How many days will New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants stay after landing in New Zealand?

New Zealand has three immigration status: resident (pr), permanent resident (irrv) and citizen.

Anyone who successfully submits an immigration application to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau for the first time will be granted a resident visa valid for two years. Edwards Sun, vice president of Austar Immigration, said that during the validity period of the visa, he enjoys the rights and obligations of New Zealand residents and has the right to travel to and from New Zealand many times. Under normal circumstances, after getting pr, you must live in New Zealand for 184 days every year for these two years, and then apply for permanent residence. If you do not meet the residence requirements, you must renew pr before the expiration date (renewal is conditional). If you don't do this, you will lose your New Zealand resident status. Pr status restricts some welfare applications, but there are free children's education and basic medical relief.

With irrv, you can now look forward to being in New Zealand indefinitely, and you will always have the right to enter New Zealand at any time no matter how long you leave New Zealand halfway. This visa is valid forever. Edwards Sun said that as long as there is no major crime, your permanent resident status will not be revoked under any circumstances. Irrv is a major feature of New Zealand among many immigrant countries. The benefits of irrv status are equal to those of citizens, without any restrictions. New Zealand citizenship refers to a person who has joined New Zealand citizenship and holds a New Zealand passport. There is no difference from New Zealand natives except for their different skin colors. They are also under the diplomatic protection of the New Zealand government and enjoy the rights and obligations of New Zealand citizens.

After obtaining the pr of New Zealand, you need to live in New Zealand for 1350 days from the date of applying for citizenship, and stay in New Zealand for at least 240 days every year in these five years.