New Zealand to allow wealthy migrants to build rental housing
What to know about New Zealand to allow wealthy migrants to build rental housing
The centre-right National Party-led government has progressively loosened New Zealand's Active Investor Plus visa since relaunching it in April 2025, cutting the minimum investment for its Growth category to NZ$5 million ($2.93 million) from NZ$15 million,…
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What happened
The centre-right National Party-led government has progressively loosened New Zealand's Active Investor Plus visa since relaunching it in April 2025, cutting the minimum investment for its Growth category to NZ$5 million ($2.93 million) from NZ$15 million,…
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