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>Wealthy Americans are leading the charge in applications for New Zealand’s “golden visas” after rules on applying were relaxed. New Zealand’s coalition government in February loosened the requirements for its Active Investor Plus visa – commonly known as the golden visa – offering residency to wealthy foreigners in a bid to boost the flagging economy. The new rules, which came into effect in April, lowered investment thresholds, removed English-language requirements and cut the amount of time applicants must spend in the country to establish residency from three years to three weeks. Immigration New Zealand says the scheme has attracted 189 applications, representing 609 people, under the new rules. Prior to the changes, the visa attracted 116 applications over 2.5 years.

Archive: https://archive.today/KwmB1 From the post: >>Wealthy Americans are leading the charge in applications for New Zealand’s “golden visas” after rules on applying were relaxed. New Zealand’s coalition government in February loosened the requirements for its Active Investor Plus visa – commonly known as the golden visa – offering residency to wealthy foreigners in a bid to boost the flagging economy. The new rules, which came into effect in April, lowered investment thresholds, removed English-language requirements and cut the amount of time applicants must spend in the country to establish residency from three years to three weeks. Immigration New Zealand says the scheme has attracted 189 applications, representing 609 people, under the new rules. Prior to the changes, the visa attracted 116 applications over 2.5 years.

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My mom's family lived in New Zealand for a few decades. One of her brothers and sister were completely raised there. She was moved then when she was 10 from the states. She hated it from the start, though a lot of that could have been her parents. When she was 17 and newly divorced, she saved every penny and moved back to America on her own. She hated New Zealand that much.

Eventually, her parents moved back and then the brother and sister raised there moved here. Her last brother moved back probably 25 or so years ago. They all say there is nothing there unless you are rich. There are no decent jobs, the Maori are scum and dangerous, and the government is insane.

My mom has always kept in touch with two of her friends from when she was a teen and during covid she kept getting warnings and blocks from Facebook when they would private chat one another anything that wasn't towing the party line. Her friends would love to escape but they were never citizens of the US. They say it only gets more insane day by day and are scared to speak to anyone not outside of the country of their true feelings.

Sounds like paradise for rich, libtards.

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Send the poor ones too, let's get rid of them all. If there are no jobs there, they will feel right at home.