Etiquette and Culture of New Zealand Immigrants

Etiquette and Culture of New Zealand Immigrants

The eating habits of New Zealanders are mainly western food.

New Zealanders like to dr

Etiquette and Culture of New Zealand Immigrants

Etiquette and Culture of New Zealand Immigrants

The eating habits of New Zealanders are mainly western food.

New Zealanders like to drink beer, but the country has restrictions on spirits, and ordinary restaurants only sell wine. New Zealanders also like to drink tea, and they have the habit of drinking tea in the morning, noon and evening, so they usually have a special tea time in the company. New Zealanders pay great attention to etiquette. When they meet again or say goodbye, they will express their friendship and respect by shaking hands. At the same time, they often bow and hold their heads high. When we meet for the first time, people with the same status are called by their surnames, plus "Mr", "Mrs" and "Miss". When we know each other, we call each other by their first names. New Zealanders are polite when they communicate with men and women, and watch movies separately. They advocate equality, civilians can ask senior officials to meet them, and superiors are friendly and sincere to subordinates. Strong sense of time, dating must be agreed in advance and on time. Guests can arrive a few minutes in advance to show their respect for the host. New Zealanders usually like sports, such as swimming and baseball, and avoid talking about personal affairs, religion and race. New Zealanders especially like rugby and cricket. Visits are usually made in the office.

If you should prepare some gifts when you visit a New Zealander's home, you can give the host a box of chocolates or a bottle of whisky and the hostess a bunch of flowers. Gifts don't need to be too much or too expensive. New Zealanders are used to shaking hands, shaking hands tightly and making direct eye contact. Men should wait for women to reach out first. The indigenous people here are Polynesian Maori. Although they are ethnic minorities now, their culture still exists. The traditional way for Maori to greet each other is to wipe their noses. Most of the local residents are descendants of the British, so there are many British body language and gestures. They are dissatisfied with noisy noise and excessive posturing. Chewing gum or using toothpicks in public is considered uncivilized. New Zealanders eat continental food, that is, they always hold a fork in their left hand and a knife in their right. When taking pictures of New Zealanders, you need to ask their permission.

Extended reading: reasons for emigrating to New Zealand

First, a good entrepreneurial environment.

1. The venture capital environment is very good, and it is known as a paradise for investment and entrepreneurship in the west. New Zealand's business environment ranks second in the world. 90% of the local people register their own companies, and there is no requirement for registered capital. The procedures for starting a company are simple and flexible.

2. Import and Export of Trade Services China is New Zealand's number one partner. Venture capital immigrants have introduced various products and services to solve the employment problem, and the government is very supportive. Whether entrepreneurial immigrants or investment immigrants, the investment threshold is low, the investment method is flexible and the return is high. Without complex government departments, the venture capital environment is simple.

Various government departments and associations help new immigrants adapt to life and provide various information services free of charge. Credibility index ranking of global governments: New Zealand ranks first.

Secondly, there is no immigration supervisor.

There are 20 countries in the world that have green cards without immigration supervision, and there is no immigration supervision after permanent residence.

Third, there is no tax problem.

There is no inheritance tax, no capital gains tax, and no tax is required for any investment appreciation. There is a bilateral tax exemption agreement with China, and overseas assets do not need to be taxed. The company's business subjects are only 15% VAT and 28% enterprise income tax.

Fourth, the education sector.

Seamless connection with British and American education, adequate school resources, admission by campus, very friendly to Chinese, public schools have Chinese education courses from primary school. Ranked first in the world education evaluation, ranking higher than Switzerland and Canada. Starting from the first visa, entrepreneurial immigrants can enjoy free public education for their children under 18.

Five, suitable for the life of China people.

The traditional immigration policy is stable, and for Chinese, life is rich and colorful. All kinds of free Chinese associations and activities, Chinese supermarkets and every community, Chinese food, KTV and Chinese massage and beauty are deeply loved by foreigners, and various performing arts activities in China often organize activities.