How about immigrating to New Zealand? Advantages and disadvantages of immigrating to New Zealand. Listen to me slowly.

Benefit 1: Once you become a New Zealand citizen, you can enjoy the same rights and obligations, including:

1. Travel abroad with a New Zealand passport and return freely;

2. Represent New Zealand in any international sports;

3. Permanent residency in New Zealand;

4. Enjoy the protection of Greek and New Zealand consulates abroad with New Zealand passports;

5. Driving voting rights and voting rights, and can participate in the election of local or central government members;

6. Enjoy various educational benefits;

7. Eligible to apply for the position of civil servant of New Zealand government;

Benefit 2: New Zealand citizens can get a special Australian visa when they enter Australia, and they can get indefinite residency in Australia like applicants who immigrate to Australia, but only if they meet some requirements-show their New Zealand passports; No formal criminal record; No symptoms of tuberculosis; Never deported from any country.

As Commonwealth citizens, New Zealand citizens can enjoy special privileges in all Commonwealth member countries. For example, Belize and Trinidad and Tobago allow local Commonwealth citizens who live for a long time to legally exercise their local voting rights.

New Zealand passports enjoy a good visa-free status in the world, ranking first in the United States and Britain, and 147 countries are visa-free; France, Germany and South Korea are the second batch of 145 visa-free countries; New Zealand ranks eighth, visa-free country 139.

Disadvantage 1: After obtaining New Zealand resident status, he is still a citizen of China and holds a China passport. Immigration New Zealand will attach a resident visa to his China passport, giving him the right to live in New Zealand for a long time. At this time, there are two identities, namely, China national identity and New Zealand resident identity. In diplomacy, they enjoy the theoretical protection of the China government and the protection of the New Zealand government.

However, after acquiring New Zealand citizenship, China does not accept dual citizenship, so joining New Zealand citizenship will lose China citizenship. After acquiring New Zealand citizenship, you can give up New Zealand citizenship automatically or passively, and China citizenship will not be affected. However, after acquiring New Zealand citizenship, actively or passively giving up New Zealand citizenship is likely to lead to statelessness.

Disadvantage 2: New Zealand recognizes dual citizenship, while China does not. Once you apply for citizenship of another country, the China government will no longer admit that you have committed serious crimes in New Zealand, which may lead to the cancellation of your New Zealand resident status, ranging from deportation to imprisonment. If they are New Zealand citizens, those who have committed serious crimes will also be disqualified, and since China does not recognize dual citizenship, the New Zealand government will have no place to expel them.