As we all know, New Zealand has a niche immigration path, namely, entrepreneurial immigration. The psychological quality of immigrants who can walk out of this path is very strong.
Recently, a Hungarian immigrant in Kapiti Community in New Zealand successfully won the "eye" of the Immigration Bureau of New Zealand, and the Deputy Minister of Immigration also used " privilege " for them.
"I worked for 6 years,
almost got kicked out of New Zealand"
6 years ago, Ivett Kerekes and Andras Laszlo and their sons Andor, Szilard and Gergo came to New Zealand from Hungary with an Entrepreneur work visa (entrepreneur work visa).
The family wanted to build a company that exports meat and dairy products to the European market, but their plan did not go on schedule because China's free trade agreement reduced the supply chain and the world epidemic disrupted the plan, so it was unsuccessful.
To make a living, they opened a Hungarian themed restaurant called Anzil, while distributing high-quality dairy and dried meat to local farmers' markets. They also bought the PartyPerfect Catering business.
"All the results are achieved through hard work," Ivett said.
In order to cope with various changes in the Immigration Bureau of New Zealand, Ivett did not renew his entrepreneurial work visa, but instead changed it to a special purpose work visa (work visa) .
At the same time, they are also fighting for the right to reside in New Zealand.
On November 28 this year, their residence visa application was rejected . They only have 42 days to state their situation to the court, and the court will decide whether they can continue to stay in New Zealand.
The situation suddenly became anxious.
"Our whole family is very sad. We worked hard and paid taxes. We love this country, which is simply unfair." Ivett said.
She said that there are three reasons for the rejection of the application for residence rights:
,
,
,
, did not invest enough funds
2, Enterprises are not profitable
2, Enterprises are not profitable
3. Business plan did not reach the same level
"In fact, we have met all the requirements. We dealt with seven different New Zealand Immigration Office case officials. Every time they brought us back to the starting point and answered the same set of questions."
She said that the visas of New Zealand entrepreneurs are very inflexible and should be cancelled.
Later, thousands of people on social media united to support the family and signed a petition supporting their dispute over residency, proving that the family’s work was feasible and needed.
Among them, Labour Party Otaki MP Terisa Ngobi and National Party Hutt South MP Chris Bishop Require Deputy Minister of Immigration Phil Twyford to use his minister's special discretion to grant the family the right to reside .
The Deputy Minister of Immigration gave a "response"
Recently, Deputy Minister of Immigration Phil Twyford gave a response.
He decided to use his
Minister's discretion to give this Hungarian family permanent residence .
Otaki Labour MP Terisa Ngobi wrote on social media after learning the news: "That's great! I hope the Ivetts and the netizens who support their family."
Ivett said that this news made them ecstatic.
" really makes people cry. This solves our big troubles and we have nothing to worry about. We have written documents and have the support of the Deputy Minister of Immigration, it all settled and we can stay in New Zealand, and we are very grateful that this is the best thing this year. "Ivett said.
But it should be noted that most categories of applications in New Zealand cannot be appealed, such as student visa , work visa , etc. Usually, those who can appeal are Handle right to residency application , Departure order and repatriation order .
The best way to solve difficult cases is to communicate with the immigration officer or his boss before refusing to approve, but the Immigration Bureau is an institution that acts in accordance with the law. Just talking about big truths is useless, there must be policy basis.
"Entrepreneurship immigration is a trap"
At the end of 2013, the Immigration Bureau under the leadership of the National Party terminated the issuance of long-term business visa (LTBV), a new entrepreneur work visa (entrepreneur work) Visa) was born from this.
At the end of 2017, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau revealed at the year-end meeting of Immigration Consultants that the work visa refusal rate for entrepreneurial immigrants reached 80%, and the refusal of resident visas also reached half .
This means that 2 out of every 10 entrepreneurial immigration applicants can get a work visa, and in the end only 1 of these two people can get a New Zealand immigration status. Every In 2018, this data was refreshed again. Industry insiders said that at that time, the Immigration Bureau received a total of 48 applications for entrepreneurial work visas, but only one case was successful. The rejection rate of this category of applications was as high as 98% , and the rejection rate during the immigration stage was as high as about 60%, indicating that the Labor Party government's entrepreneurship The category of immigration has clearly expressed its discomfort. Due to the deep controversy in this category, the New Zealand government has closed the application channel for this visa in early 2019
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