der this policy New Zealand has launched two new visa categories, Growth Category and Balanced Category.

As per this new policy investors must allocate at least 75% of their total funds into listed equities or bonds.

Only 25% of the investment is allowed in New Zealand bank accounts, either in cash or term deposits, a sharp shift from the earlier allowance of 100%.

According to Fragomen.com, the updated policy also permits investments in property development firms, broadening the range of eligible investment avenues.

Successful applicants will receive permanent residency in New Zealand. Additionally, there is no fixed investment Cap, but full investment payment is required upfront.

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A new option ‘On-call Investments’ allows investors to temporarily place their funds in bonds, stocks, term deposits, or bank accounts until they’re ready for managed investments.

Another perk of this policy is that children born to investors will qualify for a Dependent Child Resident Visa, ensuring permanent residency.