BL6 Successful establishment of a business in New Zealand (08/04/2013)
- A principal applicant will be considered to have successfully established a business in New Zealand if:
- they have established or purchased, or made a substantial investment in a business operating in New Zealand; and
- they have been self-employed in New Zealand in that business since meeting (i); and
- they have invested at least NZ$0.5 million into the business as set out at (i); and
- they have created a minimum of three full-time positions for New Zealand citizens or residents in that business; and
- the business complies with employment and immigration law (see BL6.10).
- For the purposes of BL6(a)(iii), account will only be taken of the amount of capital that has been actively invested in the business. No account will be taken of
- working capital (see BL6.5.15); or
- passive of speculative investments, such as reserve funds or term bank deposits; or
- expenditure on items for the personal use of the applicant(s), such as personal residence, cars or boats.
Effective 08/04/2013
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