The Government has announced a new investor category for cashed-up and high-skilled migrants willing to actively invest in the New Zealand economy. Read: | Subscribe:
The new “Active Investor Plus Visa”, which will open for applications from September 19, will replace two current investor migrant categories.
Under the new scheme there will be a minimum $5 million investment in New Zealand for active investments. It will cap so-called passive investment to 50% of a minimum $15 million investment.
Passive investment in listed equities (shares) will only be allowed to make up 50% of the new investment, while investment in bonds and property will not be counted as passive investments.
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I think his accept of its a privilege to live here is a true factor, my opinion used to be the opposite of foreigners stealing all the jobs and homes but now understand they choose wisely who they let in and to benefit the country and look after kiwis and provide enough to live myself my own mistakes caused problems and realise keep to the rules everything will be all right rather than on the wrong side end up getting taught a good lesson
pockets and they’re paying higher prices.” That is incorrect and a fallacy. The average American who is working and already struggling with increased energy (car fuel and natural gas prices), increased grocery food costs, and increased costs on everything else doesn’t have the extra money to spend to pay a higher price and is getting crushed.
Who would want to invest in NZ while spendthrift lying Ardern is still in charge