Ready to start your residency-by-investment journey with the New Zealand Active Investor Plus Visa? At Pitt & Moore, we offer a free initial 15-minute consultation to discuss your unique situation.
“Pitt & Moore guided us through every step. Their expertise gave us total peace of mind.”
— Client from Canada
The AIP visa allows you to live in New Zealand by committing at least NZD $5 million in acceptable investment options such as approved managed funds, direct investments in New Zealand businesses, or property developments. It is designed to attract valuable investors who can contribute to New Zealand’s economic development.
Foreign nationals who hold New Zealand residency through the Active Investor Plus visa are also eligible to buy or build homes in New Zealand valued at NZD $5 million or more.
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We help high-net-worth individuals apply for residency by investment legally, efficiently, and with complete confidence. Our advice covers every step of the process from choosing between managed funds or direct investment in New Zealand businesses, to selecting the right financial advisor, and ensuring your acceptable investment meets Immigration New Zealand’s requirements.
With a legacy of over 160 years in legal excellence and a team ranked among New Zealand’s most respected immigration and commercial law specialists, we are uniquely positioned to support your move and your investment into New Zealand. We make complex visa processes simple.
We tailor every visa application to your unique situation. No cookie-cutter advice—just strategic legal support that works.
Get end-to-end legal support
From document preparation to application submission and direct liaison with INZ, we manage the entire legal process. Ultimately, our goal is to give you peace of mind while helping you achieve residency efficiently and lawfully.
“Responsive, professional, and reliable. We couldn’t have done it without them.”
— Investor Client, United States
We don’t provide financial advice, but we can connect you with the right people in New Zealand who can provide financial advice. Our role is to ensure your investment meets immigration requirements.
Yes. We help include family members in your application.
Timelines vary. We provide clear timeframes based on your situation.
The New Zealand Active Investor Plus Visa offers two categories: Growth, requiring investment in approved funds and businesses, and Balanced, allowing broader investments in equities, bonds, property, and philanthropy.
The Growth category requires at least 21 days of stay in New Zealand over a period of three years, while the Balanced category requires a stay of at least 105 days over a period of five years, with a possible reduction for higher investments.
Required documents include a valid passport, police clearance certificates, proof of investment or contribution, and other supporting documents. We provide a detailed and tailored list of information requirements to our clients.
Yes, after maintaining residence for five years in New Zealand, investors may be eligible to apply for New Zealand citizenship. We provide comprehensive advice to our clients on how to meet all New Zealand citizenship requirements and plan ahead.
Yes, foreign nationals holding New Zealand residency through the Active Investor Plus visa are now eligible to buy or build homes in New Zealand valued at NZD $5 million or more.
Start your investment migration journey with confidence. Book your free consultation today with Pitt & Moore’s immigration specialists.
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PO Box 42, Nelson 7040
DX WC70013
66 Oxford Street
Richmond 7020
Fax: 03 546 9153
Email: mail@pittandmoore.co.nz
Postal address
PO Box 42, Nelson 7040
DX WC70013
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