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The Active Investor Plus Visa: For wealthy investors who don’t want to run a business
New Zealand’s Active Investor Plus Visa (launched April 2025) represents a fundamentally different approach to immigration than the Business Investor Visa. While the Business Investor Visa targets people who want to actively manage operations, the Active Investor Plus Visa is designed for wealthy individuals who want to contribute capital without the hands-on commitment of running […]
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Buying luxury property in New Zealand: The $5 million exemption
Since 2018, foreign buyers have been effectively locked out of New Zealand’s residential property market. The ban was a response to soaring house prices that made homeownership increasingly unaffordable for ordinary New Zealanders. But a new exemption has opened a carefully controlled gateway: holders of the Active Investor Plus Visa can now purchase residential property […]
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The new business investor visa: Your path to running a business in New Zealand
New Zealand has replaced its former Entrepreneur Work Visa with a more targeted approach. The Business Investor Visa (launching November 2025) is designed specifically for experienced business people who want to buy and operate existing businesses in New Zealand. This isn’t a visa for startups or small ventures—it’s built for serious investors ready to take […]
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Managing IFRS reporting for your business
If you’re running an overseas company doing business in New Zealand, or you’re a larger New Zealand company, you might need to deal with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) reporting. It sounds complicated, but it doesn’t have to be a nightmare if you know what you’re doing. What exactly is IFRS reporting? Think of IFRS […]
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The hidden cash flow leaks that drain your business
Growing businesses face a puzzling situation – sales are increasing, but bank balance remains low. This cash flow disconnect leaves many business owners wondering where their money goes each month. The growth paradox For many New Zealand family businesses, growth brings unexpected challenges. As revenue increases, available cash often decreases, creating a cash flow squeeze […]
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