In terms of landmass, Oceania is the planet's smallest continent. The only region in the world where monotremes—egg-laying mammals—exist is in Australia and Oceania.
New Zealand is one of the happiest, safest and wealthiest countries in the world. The country has a peaceful environment and a more prosperous standard of living, which remains a primary reason behind its selection in terms of immigration.
New Zealand has all an individual needs, including higher pay scales, growing GDP, better healthcare facilities, protection, and security. Furthermore, New Zealand has an open economy that is based on free-market principles. Its manufacturing and service sectors are large, and its agricultural industry is very efficient. Exports of products and services account for almost a third of total GDP in actual spending.
More robust economic performance entails an economy that grows steadily and sustainably, allowing all New Zealanders to enjoy higher living standards. Similarly, the expanding economy of New Zealand has also created positions in the sector for skilled foreign workers and business investors.
The immigration programs of New Zealand include the following:
The Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa allows skilled foreign workers to become permanent residents of New Zealand. Similarly, the immigrants having their skills in high demand and who can contribute to the economy are highly encouraged by New Zealand to apply for this visa.
To apply for this visa, the applicants must demonstrate an Expression of Interest (EOI) that includes the applicant’s education, professional work experience, and employment in New Zealand. The candidates whose EOI are accepted are invited to live and work in the country permanently.
With this visa, the applicants can:
The points-based immigration system is used to assess Expression of Interest (EOI).
New Zealand immigration policies always support immigrants, and similarly, family reunification is also their top priority. This visa category allows the spouse of a New Zealand citizen or resident to live in New Zealand permanently.
Once this visa is granted, the spouse or the sponsored applicant is allowed to live, work and study in New Zealand indefinitely.
With this visa, the applicants can:
You may be granted a permanent residence visa if your partner is a New Zealand citizen and you both have been living together outside of New Zealand for at least five years.
Immigration New Zealand has teamed up with the Edmund Hillary Fellowship (EHF) to offer a cutting-edge immigration solution for high-impact entrepreneurs, investors, changemakers, and start-up teams.
The Global Impact Visa (GIVs) enables entrepreneurs and business pioneers with a 3-year visa grant to create and incubate business models that can support the global impact of New Zealand.
Selected applicants will be evaluated based on the following conditions:
Furthermore, after the 3-years, the migrants can qualify for permanent residence. A variety of requirements must be met in order to be eligible for GIVs.
The global mobility department of Direct U.S. Immigration enables aspiring foreign nationals to immigrate to New Zealand. Whether you want to start your business in New Zealand, reunite with your family or want to immigrate as a skilled worker, we provide expert supervision and application procedures in all.
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