New ZEALAND have various plans for citizenship. New Zealand is one of the world’s most stable country and offers an attractive destination for investment, business, and raising a family. The country is consistently ranked in the top 10 in terms of protecting investors, starting a business, and ease of doing business. There are 3 main types of New Zealand citizenship. The type you can get depends on your situation if you reside with doing any investment then you must have been a resident for at least 5 years, and only travelled out of New Zealand for a short amount of time each year. You must therefore have been present in New Zealand with a Resident visa for a total of at least 1,350 days and for at least 240 days in each of those 5 years. Residence can be obtained through investing between NZD 3 million for an Investor 2 resident visa and NZD 10 million for an Investor 1 resident visa in acceptable

investments and maintaining these investments in New Zealand for at least four and three years, respectively. The Investor 1 and Investor 2 resident visa programs allow applicants to live, work, and study in New Zealand. Applicants can include their spouse and dependent children aged 24 years and younger in their applications.

New Zealand to acquire citizenship by making an investment. there are two different streams leading to citizenship in New Zealand by Investment:
⦁ an investment of at least NZ $3 million over a 4 year period or
⦁ NZ $10 million over a 3 year period.
⦁ This visa is applicable to experienced businesspeople aged 65 years or younger, who have a minimum of NZD 3 million in available funds or assets. A points-based system is used to assess eligibility.
⦁ Applicants must invest at least NZD 3 million in an acceptable investment in New Zealand, to be held for four years.
⦁ Applicants are required to have an English-speaking background or an International English Language Testing System test report with an overall band score of three or more, or they should be competent users of English.

New Zealand Investor 1 resident visa
⦁ Crosstech int. lodge an application on behalf of client to Immigration New Zealand for the resident visa, without the need for an expression of interest (EOI).
⦁ Usually New Zealand given approval within five to six months
⦁ After approval crosstech int. necessary arrangements to transfer funds and then get invested evidence for our clients to get residence visa with few weeks. which leads to get citizenship
⦁ Successful applicants must spend at least 44 days in each of the last two years of the three-year investment period in New Zealand or 88 days over the entire three-year period if they invest at least NZD 2.5 million in growth investments.
⦁ After successful completed all conditions and first two-year investment period are met, the applicant can apply for a variation of conditions to allow travel in and out of New Zealand for another two years.
⦁ If conditions at the end of the three-year investment period are met, the applicant and family members can apply for permanent residence, that is, a resident visa valid for life.
New Zealand Investor 2 resident visa
⦁ Crosstech int. make sure to send exact under the laws EOI to Immigration New Zealand outlining the applicant’s personal details, business experience, and investment funds.
⦁ Once the EOI is successful, the applicant and their spouse and/or dependents are invited to apply for New Zealand residence. Invites are generally issued within two weeks of selection of an EOI.
⦁ After invitation to apply our experts team make sure to timely lodge application with in required period of time .
⦁ An approval in principle is usually given within approximately 18 months
⦁ Evidence that the invested funds have been maintained will be required at the end of the second and fourth years of the applicant’s residence in New Zealand.
⦁ The main applicant needs to accumulate 146 days in each of years two, three, and four of the investment period, or 438 days over the entire four-year investment period if they invest at least NZD 750,000 in growth investments.
Benefits of New Zealand citizenship include:
⦁ The right to travel freely overseas and return on a New Zealand passport.
⦁ Full access to economic rights.
⦁ Full access to educational scholarships and awards that are reserved for New Zealanders.