New Zealand

The Investor Visa (Investor 2 Category) is an option if you plan to invest a minimum of NZ$3 million over a four-year period. If you’re looking to invest $NZ10 million or more then the Investor Plus Visa (Investor 1 Category) could be a better option. Below are the main differences between these two options.

Recent changes have been made to our investor visa policies to further recognise and reward higher levels of business experience, English language skills and growth oriented investments.

If you invest at least 25% of your investment funds into assets other than Bonds and Philanthropic Investment, Investor visa holders will be able to meet their time in New Zealand requirement flexibly, with Investor 2 visa holders required to spend 438 days over the 4-year investment period and Investor Plus visa holders needing to spend 88 days over the 3-year investment period.

Investor 2 visa holders who invest at least 50% of your investment funds into assets other than Bonds and Philanthropic Investment will qualify for a reduction of $0.5m of the investment amount. For example, if you nominate $3m of investment funds and invest $1.5m outside of Bonds and Philanthropic Investment, you will only be required to invest a further $1m to meet the visa requirements.

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A strong education system coupled with a low cost of living is something New Zealand manages to strike a balance between effectively. It is the country that attracts thousands of international students every year. New Zealand has certain qualities embedded in its education system and destination strengths that are unique to the country, chief among which is the reputation for academic excellence that has been backed by the past
records.

It isn’t surprising that the country has emerged as one of the most sought-after education destinations for international students. The New Zealand study visa is easy to get if the students qualifies the educational requirement.

After you complete your study in Recognized Basic New Zealand Qualification, we would help you in getting one-year Work Permit under Study to Work Scheme. After working for one year, you will be eligible to claim minimum qualifying points and easily qualify for Expression of Interest to file for New Zealand Permanent Residency which would be filed by Evian Migration Consultants.

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If you are not from a visa-waiver country, you will have to apply for a visitor visa before you come to New Zealand.

Requirements:

When you apply for a visitor visa, we are required to:

• Be in good health
• Be of a decent character
• Your visitor’s visa is relevant to the purpose of your visitation to New Zealand
• You are a bona fide visitor travelling for temporary reasons.

Your Passport:

You will need to give your passport along with your application for visa. The passport must be valid for at least three months past the date you are to leave New Zealand You passport can also be valid for one month past the date you intend to leave if the government issuing your passport has consular representation in New Zealand.

Proof that you plan to leave New Zealand:

You will have to prove that you intend to leave New Zealand before the visa expires by:

• Travel tickets (confirmed or open-dated) out of New Zealand.
• Written confirmation from an airline or travel agency that onward travel has been booked and has been paid for.
• Or any other non-refundable travel arrangements which are made at your own risk.

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If you are not from a visa-waiver country, you will have to apply for a visitor visa before you come to New Zealand.

Requirements:

When you apply for a visitor visa, we are required to:

• Be in good health
• Be of a decent character
• Your visitor’s visa is relevant to the purpose of your visitation to New Zealand
• You are a bona fide visitor travelling for temporary reasons.
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Your Passport:

You will need to give your passport along with your application for visa. The passport must be valid for at least three months past the date you are to leave New Zealand You passport can also be valid for one month past the date you intend to leave if the government issuing your passport has consular representation in New Zealand.

Proof that you plan to leave New Zealand:

You will have to prove that you intend to leave New Zealand before the visa expires by:

• Travel tickets (confirmed or open-dated) out of New Zealand.
• Written confirmation from an airline or travel agency that onward travel has been booked and has been paid for.
• Or any other non-refundable travel arrangements which are made at your own risk.

Proof of Funds for Visitors Visa:

1. You will have to show your bank documents or any financial documents that will prove what you have enough money to support yourself during your stay.
2. You need to have a minimum of:
3. NZ$1000 per person per month of the visit
4. NZ$400 per person per month if accommodation has already been paid for (with evidence of prepayment, such as hotel prepaid vouchers etc.).

Funds can be in the form of:

1. Cash, traveller’s cheques, bank drafts, recognized credit cards with sufficient credit available (preferably with an up-to-date credit card statement).
2. A declaration by a sponsor that they will pay for your accommodation and maintenance is also accepted.

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