Oceania

New Zealand is located in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Its territory consists of two major islands, the South Island and the North Island. The capital Wellington and the largest country, New Zealand, are both located in the North Island. New Zealand has a temperate maritime climate. The seasons are opposite to those in the northern hemisphere. The temperature difference between the four seasons is not large, and the forest coverage rate is 29%. New Zealand officially stipulates three official languages, namely: English, Maori, and New Zealand. Among the total population, 67.6% are descendants of European immigrants, 14.6% are Maori, and 9.2% are Asians (about 200,000 Chinese). New Zealand is a highly developed capitalist country.

You cannot immigrate to New Zealand by buying a house. If you want to immigrate, you can only start a company, invest, or find a suitable employer. Following Australia's example, a points system was introduced, which involves domestic business experience, number of employees, fixed assets, age, English, etc.

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Investment Immigration

New Zealand investment immigration is divided into three categories: the first category is to invest NZ$10 million and get a green card directly in one step, without the requirements of business and management experience, and no language scores are required; the second category is to invest NZ$1.5 million, with more than 3 years of business experience, the main applicant's IELTS average score of more than 3 points, and invest NZ$1.5 million to New Zealand for 4 years; the third category is retirement immigration, specifically for people over 66 years old.