Conditions and process of New Zealand entrepreneurs' immigration

Article 1 Conditions and procedures for entrepreneurial immigration in New Zealand

The New Zealand government has relaxed the policy of entrepreneurial immigration, including lowering the English requirement from the original IELTS score of 5 to 4, investing more than S $500,000 and adding three full-time employees, and you can immediately turn into a green card. Therefore, entrepreneurial immigrants from New Zealand are increasingly favored by customers in China. First, the application conditions for entrepreneurial immigrants

1, ordinary entrepreneurial immigrants

Have sufficient management experience (five years of senior management experience or three years of shareholder experience with more than 25% of shares).

Comprehensive score 120, submit business plan related to management experience.

To start a business locally in New Zealand, the investment in fixed assets should be at least 654.38 million+NZD, and its legal source should be explained. If you invest in an existing enterprise, the shareholding shall not be less than 25%.

Meet the basic English requirements (IELTS average 4 points).

2. Highly entrepreneurial immigrants

Have sufficient management experience (five years of senior management experience or three years of shareholder experience with more than 25% of shares).

Comprehensive score 120, submit business plan related to management experience.

Start a business in New Zealand, invest at least 500,000 New Zealand dollars in fixed assets, explain its legal source, and employ 3 local full-time employees. If it is a shareholder of an existing enterprise, the shareholding is not less than 25%.

Meet the basic English requirements (IELTS average score 4).

Second, the application process of entrepreneurial immigrants

The applicant fills in the Evaluation Form for Business Migration, and after the evaluation is passed, the contract is signed.

Professional consultants work with applicants to design the application plan.

New Zealand Investment specializes in designing business plans to help customers prepare visa application materials and submit them to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau.

The Immigration Bureau conducts general material investigation and mails the application file number.

The Immigration Bureau may request supplementary materials and answer questions, and supplement materials and answer questions as required.

The applicant was approved by the Immigration Bureau, and the applicant's family was granted a temporary work visa of 12 months.

The applicant will transfer the investment funds to New Zealand to start a business within 12 months, and the work visa can be extended to 3 years. ? You can apply for permanent residence after two years of business. If the applicant has invested more than S $500,000 in the enterprise and added 3 employees, he can apply for a permanent green card immediately without completing 2 years.

Guide to Physical Examination for New Zealand Immigrants

First, New Zealand immigrants need to carry materials for physical examination.

1. If you hire an immigration consultant, please submit a complete immigration consultant information form, which will be attached to your physical examination information by the staff;

2. Valid identification: Immigration New Zealand regards a valid passport as the most important identification. If you can't provide a valid passport, you can also use the following documents for physical examination:

(1) identification;

(2) Refugee travel card;

(3) ID card with photo (ID card and medical examination hospital must belong to the same country).

3. Glasses (frame glasses) or contact lenses that need to be worn;

4. List of any drugs you are taking (including dosage);

5. Any medical report or X-ray related to you.

Second, the main items of New Zealand immigrants' physical examination

1. Blood test, including HIV/hepatitis virus and blood component content test;

2. Height and weight test (including body fat rate and body mass index);

3. Urine test (to see if there are protein and red blood cells in the urine to detect whether there are diseases in the kidney);

4. Chest film (X-ray to see if there is tuberculosis);

5. Detection of past medical history;

6. Testing of other routine projects.

Third, the physical examination results of New Zealand immigrants

Under normal circumstances, the physical examination results will be available within one week. After the blood test, urine test and chest X-ray examination are completed, the results will be scored by the doctors and submitted to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau. If you confirm that you want to be notified, you will receive an automatic email confirming that the physical examination has been completed and submitted.

For immigrant applicants who take part in the online medical examination, your medical history and medical examination results will be recorded in the online medical examination system. You will receive an online medical information form provided by the hospital, including detailed medical information. If you don't receive the information form, you can contact the hospital. Your New Zealand Immigration Reference Code is included in the online medical information form. Please inform Immigration New Zealand of this code when submitting your application. This code is used to match your medical examination and visa application.

Further reading: a guide to renting houses for New Zealand immigrants

New Zealand has a Residential Tenancy Act, which anyone who wants to rent a house must abide by. The bill stipulates that landlords must abide by certain rules, such as allowing tenants to enjoy the property quietly, which means that landlords cannot harass tenants, interfere with their privacy and comfort, and do not allow others to do so. Before renting, the house must meet certain building regulations and health and safety standards. Landlords must keep their property in good condition throughout the lease period and prove the receipt of rent paid to them. They must also provide written notice of any rent increase. If the landlord decides to sell the property and the tenant still lives there, he must inform the tenant in writing.

Things that the landlord must not do, such as interfering with public facilities, such as water, electricity, gas and telephone. The landlord shall not seize the tenant's property for any reason. In New Zealand, landlords can only enter occupied properties with the consent of the lessee or with legal reasons. Without the consent of the lessee, the landlord shall not change the door lock or unreasonably refuse the lessee to install the fixtures in the house.

During the lease period, the tenant may have to leave the house for some time. According to the Residential Lease Law, the landlord shall not refuse the lessee to sublet the house or redistribute the house to other tenants during the lease agreement only if the lease agreement does not prohibit the lease agreement. Some landlords can include certain conditions for subletting or redistributing the lease in the lease agreement.

In order to terminate the lease agreement, the landlord needs to make a written request. If possible, it should be notified at least 90 days in advance, but if the lease needs to be terminated early for some reason, appropriate reasons must be given. The notice must be signed by the landlord. Notifications can be sent by mail, e-mail or even fax. It is also acceptable to notify the lessee. If it is sent by any other means, the landlord must also allow time for the tenant to receive the notice, instead of giving it directly to the tenant. The notification does not begin until after the confirmation date of the service.

If the tenant gives notice to leave the property, he must give a written notice at least 2 1 day in advance. Tenants and landlords can agree to give different notice periods, but this must be done in writing.

Many people who choose to rent New Zealand property will rent it through an intermediary, but this is not necessary. Many local real estate agents also act as leasing agents or some towns have special leasing agents.