New Zealand -Migration

Are you interested to migrate to New Zealand?

New Zealand's dramatic landscape is renowned the world over. The unique combination of glaciers, active volcanoes and endless lush green hills has long drawn tourists and expats, not to mention quite a few filmmakers. Its beauty has also caught the attention of many Indians to migrate to New Zealand in the recent decades. Now, it's your turn to be a part of this wonderful land.

New Zealand's fascinating indigenous culture has undergone a strong resurgence in the last fifty years as the government has sought to redress the social imbalance of colonial times.From traditional artwork and folk tales to the world famous Haka, M?ori culture is now woven into all aspects of New Zealand's cultural identity.

An undisputed fact of life in New Zealand is that it's the good life. New Zealand was rated 2nd in the world for work-life balance in HSBC's 2018 Expat Explorer Survey and considering that most British expats are looking for exactly that, it is probably one of the very best choices to make for those looking to start afresh. If you enjoy the great outdoors, New Zealand could be your ideal destination.

The strong economy and unprecedented demands of the Christchurch rebuild project has created a skills gap across New Zealand. The Government has implemented several measures to make it easier for expats to move to New Zealand to take up jobs that cannot be filled locally.

If you work in a sector currently in demand, it can boost your points score as a skilled migrant or allow you to apply for a temporary work visa with a high earned income.

New Zealand's sub-tropical climate is generally warmer and drier than the UK. The east coast of the North Island, in particular, boasts long, warm summers and comparatively mild winters. The country's lush green landscape is a testament to the fact that New Zealand receives a substantial amount of rainfall yet figures are still lower than those of the UK.

Waves of immigration have shaped this friendly, tolerant and welcoming nation. With around a quarter of the country's 4.4 million inhabitants identifying as immigrants, New Zealand has become a melting pot of European, Asian and indigenous cultures. In cities such as Auckland, you will find a dazzling array of international cultures from China and India to Egypt and Iran.

• Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa

Invitation to people who have the skills to contribute to New Zealand's economic growth to apply for this visa. Before you apply, we'll first need you to send an Expression of Interest (EOI) telling about your employment in New Zealand, work experience, and qualifications. If your Expression of Interest is successful, the opportunity to apply to live and work in New Zealand is definite.

You can

• Live, work, and study in New Zealand.
• Include your partner, and dependent children aged 24 and under, in your residence application.

Partner of a New Zealander Resident Visa

If you're the partner of a New Zealand citizen or resident, you can apply to live in New Zealand permanently. If you're granted residence, you can live, work and study in New Zealand indefinitely.

• Live, work, and study in New Zealand.
• Include dependent children, aged 24 and under, in your visa application.
• If your partner's New Zealand residence is based on their Australian citizenship, Australian permanent residence or resident return visa, you can only apply for this visa if your partner lives in New Zealand.
• If your partner is a New Zealand citizen and the two of you have been living together outside of New Zealand for 5 years or more, you may be granted a permanent resident visa. Your partner will need to be either overseas when you apply, or have been back in New Zealand for less than 3 months.

Talent (Accredited Employer) Work Visa

This visa is for people who are looking for a pathway to live in New Zealand and who have a skill that's needed by a New Zealand accredited employer. If an accredited employer offers you full-time work, you'll be able to get a visa to work here. If you continue to work for that employer for 2 years, you'll be able to apply to live in New Zealand permanently.

• Work in New Zealand for the accredited employer who offers you work.
• Apply for residence after 2 years of working for an accredited employer.
• You can't include a partner or dependent children in your work visa application, but they can apply for visas based on their relationship to you.

Entrepreneur Work Visa

This visa is for people who want to work in their own business in New Zealand. To apply, you'll need to provide a detailed business plan, have at least NZ $100,000 to invest in your business and be able to claim 120 points on our points scale. If you're granted this visa, you can buy or set up a business without living here permanently, or as a first step towards New Zealand residence.

• Come to New Zealand to buy or set up your own business.
• Work in your own business in New Zealand for up to 3 years in total.
• Include your partner, and dependent children aged 19 and under, in your visa application.
• If your business is in the science or ICT sectors, shows a high level of innovation or export potential, we may consider waiving the NZ $100,000 capital investment requirement.

Entertainment Visa

An entertainment visa is a type of temporary employment visa for artists and entertainers.

• If you're part of an approved arts or music festival or high-end music act you may be able to come to New Zealand on a visitor visa instead.
• If you're under 18, your parent or legal guardian will need to sign your application for you.
• You can't include your partner or dependent children in your visa application, but they can apply for visas based on their relationship to you.

Family, Parent, Spouse Visa

Permanent residents or citizen of New Zealand can sponsor their parents or grandparents to become permanent residents. According to this type of family visa, just start it from "When you sponsor your family then you have to take care of their basic needs from the time they arrive to the country".

• Step -1 First we have to submit information into the online sponsor form.
• As a permanent citizen of New Zealand, you must apply to sponsor your family.
• Your parents or grandparents must apply for permanent residence.

Why Immigrate To Canada?

Canada has one of the most positive immigration policies in the world. The Canadian Government plans to admit over 200,000 immigrants each year. Canada is a country that cares for its residents. There are a number of Social Welfare programs offered by the State. Canadian resident is entitled under the Canadian Pension Plan to receive retirement pension. It depends upon the age at which he/she chooses to opt for the plan and is optimal at age 65. It has one of the finest health care systems in the world. Excellent hospitals, clinics or doctors' offices are located in most communities. There are 58,900 jobs are created every month in Canada.

Immigration Programs

1. Business Permanent Residence Immigration Programs

Canada welcomes successful business people who are seeking new opportunities and challenges. The Business Immigration Program is designed to encourage and facilitate the admission of these individuals. The Canadian Business Immigration Program aims to create new opportunities in local markets, by welcoming those who have the skill and experience to help grow it. These programs and visas are designed to help promote and develop Canada's economy by attracting entrepreneurs, the self-employed, businesspersons and investors who are not yet Canadian citizens. The major Business Immigration Programs are:

1. Family Sponsorship Permanent Residence Immigration Programs

The Super Visa is a Family Sponsorship program that allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents or grandparents for immigration to Canada for an extended period of time. The Super Visa has a duration period of a maximum of up to ten years.You can sponsor certain relatives to come to Canada if you're at least 18 years old and a:

• Canadian citizen or
• person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act or
• permanent resident of Canada

Whom you can sponsor?

Immigrate through Express Entry

Express Entry is a system used by the Canadian government to manage Canadian permanent residence applications for filling labour gaps through certain economic immigration programs. Express Entry was launched on January 1, 2015, this immigration system is used to select and communicate with skilled and qualified applicants, and it also manages a pool of immigration ready skilled workers. Express Entry is designed to facilitate express immigration of skilled workers to Canada "who are most likely to succeed economically.

Express Entry is an online system that we use to manage applications for permanent residence from skilled workers. Those who have gained at least two years of full-time work experience in an eligible skilled trade can apply for PR under this program. Under Express Entry, most job offers need a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). The LMIA verifies that Canadian labour market has a need for this type of worker, and that your employer(s) have tried to hire a Canadian or permanent resident first. Under Express Entry, individuals and families wishing to settle in Canada can become new permanent residents within just a few months. It is a system designed to provide fast immigration to Canada.

The Canadian Experience Class

Individuals who have worked in Canada and who wish to settle permanently in Canada with their accompanying dependants may qualify to apply for Permanent Residence under the Canadian Experience Class. Eligibility for permanent residence under this class is assessed on a pass-fail basis where the primary criteria are the following:

• Candidate has acquired 12 months of full-time work experience in an occupation categorized as Skill Type 0 or Skill Level A or B of the National Occupation Classification (NOC). Qualifying occupations are those of a managerial, professional, technical or skilled trade nature.
• The qualifying Canadian work experience was acquired within the 36 months immediately preceding the date of application.
• Candidate demonstrates sufficient proficiency in one of Canada's official languages. The level of proficiency required is determined by the occupation in which the candidate gained qualifying Canadian work experience.
• Not be inadmissible to Canada on medical, criminal or security grounds.
• they have depended on their parents for financial support since before the age of 22

If they qualify as a dependent child, you can sponsor

Provincial and Territorial Nominee Programs

It is a program that allows provincial and territorial governments to nominate candidates from the Express Entry Pool for permanent residence. Candidates who receive a nomination will get 600 points under the comprehensive ranking system (CRS).Provinces that wish to nominate an applicant must take the following steps:

• Identify a candidate in the Express Entry pool who meets the Express Entry criteria. A provincial government may only choose from amongst the candidates who have indicated an interest in immigrating to the province in their Express Entry profile.
• Inform the candidate that he or she will be nominated for permanent residence. After a province expresses interest in nominating a candidate, the candidate has 30 days to accept the nomination.
• If the candidate accepts the nomination, he or she will receive 600 comprehensive ranking score points and likely receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence.