What changes have taken place in New Zealand's new immigration policy for parents' reunion?

The main change of New Zealand's new immigration policy of parents' reunion lies in the economic situation of applicants and guarantors.

If you want to apply for New Zealand's new immigration policy for parents' reunion, you only need to meet one of the following conditions:

1. Children as guarantors. The annual income of either spouse exceeds NZ $65,000; Or both husband and wife earn more than NZ $90,000 in the same year.

2. Parents' income security. The annual income of either parent exceeds NZ $27,898; Or the annual income of both parents exceeds NZD 4 1046.

3. If the applicant has legal assets of NZ $500,000 transferred to a bank account in New Zealand, he can also apply for parents' reunion immigration.

New Zealand parents' reunion has also been further adjusted in terms of immigration fees and parents' guaranteed income. Specifically, from July 65438 to July 1, 2008, if you want to apply for parental sponsorship in New Zealand, the annual lifetime income of either parent will increase from the original NZ $278.98 million to NZ $28 166, and the lifetime income of both parents will increase from NZ $4 10460 to NZ $4/kloc.

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The New Zealand government has adjusted its immigration policy in different categories, but the most influential one should be the suspension of freezing the immigration of parents' reunion.

At present, a family's income needs to reach NZ $90,000 to ensure parents' reunion. However, the Minister of Immigration admits that there are loopholes in these guarantees for parents. These elderly parents who enter New Zealand not only consume more medical care resources than others, but some people can also enjoy emergency welfare assistance.

Originally, the rise in housing prices in New Zealand brought people's dissatisfaction with immigrants. In addition, some people even put their parents here for the elderly after obtaining the right of New Zealand residents, but they return to their motherland for development. At present, the immigration dispute has become the focus of many New Zealanders.

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