Frequently asked questions of New Zealand immigrants

# New Zealand Immigrants # Introduction New Zealand is a big immigrant country and has always been a country that people pay great attention to and admire. However, under the background of changing immigration policies, immigration is becoming more and more difficult, and many applicants find it more and more difficult and out of reach. This paper will analyze the problems often encountered in the process of immigrating to New Zealand. Let's find out!

1. New Zealand Immigration Frequently Asked Questions

1, New Zealand is known as "the last pure land in the world", which is very attractive in both climate and scenery. Many people want to immigrate to New Zealand, but it seems difficult to apply at present, right? At present, the policies of immigrant countries are tightening. New Zealand is no exception. The refusal rate of entrepreneurial immigrants in New Zealand is still high. Investment immigrants have also increased their investment. Ordinary investment immigrants need to invest NZ $3 million, and high investment immigrants need to invest NZ $6,543,800+,which is twice the investment of Australian investment immigrants. From this point of view, the commercial immigration policy is locked in New Zealand, but in fact, the proportion of commercial immigrants to New Zealand's overall immigration quota is not large, and the proportion of skilled immigrants is about 70%.

2. What is New Zealand's skilled migration policy? What are the application conditions?

Generally speaking, the application requirements of skilled immigrants in New Zealand are not high compared with those in Australia and Canada. As long as the IELTS score is above 6.5 and the EOI score is 160, you can apply, while the screening standard in New Zealand is that as long as the score reaches 160, not from high to low, it is very friendly to applicants.

3. Why do many people say that it is difficult to apply for skilled immigrants in New Zealand?

Many applicants also have the same question, clearly stipulating that their conditions meet the immigration requirements, why they did not screen the letter of intent or obtained the application as a job rather than a permanent status. In fact, we can learn from the results of the letter of intent screening that New Zealand will conduct the screening every two weeks. The screening will be between 500 and 800. Emotional over-investment screening was received by the Immigration Bureau in June this year 10. 1799 is too emotional. Among them, 800 eligible applicants were screened, but 800 people in 129 submitted 67 1 New Zealand immigration applications, and the number of people who applied for jobs in 800 was 726. It is not difficult to see from this data that the success rate of skilled immigrants applying for job offer in New Zealand is very high. Although 74 people did not submit applications with job invitations, the proportion was very low. These people will not get permanent status after being approved, but only work visas.

4. New Zealand skilled immigrants not only have requirements for their own conditions, but also have jobs in the local area, and the success rate of Joboffer application will be high. Is it easy to find a job in New Zealand?

The unemployment rate in New Zealand is 4.2%, which is relatively low compared with Canada and Australia. However, New Zealand itself is relatively small, with a population of less than 5 million. Job opportunities are relatively limited, and most of our applicants in China are domestic readers. After going to college, working in New Zealand, even if the English ability is good, it is still difficult to find a job in New Zealand. Western countries give priority to their own people, followed by their own students, applicants with overseas study background, English-speaking foreigners, and finally China applicants without overseas background, so as to be competitive. This will be very bad. Equally important, not every employer is willing to provide immigration protection for employees. The Immigration Bureau has clear regulations for employers, and not all employers are eligible for immigration protection.

5. Since the Joboffer is not so easy to get, is the road to skilled migration blocked?

The key to applying for skilled immigrants in New Zealand is to solve the Joboffer. It is difficult for an individual to find a job and it is also difficult to find an employer's guarantee, but we can help the applicant solve this problem. We will introduce the candidates to the employer, and the employer can solve the work problem by hiring the candidates after the interview and paying the salary.

6. Is your job a mechanic?

The job is usually New Zealand skill level 1, 2, 3, similar to what we call white-collar workers. The salary of immigrants applying for this kind of job needs to reach 25 NZD/hour, but if it is Grade 4 or 5, that is, the salary of applicants in the blue-collar mechanic category needs to reach at least 37.5 NZD/hour. You should know that the average minimum wage in New Zealand is 17.7 NZD/hour, and blue-collar workers need to earn at least NZD 37.5/hour. In fact, most of the applicants who need to emigrate are white-collar workers.

7. What is job matching?

Immigration requires that the position should match the applicant's major, but not all majors in New Zealand will have suitable positions. For example, chemical engineering is difficult to find a job in New Zealand, because New Zealand attaches great importance to environmental protection and there are basically no chemical plants.

8. Will applicants with elegant thinking scores below 6.5 and EOI scores below 160 really miss Newcastle?

Some people's application conditions may be weak, so it is definitely not possible to apply for skilled migration directly, but they can still apply if they meet the requirements of skilled migration by upgrading their background.

9. How to improve the background?

In fact, it's very simple. Studying in New Zealand can be promoted. We generally recommend that applicants choose to study business, which is better for employment. It generally takes 65,438+0 to 65,438+0.5 years for applicants to study for PGDLevel8 postgraduate diploma or MasterLevel9 master diploma in New Zealand. After graduation, immigrants can get 60-80 points, and they can also be exempted from IELTS test. Graduates can apply for a three-year open work visa and submit an immigration application after six months of work.

10. Can the applicant's spouse and children accompany him?

If you go to PGD8, your spouse and children can't accompany you, but you can apply for a student visa for your children to study in New Zealand first, and your spouse can apply for a visa to accompany your children. If you study Master9, your spouse can apply for an open work permit and your children can enjoy free education.

It can be seen from the question and answer in the article that emigrating to New Zealand is not out of reach. In addition to having a clear understanding of your own situation, it is also very important to choose an institution with professional qualifications, so that you can get detailed guidance and comprehensive services, and at the same time save time and energy.