BJ8.10 Resident visas subject to conditions under section 49(1) of the Immigration Act (to 28/07/2022)
See also Immigration Act 2009 s 49
All resident visas granted under one of the Migrant Investment Categories are subject to the following conditions under section 49(1) of the Immigration Act 2009:
- that the principal applicant retains an acceptable investment in New Zealand for a minimum of three years under the Investor 1 Category or four years under the Investor 2 Category; and
- that the principal applicant spends a minimum period of time in New Zealand during the required investment period (see BJ8.15); and
- that the principal applicant informs the nearest office of INZ of any changes of New Zealand address during the investment period; and
- that a principal applicant who was awarded 1 point for English language ability (see BJ5.35) under the Investor 2 Category, must complete a minimum 20 hours of English language tuition with a New Zealand registered school or tertiary education provider as defined in the Education Act 1989 within the four year investment period; and
- within three months of the two-year anniversary of the investment period, the principal applicant submits evidence that they are retaining an acceptable investment in New Zealand; and
- within 3 months after the expiry date of the investment period, the principal applicant submit evidence to INZ that they have met requirements (a) and (d) if applicable.
- that the principal applicant must provide evidence that ‘growth investments’ have been retained for the investment period
Effective 22/05/2017
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