moving to NZ

**ynn** · 17th September 2003, 02:00 PM

Hi,
I am new in this group and have interest about NZ. Can someone help me with some information?
Does anyone know how is the change nowadays to move to NZ to get PR?
Which one is better, using Standard Work Permit or through investment? I have heard that if you put one million NZ dollar as an investment you will be given a PR? is this correct?
and do you have to live in NZ while you hold the NZ PR? or you can just stay there for couple of months for a year, like 2-3 months during winter?

Thank you in advance.

**sertra2002** · 10th October 2003, 04:10 PM

The question is, do you have $ 1 million NZ ?

**ynn** · 16th October 2003, 01:06 PM

1 Million NZ dollar in cash ? or can it be as an asset (for example as a property)?
Can a person get a NZ green card right away with 1 million NZ dollar cash in the bank account?

Thanks.

**Participant** · 16th October 2003, 01:54 PM

You Can check the follwoing link for info'.

http://www.immigration.govt.nz/NR/rd...0/nzis1057.pdf

**SlowJedi** · 8th May 2006, 02:21 PM

I looked thru the document that you provided above, but I didn't find any reference to the minimum number of points required as an investor applicant. What is the minimum? I calculated that I will have between 11 and 14 by the time I'm ready to apply, is it enough? Let me know please.

Thanks for the link.

**Michael Bennat** · 22nd March 2007, 09:58 PM

SlowJedi, simplest way to get a full assessment so as not to miss anything out is to get an immigration consultancy to do it or you.
I mean i could tell you that "yes, it is probably enough" but why take my word for it?

There are loads of websites that offer completely free consultancy within a few hours, you just have to look. A well known one that is non-profit when it comes to assessment is this Immigration consultancy. Check it out and look for more if your not happy with it.
Hope that helps

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