Can New Zealand buy a house and immigrate?

New Zealand can't buy a house and immigrate. At present, there are five main categories of New Zealand immigrants, namely, investment immigrants, entrepreneurial immigrants, skilled immigrants, family reunion immigrants and work immigrants. , each category has a specific adaptive group and corresponding requirements.

First, New Zealand investment immigrants

New Zealand investment immigrants are divided into three categories: I, II and retired immigrants, mainly targeting domestic business owners or senior managers. The biggest difference is the amount of investment.

Capital requirements:

(1) Class I investment immigrants: if you invest in New Zealand for 3 years100,000 New Zealand dollars, you can use the investment funds to buy government bonds, funds and shops, but you can't invest in residential real estate or only deposit in the bank, and you can get the local conditional residency.

(2) Second-class investment immigrants: Family assets exceed NZ $2.5 million, of which NZ $654.38+05,000 need to invest in New Zealand for four years and get a green card in one step.

(3) Retired immigrants: invest S $750,000 in areas designated by the New Zealand government (bonds, stocks, funds or companies). In addition, it is necessary to prove that there are S $500,000 living expenses and S $60,000 annual income (these money do not need to be brought to New Zealand);

Comments: These types of immigrants are more suitable for people with strong domestic economic strength to apply.

Second, New Zealand entrepreneurial immigrants

Applicants get a three-year work visa, set up business in New Zealand, and then move to permanent residence, which is similar to Australia's 163 visa, and the requirements are lower than those of investment immigrants. There is no restriction on the type and scale of business after the applicant arrives in New Zealand, but a detailed plan is needed for the immigration department to review.

Funding requirements: Applicants only need to prepare more than S $300,000 (about10.5 million RMB) and go to New Zealand for business for two years before they can transfer to a permanent green card; If the investment exceeds S $500,000, it can be converted into a green card immediately.

Comments: Entrepreneurial immigrants are more suitable for business people with less capital and business experience, and are the lowest investment immigrants in the current immigration market.

Third, New Zealand skilled immigrants

To apply for skilled migration to New Zealand, the applicant must be in good health, have good conduct, pass IELTS scores and be under the age of 56. After meeting the above conditions, under the current New Zealand Skilled Immigration Scoring System, applicants also need to meet the minimum immigration score of 100 and submit a complete application for ofInterest(EOI).

Funding requirements: The application fee for skilled immigrants in New Zealand is about 25,000 RMB, the service fee ranges from 30,000 to 40,000 RMB, and the total immigration fee ranges from 55,000 to 65,000 RMB.

Comments: New Zealand skilled immigrants, with relatively low application fees, are more suitable for three types of people, mainly "returnees", followed by people with certain work experience or successful professionals after graduation for three or four years.

Fourth, New Zealand working immigrants.

New Zealand working immigrants, strictly speaking, can not be counted as immigrants, but can only be called work visas. "Work migration" is a common name in the industry. New Zealand work visa is valid for 1~3 years. Applicants need a job guarantee, and the job is a job with skills shortage, or employers can prove that they have tried to recruit local New Zealand residents, but no New Zealander is qualified for the job. There are many kinds of work visas in New Zealand, such as holiday work visa, spouse work visa, graduate work visa and so on.

Fund demand: Take the holiday work visa as an example. Applicants should provide at least S $4,200 as proof of funds and the same round-trip air ticket to New Zealand when applying, and also need to pay agency fees, depending on the fees charged by each agency.

Comments: New Zealand work visas, especially holiday work visas, are more suitable for young people between 18-30 to apply and go to New Zealand to experience local work and life.

The above is the cost of different projects to immigrate to New Zealand. Generally speaking, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau has fully considered the needs of immigrants from all walks of life when setting immigration categories. Whether it is a business person with strong strength and strong economic foundation or a young and enterprising young person, they will be welcomed by New Zealand immigrants.