New Zealand Citizenship by Investment is a visa established by the New Zealand government to attract overseas capital and promote economic development, which is suitable for successful overseas people with certain assets and investment in business.
New Zealand's investment immigration policy: there are two types of high investment and low investment
High investor immigration in New Zealand
New Zealand's priority immigration policy, applicants can be given priority processing, there is no quota limit, residence visa conditions are relaxed, and the scope of investment is wide. Invest NZ$10 million to obtain permanent residency after 3 years (permanent return visa).
Application conditions
No age or language requirements;
Proof of household net worth of $10 million and explanation of legal origin;
Invest $10 million in New Zealand for three years;
The main applicant has lived for 88 days during the investment period in New Zealand.
Low investment immigration in New Zealand
Through the EOI scoring system, age, language, business experience and investment amount will have corresponding extra points, and you can obtain an immigrant investment visa after being invited by EOI. Invest $3 million and gain permanent residency after 4 years.
Application conditions
Under 65 years of age
IELTS 3 or more
More than 3 years of business experience
Invest no less than $3 million in New Zealand over 4 years
The funds or assets of $3 million must have proof of legality
Reside in New Zealand for at least 146 days per year for the last three years of the investment period.
The USCIS recognizes the gift of assets from parents and relatives
For gifts from parents and relatives, the IMMIGRATION Office will require the legal source of parents and relatives and the corresponding tax forms to prove that the donated assets are legal.
Compared with the United States and Australia, New Zealand investment immigration is currently the only choice for simple and fast green cards in big countries, suitable for people who want to immigrate to big countries, and have high requirements for the country's social welfare, environmental pension, children's education, etc., but the English is general, and they cannot meet the long-term immigration supervision.
New Zealand permanently signs back
IrRV (INDEFINITE Returning Resident Visa): When you reach the required residence time for New Zealand immigration, get this visa, get a permanent return visa, there is no limit to the length of residence in New Zealand, allow travel to and from New Zealand at any time, and is permanently valid, with almost no difference between social benefits and citizenship. There is no right to vote, but there is the right to vote.
However, a permanent resident visa, or a green card, in a general immigrant country, must meet certain residency conditions. For example, a U.S. green card must live in the U.S. for half the year; For an Australian or Canadian green card, you must have lived there for two years within five years. If you don't meet the minimum requirements, you're likely to lose your green card. Also, the green card must be renewed when it expires.