Interpretation of New Zealand Immigration Policy

# New Zealand Immigration # Introduction In New Zealand's recent immigration policy, New Zealand not only raised the score standard and salary requirements for skilled immigrants, but also changed the list of skills shortages, and of course, introduced new visas. The following is a policy interpretation of New Zealand immigrants, welcome to read!

Interpretation of New Zealand Immigration Policy

1. List of regional skills shortages In the future, when applying for skilled immigrants from New Zealand, there will be not only a nationwide unified list of skills shortages, but also a list of skills shortages specifically for special regions to meet the requirements of various regions. Subdividing the list of people with skills shortage can not only ensure that the total number of immigrants is controlled, but also solve the problem of labor shortage in remote areas. Adding skills and positions that are in short supply in different regions to the regional shortage list will also help employers to recruit the required employees more easily. When applying for New Zealand immigration policy, applicants can analyze and treat it in many ways to find the most suitable immigration post and area.

2. How can an applicant who already holds a New Zealand work visa and is in New Zealand transfer to another country?

Applicants who have previously entered New Zealand through a silver fern visa or other open work visas can take the domestic skilled migration application channel if they want to immigrate, which is not limited by the long-term shortage of occupations. As long as they get the OFFER from the employer, they will have the opportunity to reach the application score; Secondly, if you have a master's degree or a master's degree in New Zealand, you can apply for skilled immigrants without the requirements of IELTS 6.5, which is equivalent to no language restrictions.

3. In addition to the existing visa types, New Zealand's immigration policy is likely to introduce two new visa types.

A. Introduce the "Basic Skills Work Visa", which will be issued to no more than 65,438+0,000 applicants with outstanding skills every year. The advantage of these people is that they can directly bypass the scoring system and be approved directly;

B, launch the "New Zealand Building Work Permit", allowing local construction companies to recruit 65,438+0,000-65,438+0,500 skilled construction workers from overseas, and these workers can directly obtain a three-year work permit.

4. Parents' reunion visa will be officially returned in 2020.

The demand for children's income has greatly increased;

The new policy has greatly reduced the upper limit of the number of people who can approve applications every year! That is to say, the New Zealand government will only approve about 1000 couples to reunite with their children every year.

Generally speaking, New Zealand will pay more attention to the ability of applicants in the future, and applicants with high wages and high skills will have more opportunities to get immigration invitations.

Article 2 Living expenses of immigrating to New Zealand

Compared with Britain, one of the attractions of New Zealand to immigrants is that the cost of daily living in some areas is relatively low. The exchange rate per pound is about $2. However, the cost of living is changing, because more and more people choose to buy houses in China, which helps to keep house prices firm. The high demand for some commodities ensures that their costs are no longer as cheap as before.

When eating out in New Zealand, the average cost of a meal in a fairly cheap restaurant is 14, while the cost of two three-course meals in a middle-priced restaurant is about 55. Eating in fast food restaurants is much cheaper than in Britain, only a little more than 6 dollars. When eating out, the price of half a liter of draft beer is about 5 dollars, while the price of a bottle of imported beer is only about 5.5 dollars. A bottle of 0.33 liter soda is about 2 dollars.

When foreigners buy groceries, they will find that the prices vary greatly. Some goods are cheaper than Britain and America, while others are slightly more expensive. The price of a liter of milk is about $2, slightly higher than that of Britain, while the price of 500 grams of bread is similar, comparable to that of Britain and the United States. The average price of 1 kg cheese is only $8.30, which is cheaper than that in Britain. The price of a local bottle of wine (mid-range) is $65,438 +00.50, which is equivalent to the price of similar wines in Britain. The price of buying beer in the supermarket ranges from $ 3.5L domestic beer to $3.70 0.33L imported beer.

The cost of travel is quite cheap, and the one-way ticket price of local train or car is only slightly higher than 2 dollars. The monthly ticket will depend on where you live, but the price may be between $40 and $65438 +000. The average taxi fare in the city center (5 kilometers away) is about 1 1 USD. The purchase price of a medium-sized family car is about $27000. Like other parts of the world, gasoline prices in New Zealand often fluctuate and change.

The housing cost also varies according to the average monthly water and electricity charges (gas, electricity, water and garbage disposal), which is about $65,438 +055. The price may be as high as $300 a month, depending on the energy consumption and the number of your family. Most families have access to the Internet, and the average monthly standard Internet access fee is $44. In New Zealand, the cost of renting a house will vary according to the area where you live, but it is quite reasonable compared with other cities. The average price of a one-bedroom apartment downtown is about $720. The average monthly rent for a three-bedroom apartment in downtown is $65,438+0,225.

When considering buying an apartment, the cost is calculated at the price per square meter. When buying a house in the city center, the average price is about $3,500 per square meter (about RMB 3,700). The average price of goods purchased outside the city center is 3 150 USD per square meter. There has been a similar change in house prices.

Leisure time is very important. The average cost of participating in the gym is 52 dollars per month, and the cost of staying overnight by electricity is 1 1 dollars per ticket. Clothing costs are the same as those in Britain and America. Levi's jeans cost about $80, while the average price of summer clothes is $55. The average price of men's leather shoes 140 USD, and the price of sports shoes (brands) is between 80- 120 USD.

Further reading: employment situation of immigrants in New Zealand

As an island country in the Pacific Ocean, New Zealand consists of two main islands, namely North Island and South Island. Its land area is equivalent to Hebei Province in China. It is one of the five English-speaking countries in the world and is called the last Eden in the world.

Compared with other countries with the same first-class education quality, studying in New Zealand is absolutely cost-effective. The annual tuition fee for public high schools ranges from 1 10,000 NZD to10.3 million NZD, and the annual tuition fee for universities generally ranges from10.5 million NZD to 25,000 NZD, and the annual tuition fee and living expenses are about/kloc-0.3 million RMB to/kloc-0.6 million RMB. For example, in non-Auckland areas, the consumption level can be lower.

In addition, international students are allowed to work part-time for no more than 20 hours a week during their studies and no more than 40 hours a week during their holidays. Students can earn some living expenses through part-time jobs, and they can also better feel the local life and gain work experience.

New Zealand's immigration policy is relatively loose. The local government encourages immigrants, basically completing diploma courses or above in New Zealand, and then looking for relevant jobs.

You can apply for permanent residence. More conveniently, after studying in New Zealand for more than two years, you can unconditionally obtain an open work visa for one year, and students can stay in New Zealand to find a job after graduation. This greatly reduces the difficulty of immigration, which is also rare in the immigration policies of other countries.

New Zealand has a low unemployment rate and many employment opportunities. According to the annual statistics of the Ministry of Labor and Commerce of New Zealand, it takes an average of three months for college students to find a suitable job after graduation. New Zealand college students have high starting salaries. The average undergraduate salary is NZ $35,000, equivalent to about RMB150,000. Bilingual talents have more employment opportunities in the local area.