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I don't think it's easy. I think you need to prove that you have a lot of money to invest, otherwise you'd be seen as being a burden on the NZ taxpayer.
They seem to offer something called the temporary retirement visa, which gives you a visa for 2 years, as long as you have $750,000 to invest. Then you'd have to keep renewing the visa if you wanted to stay longer.
Retirement visas - Immigration NZ Knowledgebase
I don't think it's easy. I think you need to prove that you have a lot of money to invest, otherwise you'd be seen as being a burden on the NZ taxpayer.
They seem to offer something called the temporary retirement visa, which gives you a visa for 2 years, as long as you have $750,000 to invest. Then you'd have to keep renewing the visa if you wanted to stay longer.
Retirement visas - Immigration NZ Knowledgebase
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