How can I get a green card after studying in New Zealand?

How can I get a green card after studying in New Zealand? Can immigrants studying in New Zealand get a local green card? After studying in New Zealand, if you can find a job in New Zealand, you can stay through skilled immigration.

New Zealand's skilled immigrant visa provides applicants with the opportunity to work and live permanently in New Zealand. New Zealand skilled immigrants implement a scoring system, and the minimum score for submitting an EQI pre-application is 100 (New Zealand employer's offer is required). Applicants also need to meet health, personality, English, age and other related requirements. Applicants with a score of 140 can automatically get the invitation qualification.

Studying in New Zealand is a good way to get a green card and invest in immigrating to Canada, but you must have money. If you don't have that much money, you can consider New Zealand. It's easy to immigrate to a country. After finishing the local degree, you can apply for immigration after grade five, six and seven. The time is shorter, so the cost will be less.

How can I get a green card after studying in the UK? International students can't get a British green card (excluding investment immigrants)

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No matter how many years you study in the UK, your parents can only go to the UK on tourist visas, but they can't take care of you in the UK.

Can I study in New Zealand after studying in Japan? It is suggested to go to New Zealand, a Commonwealth country, where the climate is better and safer, and it is also an immigrant country. If you have the opportunity to stay, the tuition is not expensive. A year is about 10w~ 15W, which is the most cost-effective country for studying abroad. It still depends on your own considerations and preferences, and then choose a country based on this.

How can New Zealand immigrants get green cards? There are several ways for New Zealand immigrants: 1, skilled immigrants, 2, investment immigrants, and 3, entrepreneurial immigrants.

There are two types of investment immigrants: 150 NZD and 1000 NZD. Entrepreneurial immigrants need to invest 300,000 NZD and 500,000 NZD.

How much can I invest in New Zealand to get a green card? There are four types of immigrants in New Zealand. In addition to investment, you need to have a certain level of English, but the requirements are not high:

Ordinary entrepreneurial immigrants

Have sufficient management experience (five years of senior management experience or three years of shareholder experience holding more than 25% of shares);

◆ Comprehensive score 120, and submit the business plan related to management experience;

◆ To start a business locally in New Zealand, the investment in fixed assets should be at least NZD 654.38+10,000, and its legal source should be explained. Investment in existing enterprises, holding no less than 25%;

◆ Meet the basic English requirements (IELTS average 4 points).

High entrepreneurial immigrants

Have sufficient management experience (five years of senior management experience or three years of shareholder experience holding more than 25% of shares);

◆ Comprehensive score 120, and submit the business plan related to management experience;

◆ Start a business in New Zealand, invest at least 500,000 New Zealand dollars in fixed assets, explain its legal source, and employ 3 local full-time employees. Investment in existing enterprises, holding no less than 25%;

◆ Meet the basic English requirements (IELTS average 4 points).

Ordinary investment immigrants

Under the age of 65, with more than 3 years of business management experience;

◆ Family assets of more than NZ $2.5 million, indicating the legal source of NZ $6.5438 +0.5 million;

◆ English IELTS 3 points;

◆ Invest in New Zealand10.5 million NZD for 4 years, and live in New Zealand for the next 3 years 146 days.

* In the *EOI stage, from June 20 15 to June 20 15, the Immigration Bureau arranged the screening from high score to low score. So far, the lowest score of screening is 57. Global advises customers to submit EOI scores above 57, which will increase the chances of being screened and shorten the cycle.

High-investment immigrants

◆ No English, business or age requirements;

◆ Family assets exceed100,000 New Zealand dollars, and explain their legal sources;

◆ Invest NZ $6,543,800,000 in New Zealand for 3 years, and live for 44 days each year in the next two years.

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Can I immigrate after studying in New Zealand? New Zealand is a welfare country, which can be summed up in one sentence as "the birth, illness, death and illness of New Zealanders are borne by the state". The vast majority of New Zealanders naturally accept all the welfare benefits provided by * * *, which is their birthright and proof that * * * rewards its supporters. Therefore, the basic life and general health of New Zealanders are guaranteed. All citizens are entitled to this generous welfare system. In view of the above problems, Aoyou will give you a brief introduction. New Zealand immigrants' basic salary, family allowance, medical allowance and pension are all paid according to a unified amount, and there is no need to conduct personal financial tests in advance. * * * Taxes are used to provide many subsidies: since the state treasury mainly comes from progressive income tax, the welfare state is actually a system of income redistribution. Its theoretical basis comes from the belief that family is an important part of society.

New Zealand's generous welfare system is especially manifested in paying more attention to children and the elderly. The Child Welfare Department under the Ministry of Social Welfare provides extensive care for children. When citizens retire or reach a certain age, the state will be responsible for arranging their old age. Pension is the most expensive social welfare project, and beneficiaries can choose one of two forms: the first is old-age allowance, which can be enjoyed by all retirees over 60 and some women over 55. Old age allowance is not taxed, and citizens who enjoy old age allowance can work extra to earn money; The other is the ordinary pension, which is enjoyed by all citizens over 65 who hold residence permits. Ordinary pension is equivalent to old-age allowance. New Zealand immigrants can enjoy a generous welfare system every year. Another notable feature is to ensure people's normal income under unexpected circumstances. The largest single allowance is for widowed women (mothers with dependent children can get more allowances). Women who have been abandoned by their husbands or whose husbands have been hospitalized in mental hospitals for more than six months are also entitled to this allowance. If you temporarily stop work for more than 8 days due to injury, you can get sickness and disability allowance. 1974 New Zealand has promulgated a comprehensive accident compensation plan. People (including the blind) who are permanently disabled due to congenital or accidental accidents are eligible for disability allowance.

How do New Zealand students settle in New Zealand and get PR (Permanent Residence)? There are many ways to obtain PR, and the three most common ones are: 1. Graduated from college, got a work visa, applied for immigration. 2. The family invests in immigrants. 3. Families pay to be entrepreneurial immigrants. Among them, the first road has the most people.

Can people who sneak into New Zealand get a green card? Of course not. . .

No matter what visa you apply for, you must have a legal visa and stay in New Zealand legally.

If your visa has expired, you can also find a professional intermediary to write a letter of explanation from a favorable angle according to your situation. How to explain that there is no visa at all? Just breaking into someone's house without the owner's permission.

It was mentioned above that asylum visas should also be applied in China, or you can come to New Zealand with other visas first and then apply when you change your visa.

There was also an amnesty, the most recent of which was in June 2000. The conditions are also very harsh, and the content is roughly as follows: "Anyone who arrived in New Zealand before1June 1999 10, and whose spouse or partner is a New Zealand citizen or resident, or whose parents were born in New Zealand, or lived in New Zealand for more than five years before March 3, 2006, can apply for residence in New Zealand. However, people who have applied for refugees or have applied for refugees are not within this scope. "

There were rumors in 2007 that there would be an Amnesty, but then New Zealand * * * came forward to refute the rumor.

And pointed out that Amnesty will make more people stay in New Zealand illegally and wait for the opportunity of Amnesty.

It seems that there will be no chance of Amnesty in recent years.