Is there an immigration supervisor in New Zealand? What are the regulations of Immigration New Zealand?

Immigration supervision is very different from others.

The basic requirement of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau is that new immigrants must live in New Zealand for 184 days (that is, half a year) from the date of their first entry into New Zealand after obtaining PR(PermanentResident visa, valid for 2 or 5 years, different types of immigrants); Or five years, at least 240 days a year (that is, 9 months, half a year).

In particular, New Zealand immigrants can only be issued IRRV (Infinite EETURNING Residenvisa) if they meet the above residence requirements. As the name implies, you can stay in New Zealand for a long time now (because you already have PR permission), or you can go in and out of New Zealand at any time (even if you don't go back to New Zealand for a long time). This visa is always valid.

Details of immigration supervision are as follows:

New Zealand ordinary investment immigrants: the investment will be maintained for 4 years, and they will live every year for the next three years 146 days;

New Zealand high-investment immigrants: the investment will last for 3 years, and they will live for 44 days every year in the next 2 years;

New Zealand ordinary entrepreneurial immigrants:

Apply for the right of abode after 2 years of investment and entrepreneurship in New Zealand with a work visa;

After holding the right of abode for 2 years, live for 184 days every year for 2 years, and apply for permanent residency.

New Zealand high entrepreneur immigrants:

Apply for the right of abode after 6 months of investment and entrepreneurship in New Zealand with a work visa;

Successfully started a business for 2 years, lived 184 days every year for 2 years, and applied for permanent residency.