The new scheme, which came into effect in April, removed English-language requirements and lowered the investment threshold for the “growth” visas to NZ$5mn (US$3mn). Applicants must spend just 21 days in the country to establish residency, down from three years. The application process has also been cut to 11 days, on average, according to the immigration department.

No poors !

  • besselj
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    15 days ago

    So these rich people will contribute to society, right?

    • Xanthobilly@lemmy.world
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      15 days ago

      It’s called trickle down or horse and sparrow economics. As in, open wide and get ready for a giant bowl of shit.