What do China people usually do after they immigrate to New Zealand?

New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants are more stringent than Australia 163. Applicants must be required to draft an investment plan that suits their business background. There are specialized commercial intermediary companies in New Zealand, and applicants can find investment experts, accountants and other professionals in New Zealand to help draw up through immigration intermediary.

The reason why the applicant's business after going to New Zealand is required to be similar to the original business in China is because the Immigration Bureau will think that he has a higher chance of success. For example, a person who is engaged in computer business in China intends to open a restaurant in New Zealand, which is obviously unacceptable.

Doing business in New Zealand is much easier than in China. How many supermarkets, restaurants, barbershops and other shops are planned in a certain area, and vicious competition is not allowed. Although there is no huge profit, it will not lose money. If new immigrants open coffee shops in local shopping centers, they can earn S $300,000 to S $400,000 a year.

The tax profit determines the price of the store.

The applicant buys a ready-made store in New Zealand to do business. The transaction price is not calculated according to the size of the store or the value of the goods in the store, but according to the average profit of the store in the statements of the local tax bureau in the past three years.

For example, restaurants in the catering industry earn an average of S $200,000 a year, and the price may be about S $400,000 twice the profit, so that buyers can earn their money back within two years; Other non-catering shops with stable profits, such as gas stations, audio rental houses, gift shops, etc. , sold at a price of 3 to 5 times the profit.