I am a sophomore now. How can I immigrate to New Zealand with the least amount of money and time?

New Zealand immigrants are mainly divided into three categories.

New Zealand immigrants will be reduced to three categories: technical and business investment immigrants (60%), family reunion immigrants (32%) and humanitarian immigrants (8%).

Skilled and commercial immigrants: Skilled and commercial investment immigrants will account for 60% of the immigrant quota, that is, at least 27,000 people every year. Relative guarantee is not mandatory, but the new policy requires that this guarantee relationship must be implemented, otherwise the government will take legal action. At present, the score of qualified immigrants is 100.

Family reunion: Family reunion immigrants will account for 32% of the annual immigration quota, which means that after the quota is full, the application for family reunion immigrants will be rejected. In the migration of family reunion, the number of relatives' sponsorship has changed from unlimited to only two applications within five years. Originally, immigrants with family reunion only included spouses, parents and children under 16 (or unmarried between 17- 19), as well as single adult siblings and adult children.

Humanitarian migrants: The quota for humanitarian migrants, including refugees, will be increased to 8% of the annual quota for migrants. Immigrants who do not meet other family reunion categories can apply for quotas.