新西兰有谁是通过购买房产缩短移民监时间换永久回头
在新西兰
是通过这个方法的朋友进来交流下。
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这个不可能的吧,2嘛事哦。。。
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有啊,新政策里头有的。
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Requirements for a permanent resident visa
To be eligible for a permanent resident visa the principal applicant in your original residence application must:
• hold a resident visa, or have held one in the last three months
• hold, or have held, that resident visa for at least two years continuously
• have met any conditions that your resident visa was subject to under section 49(1) of the Immigration Act, and
• have met one of five commitment to New Zealand criteria set out below.
If you were not the principal applicant in the original residence application, you normally cannot apply for a permanent resident visa unless you apply at the same time as the principal applicant or later. See our immigration instructions for RV1.20 for exceptions to this requirement.
Commitment to New Zealand criteria
1. You have spent enough time in New Zealand
You have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 184 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding your permanent resident visa application. You do not have to provide any extra evidence, other than your passport(s).
2. You have tax residence status
You have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of 41 days or more in each of the two 12-month portions of the 24 months immediately preceding your permanent resident visa application, and you are assessed by Inland Revenue (IR) as holding tax residence status for the two years preceding your application for a permanent resident visa. You must include evidence of your tax residence status with your application. Acceptable evidence includes:
• a statement from IR for the period for which you have been assessed as having tax residence status, or
• the INZ form Confirmation of Tax Resident Status (INZ 1006) completed and endorsed by IR.
Note: If, under the provisions of a double tax agreement, you also have tax residence status in another country, you will not be considered to have tax residence status in New Zealand for the purpose of meeting the requirements for a permanent resident visa.
A list of countries New Zealand has a double tax agreement with can be found on theInland Revenue website.
3. Investment in New Zealand
You have been approved residence under the Investor Category and met any conditions imposed under section 49(1) of the Immigration Act 2009, or you obtained residence under another category and maintained an investment of NZ$1,000,000 or more in New Zealand for two years.
The funds must be lawfully obtained and owned solely by you, or jointly with your partner or dependent children included in the residence application. The funds must originally have been transferred to New Zealand through the trading bank system, or have been earned or acquired in New Zealand. They must be invested in New Zealand currency in a venture capable of providing a commercial return. This does not include a home, car, boat or similar items. The funds may not be used as collateral for any loan during the two-year investment period, unless the money loaned remains within New Zealand and in New Zealand dollars only. The funds may be transferred from one investment to another provided each investment meets these rules.
4. Business in New Zealand
You have obtained residence under any category and have successfully established or purchased a business in New Zealand at least 12 months ago that is trading successfully and benefiting New Zealand in some way. You must either:
• have established or purchased the business operating in New Zealand, or
• own a minimum 25 percent shareholding in an existing business in New Zealand.
With your application you will have to provide a set of your latest business accounts certified by a New Zealand chartered accountant and a statement from them confirming that in their view your business is a ‘going concern’.
5. Established base in New Zealand
You have been in New Zealand as a resident for a total of at least 41 days in the 12-month period immediately before lodging your permanent resident visa application, and all members of your immediate family who were included in your residence application have resided in New Zealand for a total of at least 184 days in the two-year period immediately before lodging your permanent resident visa application. Also, either:
• you own and maintain a family home in New Zealand, or
• you have been genuinely employed full-time in New Zealand, in paid employment, for a total of at least nine months in the two-year period immediately before lodging your permanent resident visa application. Employment involving payment by commission and/or retainer is not acceptable.
With your application you will have to provide evidence of owning and maintaining a home or evidence of employment. Evidence of owning and maintaining a home may include your residential property title deed mortgage documents, rate demands, home insurance papers, and accounts for the telephone, electricity, gas or water.
Evidence of employment may include written confirmation of your full-time employment from your employer(s). If you are self-employed, you should provide evidence you have established, purchased or hold shares in a business in New Zealand, and are actively involved in managing or operating that business.
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新政策有么,那么就不需要问了吧。。就照这个办吧。。。因为在我的记忆里,拿到定居后,原来要住满2年的,现在我也不关心了吧。。才能换永久的吧。。。只是这个中间作为啥的么,住41天就可以了。。其他么184天啥的。。。不搞了,想这种东西脑子晕死了。。。你这也不知道要得到啥结果呀,居住么,就居住了,难不成,你这买房的钱,是东凑西凑急着要还的么。。。?不然为啥呀那么着急呀。。。
哦,对了,现在靠买房,就可以移民了吗?这个好像十几年前,很容易啊,20万就直接移民了,那是香港人来的很多哇。。但现在不可能了吧。。现在要看你米多少,按照米的档次,还有英文要求哦。。不是那么容易的吧。。。那么简单的话,这个国内,我看大多数都可以移民了吧。。。
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呵呵,我已近有移民签证了,现在不是问买房移民的问题,是问,买房能否缩短移民监的问题。
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哦哦哦哦哦。。。新政策哦,真心没有研究过了。。。对不起哦。。。
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楼主这政策研究出结果了吗
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这句话已经说明白了 hold, or have held, that resident visa for at least two years continuously
无论你采用下面的什么方式都是resident visa的2年有效期到了后才能申请permanent resident visa