What are the immigration prisons in New Zealand?

There is still an immigration supervisor. Among them, applicants who have invested NZ $6,543,800,000 will have to stay for 73 days each year in the last two years of three years; Applicants with an investment of NZ $6,543.8+0.50 million must stay for no less than 654.38+0.46 days each year in the last three years.

However, compared with immigration prisons in other countries, immigration prisons in New Zealand still have a grace period.

New Zealand's visa is a "permanent return visa", which means that immigration supervisors only need to sit for the first time, while immigration supervisors in countries such as Canada need to sit all the time, for example, "every five years for two years".