A detailed introduction to New Zealand immigration policy

The following is a detailed introduction to New Zealand's immigration policy for your reference!

If you choose to immigrate to New Zealand, congratulations on choosing the last piece of pure land in the world. Her purity is not only the fresh environment and picturesque scenery, but also the fairness and integrity of the government; If you have no intention of pursuing the glory of being rich and powerful, New Zealand will be the perfect choice. As a New Zealand citizen, he can go to Australia to work and live indefinitely because of the bilateral policy suitable for TTMRA.

Economic index: 3 stars

Agriculture and tourism in New Zealand are very developed, and the export volume of mutton, dairy products and coarse wool in New Zealand ranks first in the world. Rich in fish production, it is the fourth largest exclusive economic zone in the world. Like Australia, the defensive nature of agriculture has given New Zealand a relatively strong ability to resist the international financial crisis. The high-quality tourism products provided by New Zealand have won a high reputation and tourist satisfaction internationally, and it is a perfect and pure paradise on earth in the eyes of many tourists (many British immigrants to New Zealand).

Employment index: 4 stars

New Zealand has always maintained a relatively low unemployment rate, and there is a great demand for talents in agriculture, fisheries and high technology. In recent years, New Zealand's competitiveness in food processing technology, telecommunications, textiles, forest products, electronics, mountaineering supplies and clothing has been gradually strengthened. In Australia and New Zealand, the minimum starting salary for low-and middle-skilled earners is relatively high. Due to its proximity to Australia, the brain drain of high-end talents is serious.

Environmental index: 5 stars

New Zealand is surrounded by the sea and is famous for its pollution-free. The sky in New Zealand is blue and the land is green. The air is fresh and clean, nourishing the heart; The sea is pure and blue, deep and silent; The mountains are majestic and the virgin forests are fantastic and beautiful; Beautiful scenery makes people feel relaxed and forget their troubles. New Zealand is the location of The Lord of the Rings, King Kong, The Legend of Narnia, Wolverine, Vertical Limit, Brave Heart, Avatar, The Hobbit and many other films. New Zealand has a large number of endemic species. The kiwi is the national bird of New Zealand, and the silver fern leaf is the national symbol of New Zealand. The Government and people of New Zealand attach great importance to the protection of the natural environment. In the game between economic interests and environmental protection, the New Zealand government and people chose the latter, and there is no polluting industry in New Zealand. In order to protect the environment, New Zealand even severed political and military relations with the United States (the New Zealand Labor Party banned any nuclear-armed vessels from approaching the territorial waters in 1980). The pursuit of trying to preserve the last piece of pure land on earth is hard to find, and no country will have such a strong driving force in this regard.

Price index: 4 stars

Prices in New Zealand are lower than those in Australia and Canada, but not as low as those in the United States.

Welfare index: 5 stars

New Zealand has very perfect welfare, including free medical care for all (all public hospitals are free, including free medicine), housing subsidies, unemployment relief, special group assistance and education subsidies. New Zealand's welfare comes from the contributions of all taxpayers in the country, which is different from many countries. New Zealand welfare is characterized by its strong practicality, so it is widely used by people, with low application threshold and relaxed review. For example, there is no time limit for unemployment benefits in New Zealand. If you win the true story of leprosy, you can get it for a lifetime; Secondly, the pension is paid unconditionally after you have lived 10 years, even if you used to live on welfare. The government and people of New Zealand have a tolerant attitude towards welfare. Newspapers often report that people drive luxury sports cars and live in government free public houses 15 years. Some people even travel around the world by applying for various welfare funds. This is really unfair to taxpayers, but many New Zealanders don't mind it very much, thinking that this is only a minority phenomenon. We can't tighten the welfare policy and make some people live in difficulties. It is precisely because of the diligence and openness of all workers in New Zealand that New Zealand may be the country with the most lazy people in the world. Compared with many other countries, it attaches great importance to the principle of fairness and reasonableness, which will lead to strict examination and harsh application conditions. For example, in Canada, once receiving unemployment benefits, the government will come to the door every three days and ask to participate in various low-skilled interview activities. If it refuses to participate in the job interview, unemployment benefits will be suspended. In short, New Zealand's welfare is not an illusion like many countries. It looks like a lot of benefits, but it's not easy to apply.

Government index: 5 stars

New Zealand has the cleanest government in the world. In front of the people, New Zealand is a "weak" government, which stems from the ruling concept of New Zealand's service-oriented government. As a citizen, your demands will be respected and responded (many people will receive the ruling Prime Minister [John? Base] handwritten reply). Whether it is the National Party or the Labor Party, the protection of people's livelihood is the focus of government work, and New Zealand's national wealth is very high.

The aborigines in New Zealand are Maori aborigines (the Treaty of Waitangi stipulates that Maori own New Zealand land), and all of them are immigrants except Maori. As a "foreigner", assuming that the white New Zealand government is in power to convey "xenophobic ideas" to the people, it is tantamount to shooting yourself in the foot. Therefore, the government must promote multi-ethnic compatibility, and "building a prosperous, multicultural and multi-ethnic inclusive society" is written into the immigration law.

In 1950s and 1970s, New Zealand was in its heyday, with unprecedented prosperity and highly developed economy. It belongs to the richest country in the world, and its per capita GDP is second only to the United States, ranking second in the world. Its national wealth and luxury consumption capacity are enough to envy people all over the world. However, after the 1960s, a massive "Save Manapuri Movement" broke out in New Zealand. This nationwide environmental protection movement forced the government to change the practice of attaching importance to economic development and neglecting environmental protection, thus overcoming the impulse to pursue short-term economic interests, and environmental protection was promoted to the primary position of national construction. In the same period since then, many countries have exchanged a lot of non-renewable resources for economic growth. For example, South Africa in Africa almost dug like a rodent to turn it from a "poor" country into a developed country. Another example is Saudi Arabia in the Middle East, which absorbs oil from underground like a ghost, and its economic strength has reached the national level because of "black gold". Even Australia, a neighboring country, has created a strong impetus for the national economy by exploiting a large number of mineral resources. In this environment, many countries desperately exploit non-renewable resources in exchange for GDP growth, while New Zealand pursues the balanced development of environment and economy. When the GDP rankings of many countries skyrocketed, in contrast, New Zealand's GDP rankings began to slowly decline.

Although the economic ranking has declined, New Zealand has achieved great success in the balanced development of economy and environmental protection. Its perfect and unified development model of economy and environment has won a high reputation in the world, and it has been written into the textbooks of many universities as a successful model ―― green environmental protection and sustainable development are the ultimate direction of mankind. This great success is directly reflected in the United Nations Human Development Index, and New Zealand is listed as one of only two or three countries in the world that have reached a [very high] level. New Zealand's territorial waters are rich in oil and natural gas. Due to public opinion, the government has never carried out large-scale mining for many years, and these resources will be left to future generations.

New Zealand is one of the few countries in the world that has not suffered from the disaster of war. Whether it is the founding of the People's Republic of China or World War I or World War II, it is in a state of peace. When mankind is caught in a melee and the war is spreading wantonly on the earth, the people of New Zealand are still living a life without competition. Cattle and sheep still graze leisurely, and children still grow up carefree. With its unique geographical environment (please refer to the world map to find out where New Zealand is) and relatively neutral political and metallurgical stance, New Zealand will always be a quiet and peaceful peach blossom garden in the past, present and future.

It is worth mentioning that in World War II, New Zealand made great sacrifices in the world anti-fascist war (the death rate of New Zealand soldiers in the allied countries), and the spirit of sacrifice of New Zealand soldiers produced a military myth. As a member of the supporting country, New Zealand continuously sent high-quality cows and dairy products to the battlefield, and all kinds of rich food almost fed the allies in the South Pacific. This one-way contribution is found all over the world. Compared with some neutral countries in Northern Europe and Eastern Europe (I don't want to say the name, some countries are so selfish that they are extremely rich), New Zealand's contribution to world peace during World War II has won international respect for many years, which is also the pride of the older generation of New Zealanders.

Friendly index: 5 stars

New Zealanders are the most enthusiastic and kind people in the world, and they are sincere and friendly to China people, which also stems from the developed tourism industry in New Zealand. All faces and guests from afar are welcome. New Zealand is a traditional feminist country and the first country in the world to allow women to vote. Women in New Zealand have a high social status and occupy a considerable proportion in many government agencies in New Zealand. Men here are introverted, modest and polite. New Zealand is one of the four largest immigrant countries and has no history of large-scale exclusion from China. In New Zealand, all ethnic groups live in harmony. Many people in China think that New Zealanders have no ambition. This is actually an indifferent and simple attitude towards life, a comfortable environment and a good social security system, which makes New Zealanders more keen to enjoy life and despise fame and fortune.

Immigration policy index: 4 stars

New Zealand is one of the four largest immigrant countries in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and it is one of the countries with less difficulty in skilled migration. New Zealand has the most advanced EOI immigration selection system in the world. As long as it reaches 100, it can be recognized by the system. If it reaches 140, it will be screened out for trial use. The calculation of immigration points is also varied, from age, education, work to work experience, and even to the region, there are immigration points. The New Zealand government is cautious and moderate about immigration policy, and will not suddenly introduce unreasonable tightening policies like Australia. Even if some policies are unacceptable to foreign students, they will often lead to new discussions within the Immigration Bureau. A typical case is the 6.25 New Deal, which cancelled the work visas for graduates of one-year junior college courses. It was only through the appeals of several immigration consultants that the Immigration Bureau was forced to take back what it said and introduce a transitional policy. In terms of immigration policy, New Zealand is humane. If you are in Australia, it is almost impossible to have any discussion with you.