What is the success rate of entrepreneurial immigration?

Since the New Deal, with the reduction of input cost, the shortening of approval cycle and the improvement of approval success rate, more and more people have begun to turn their attention to this pure and beautiful country.

In recent years, more and more New Zealand stands on the world stage and shines brilliantly, whether in terms of prosperity, economic development potential, happiness index, or the ranking of the most livable country ... As long as everyone can see the ranking in major official website and well-known magazines, New Zealand is indispensable.

A few years ago, TA was an unknown small country, and was even mistaken by many people as a part of Australia. Most pitifully, in some versions of the world map, it is often mercilessly ignored. However, the current TA has completely changed into another appearance, dazzling and shining with stars.

In the past few years, the roads for New Zealand immigrants have become more and more crowded. Whether it is a huge investment immigrant, a petty bourgeoisie ordinary investment immigrant or the most grounded entrepreneurial immigrant, it is a topic that everyone talks about. Now that the threshold of investment immigration is rising step by step, entrepreneurial immigration has become an excellent choice for most families, and it is also the only harbor left for them to realize their dreams in New Zealand.

There have been rumors that it is difficult to apply for entrepreneurial immigration in New Zealand. Many applicants can't complete the requirements of starting a business, and the success rate of applying for a residence visa in the later period is low.

As can be seen from the official report issued by Immigration New Zealand:

2014.07.01-2015.06.30 Within one year, there were 290 applicants, of whom 247 passed, with a success rate of 85%.

2015.07.01-2015.10.31in the past six months, the number of applicants has reached 15 1, of which/kloc.

Within two years after obtaining a residence visa, you can successfully obtain a permanent visa as long as you meet the requirement of living 184 days per year. After that, there is no longer any residence requirement.

But some people still have some concerns about starting a business in the later stage. In response to these concerns, we also consulted licensed immigration consultants in New Zealand and asked them to answer them one by one.

In the early stage, a business plan was prepared, which was tailored to the different situations of customers. Among them, the export volume may be a problem that the applicant is worried about, fearing that this aspect will not be completed, leaving only a bottomless pit.

In view of this problem, we need to understand that the export value is the selling price, that is, the price that the applicant sells to his own customers, not the purchase price of the product. Whether it will become a bottomless pit depends entirely on the applicant's domestic sales channels. If there are certain sales channels, then this is definitely making money, not losing money. Therefore, in the initial confirmation with the applicant, we always have to make it clear that if there are no tourism resources and fresh sales channels, we should not touch these products, otherwise we may not be able to complete the export volume and may pay the price later. New Zealand's remaining products, such as maternal and child products, health products, etc. , is really selling well in China. Look at how good the purchasing business is now. You said you lost money? I can only say that it is really difficult for customers to lose money if they do it seriously and have channels.

When it comes to operating costs, in fact, the big expenses are employees' wages and rents, and the rest are small money. New Zealand's business tax is only 65438+ 0.5% of the difference between the purchase price and the sale price. The remaining corporate tax will only be paid if it is profitable. The business plan we designed can only be said to be slightly profitable, so there is really not much money in tax. Moreover, if customers choose to buy commercial real estate, the rent will be gone, and there will always be room for appreciation in the future, which is only a matter of time.

Now is the golden period of entrepreneurial immigration policy. Compared with other projects, it does have many advantages. Why do you say that?

First, the current entrepreneurial immigration policy is very, very loose. As long as it meets the score of 120, it is acceptable and has the opportunity to obtain identity. Unlike investing in the foreseeable future.

Second, the input cost is low, and the demand for capital explanation and proof is small, which greatly guarantees the success rate.

Third, the export volume designed in the current business plan is very easy to achieve. If you do business normally in the local area, you need millions to survive normally.

So the current policy is really the price of golden cabbage. If you don't hesitate to apply until the New Zealand government thinks that entrepreneurship is saturated, it can only be a sigh ~