Foreign nationals applying for a New Zealand resident visa under the Entrepreneur Plus Category must demonstrate that they have successfully set up a business in the Kiwi country as it is one of the basic requirements of the immigration category. Below are some of the requirements to support the fact that the principal applicant has met the basic requirement:
- The evidentiary documents provided to the Immigration New Zealand in support of that a business has been successfully established must be produced by a trusted independent agency or a professional, such as a chartered accountant or a solicitor.
- The evidentiary documents that the principal applicant must submit to the Immigration New Zealand includes the following:
- An Incorporation Certificate
- GST records
- Financial accounts
- Shareholding records
- Other tax records
- Annual returns from NZ Companies Office
Besides the aforementioned, the principal applicant of a New Zealand resident visa under the entrepreneur Plus Category may also be required to produce other evidence, depending on the requirements of the Immigration Official.
If you are interested in applying for a residence permit to New Zealand, mail following information ASAP at [email protected] for a free assessment by Ajay Sharma, principal consultant, ABHINAV.
- Your updated resume if skilled professional, or if businessmen, then brief on business profile along with information on your current personal net worth.
- If married, provide the resume for your spouse as well.
- If applicable, please provide information on children and their age.
- Information on any blood relatives residing in New Zealand. This is not a compulsory requirement to qualify for immigration to New Zealand, but serves as additional positive assessment and suitability factor.
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