BC3 Summary of requirements (07/02/2011)
A principal applicant for a Long Term Business Visa must:
- have completed a business plan that meets the requirements of BC4.5 for their business proposal; and
- have business experience relevant to their business proposal; and
- not have been involved in bankruptcy or business failure within the 5 years preceding the date their application was made; and
- not have been involved in business fraud or financial impropriety; and
- have obtained professional or occupational registration in New Zealand if registration is required for operating the proposed business; and
- have, in addition to investment capital, sufficient funds (see BC6.1) for their maintenance and accommodation and that of any partner and/or dependent children who are applying for temporary visas to accompany the principal applicant to New Zealand; and
- meet health and character requirements for residence as set out at A4 and A5.15 to A5.25); and
- meet the minimum standard of English (see BF); and
- aside from the health and character requirements set out in (g) above, applicants must meet all other requirements under Generic Temporary Entry Instructions; and
- satisfy a business immigration specialist that they are genuinely interested in establishing the business in New Zealand.
Effective 07/02/2011
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