lakes. These scenes come directly from postcards!

Friendly person

New Zealanders are famous for their extroversion and friendliness. Many foreigners are surprised to find that people still greet you in the street, which is a pleasant change compared with almost any other place in the world.

One of the safest places in the world.

In fact, New Zealand is the second safest country in the world. New Zealand ranked second in the global global peace index in 20 18. This position makes it better than Austria, Portugal and Denmark which rank third to fifth. The number one is Iceland 10 year.

The cleanest country in the world.

New Zealand ranks first in the 20 17 Corruption Perception Index. The index ranks 180 countries and regions according to the opinions of experts and business people on public sector corruption. Use a range from 0 to 100, where 0 means highly damaged and 100 means very clean. New Zealand scored 89 points.

World-class education for children

Your child will receive a first-class education in New Zealand. Here, students can enjoy the teacher's concentration and personal attention, and learning is the balance between practice and theoretical learning. The classroom is equipped with computers, Internet and other technologies. The school also has a lot of outdoor activities and sports space. Cultural activities are also provided.

In 20 15, the OECD programme for international student assessment (PISA) investigated the reading ability, mathematical skills and scientific level of schoolchildren from all over the world. The average score of New Zealand students in reading literacy, mathematics and science is 506, which is higher than the OECD average score of 486.

Superior standard of living

In Mercer's annual quality of life survey, New Zealand cities have always scored high. In 20 18, Auckland and Wellington ranked third and 15 respectively in the global quality of life cities.

New Zealand's performance is mainly attributed to its natural environment and good climate, stable political and social environment and good medical and health services.

The second largest global destination for foreigners.

New Zealand continues to rank high in global indices. This is a 20 18 survey of foreign explorers, and New Zealand ranks second. This means that New Zealand is the second most suitable country for foreigners to live in-elected by foreigners.

Foreigners are asked about their experiences in a new country, using three themes-experience, economy and family. Experience includes standards such as medical care and integration, while economy and family include standards such as personal financial and job security, social life and school quality.

Children have the freedom to be children.

In New Zealand, children can enjoy outdoor activities, explore and go to school on foot, which is one of the benefits of immigrating to New Zealand and the reason why many immigrants choose New Zealand as their final destination.