20 16 what materials do immigrants need to prepare for their parents' reunion in new Zealand?

First, New Zealand's priority parents reunion immigration application conditions

New Zealand immigrants who give priority to parents' reunion mainly pay attention to the following three points (as long as they meet one of them):

1. The income of the guarantor (that is, the income of children);

2. Ensure a minimum income (necessary for life);

3. Settlement fund.

Second, the income standard of New Zealand immigrant guarantors with priority parents' reunion

1. The guarantor or partner's annual salary is over NZD 65,000;

2. Or the total income of the guarantor and partner exceeds NZ $90,000;

3. The source of income of the guarantor can come from the employer's payment, the guaranteed self-employment income and the regularly guaranteed investment income.

Third, New Zealand gives priority to the minimum income that parents can guarantee themselves.

The minimum income requires parents to use their own income as a guarantee, which has nothing to do with the income of the guarantor; This income must be guaranteed for life, and the New Zealand Immigration Bureau recognizes the following points:

1. Income certificate (such as pension) issued by the internal taxation bureau;

2. Wage slips issued by the unit;

3. If parents are still working, it is ok to provide a labor contract with proof of income;

4. A certificate issued by a bank or other recognized financial institution.

The minimum annual income to be ensured is:

1. Parents unilaterally guarantee a minimum of NZD 273 19 per year;

2. If both parents apply together, it will cost NZD 40084.

New Zealand Priority Parents Reunion Immigrants' Purchase Fund Requirements

In order to meet the minimum income requirement, New Zealand immigrant applicants with priority parents' reunion must bring at least NZ $500,000 in funds or assets, and can prove the ownership of these funds and assets. In addition, these funds or assets must be legally obtained and have complete legal control.

As the New Zealand Immigration Bureau approved the application in principle, the Immigration Bureau gave the applicant twelve months to transfer the required NZ $500,000 to New Zealand through legal channels. Under special circumstances, it can be extended for another 6 months after applying to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau. If the purchase funds cannot be transferred to New Zealand within the time specified by the Immigration Bureau, the parents' priority application will be invalid and they can only queue up again.