Which immigrant is better to study in Australia or New Zealand?

It is said that Australia and New Zealand are a family, and Australia and New Zealand have many similarities in some aspects. Moreover, as traditional immigrant countries, the two countries also learn from each other in terms of immigration systems, and there are many comparisons. So which immigrant is better to study in Australia or New Zealand? Let's have a look with you.

1. Comparison of New Skilled Immigrants between Australia and China

Australia 189 and 190. 489 skilled immigrants

189。 190 can live forever in one step, and the screening score tends to be higher, above 80 points, and IELTS requires 4 eights;

489 is a project vigorously promoted by the government. IELTS has four sixes, and there are more career choices. There are 10 occupations. People who have lived in places other than the five major cities for three years can change to permanent residence, and the main and auxiliary applications can be exchanged.

2. Skilled immigrants from New Zealand &; Overseas skilled immigrants

If you reach 160, and work in a long-term shortage of occupations or 4 1 foreign companies or multinational companies, you can take the overseas technology channel;

If the score does not reach 160, you can consider the mode of studying abroad, and you can choose any of the 672 occupations in China. International students can take off their work visas to find jobs after graduation, and skilled immigrants can get a two-year residence visa; Or spouses who apply for professional courses offer can apply for an open work visa to find a job, skilled immigrants can get a two-year residence visa, and couples can change their identities flexibly!

II. Comparison of Investment Projects between Australia and New Zealand

1, Australia 188B Investment &; 188C major investment

More than 3 years investment experience &; Profit10.5 million Australian dollars (188B) or legally certified assets of 5 million Australian dollars (188C), and the investment is changed to permanent residence for four years.

Investment: 6.5438+0.5 million Australian dollars &; 5 million Australian dollars.

Low investment, no English requirements.

Passive investment in national bonds, fixed interest rate returns.

2. General investment in New Zealand &; High investment

More than 3 years business experience (shareholders and; Executive), IELTS 3 (IELTS is not required for high investment), and has 2 years of investment experience before; After 4 /3 years of investment, you can turn to permanent residence.

Investment: NZD 3 million &; 100000 NZD.

Suitable for older applicants, under 66 years old.

Through QDII product investment, the investment is safe and legal, 100% national debt.

Permanent check-in, no immigration supervisor.

Third, the comparison of higher education between Australia and New Zealand.

1, Australian higher education: studying abroad is easy and perfect.

Low threshold for studying abroad, suitable for Lan Xiang, etc. And the IELTS score is as low as 4.5. It is easy to apply for a prestigious school without looking at academic performance, and it is perfectly gilded;

Tafe can connect high school freshmen, which is not the ideal second way for college entrance examination. You can add 15-25 points to skilled immigrants in the future.

2. New Zealand higher education: an excellent way to connect immigrants.

The point is that applicants who want to immigrate can't meet the requirements of skilled immigration. After graduation, you can apply for domestic skilled migration, and your spouse can also apply for skilled migration after taking off the job release sign to find a job.

Four. Comparison of other projects between Australia and New Zealand

1, visa category

Australian visa category: Australian long-term visit visa (original visa 10), Australian short-term tourist visa, working holiday visa.

New Zealand visa category: New Zealand tourist visa.

Follow-up service:

Continuing status: Australia 888B/C to permanent residence visa, graduate 485 visa.

Renewal status: permanent residence after investment, renewal of investment residence visa and investment work visa; New technicians sign residence visas, and skilled immigrants become permanent residents.

2. Go abroad to study at a young age

1) studying in primary and secondary schools in New Zealand

The application conditions are simple: students do not need to take language tests or interviews, but only need to provide domestic transcripts.

Parents can accompany them: children attend primary and secondary schools in New Zealand, and parents can accompany them at home and enjoy a superior environment together.

The cost of studying abroad is low: the tuition fee of public schools is one year1-10.5 million New Zealand dollars, and the cost performance of studying abroad is relatively high.

Higher education makes it easier to enter world-renowned universities: British education is based on cultivating students' creativity and innovation ability, allowing students to directly apply for transfer to universities in Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia and other Commonwealth countries for further study, with mutual recognition of credits.

2) Studying in primary and secondary schools in Australia

Developed education system: among the top 500 universities in the world, 22 universities in Australia are on the list; History education is generally recognized by all countries in the world, including China.

Inclusive Chinese have a high social status: Australia and China have close economic and trade ties.

Reasonable cost of study and living: the cost of living in Australia is low; Most of the medical expenses incurred by international students during their study in Australia can be reimbursed to their insurance companies.