New Zealand immigration problem

It's a long road. First of all, you have to find a job, get an OFFER and immigrate successfully. After serving two years in your immigration prison, you will be granted permanent immigration. Add a record of living in New Zealand for three years to your two-year immigration prison, and then apply for your immediate family. Remember, only the direct line is your parents and children. And if your parents have other children, that is, you have sisters or brothers, it is a bit difficult, because they can't just come to New Zealand to take refuge in you. Immigration will consider this and only let them visit relatives.

If you are the only child of your parents, that should be a problem. After they apply, they will do immigration supervision for two years. You should sit with them. If they apply again, you can also apply for your parents' direct line. In short, it is such a connection.

Generally speaking, as long as you move, in other words, I think it is also a matter of time and application skills.

I hope I explained it clearly. I wish you success!