How to apply for immigration to New Zealand?

In July 2009, the New Zealand government adjusted its investment and business immigration policies, and the New Deal was much looser than before.

New Zealand Class I, with no language and no age requirement, has lived for 44 days every year for 3 years, with an investment of 1 00000 NZD (1NZD =5.26 RMB).

New Zealand Category II (300 families per year) requires an IELTS score of 3 (English level of high school graduation). I have more than 3 years of business experience, with assets of NZ $2.5 million and investment of NZ $6,543.8+0.5 million for 4 years, which proves that I have a settlement fee of NZ $6,543.8+0.5 million (I only need to prove it, but I don't need to bring it to New Zealand), and I have lived in the last 3 years of 4 years of investment. Applicants should first submit an EOI (Letter of Intent) pre-application form, which will be automatically graded by the system. Only when the score reaches 20 or above can they apply.

New Zealand's immigration supervision time is short, but the requirements for applicants are more suitable for people with a certain English foundation and certain business experience.