You don't have to wait until
you have all the answers.
Information about studying and migrating to New Zealand is online, but some questions only get clear once you sit down with someone: which year would my child enter here? Do my circumstances point to skilled migration or an investor visa? And if we actually move, where do we live and how does daily life work?
In November 2026, our New Zealand team comes to Taipei for two events in two formats. Start wherever suits you.
Our office is in Albany, Auckland, and the team has worked in New Zealand immigration and education for more than ten years, with over a thousand clients served. Coming to Taipei means bringing that experience to you in person.
Two events on studying and migrating to New Zealand
| Date | Event | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Sat 7 – Sun 8 Nov 10:30–17:30 | TICA migration, study and investment fair Exhibition stand · talk to us there, or book a slot | Taipei International Convention Center (TICC) |
| Sun 15 Nov 13:30–16:00 | Active Investor Plus seminar A focused seminar · limited seats, registration required | Palais de Chine Hotel, Taipei — Pascal Hall, 5F |
Times are Taiwan time. The two events are registered for separately; you are welcome at both.
7–8 Nov | TICA migration, study and investment fair
If New Zealand interests you but you are not sure where to start, this is the one to walk into first.
We will have a stand at the Taipei International Convention Center. Things we can go through there:
- Choosing a school or university how your child's current year level maps onto the system here
- Which visa what student, work and guardian visas each require
- A first read on the route whether skilled migration, employer sponsorship or an investor visa sits closest to your situation
- Once you're here which suburb, renting, school zones and getting daily life set up
15 Nov | Active Investor Plus seminar
This one is focused, on two investment routes:
- Active Investor Plus (AIP) how the visa is structured, what the Growth and Balanced categories require in amount and term, the days you must spend here, and what the source-of-funds evidence has to show
- Business Investor Visa (BIV) for applicants with a business background who want to take an active part in a New Zealand business; we explain how it differs from Active Investor Plus in the form of investment and the involvement expected
An investor visa is not just a question of which sum is larger. How the money is held, where the family will live, and whether you genuinely intend to live here all bear on which route fits. The seminar sets out the rules so that you can judge for yourself.
The seminar explains the rules and general planning direction. It is not an assessment of any individual case and implies no outcome. Under New Zealand immigration law, only IAA-licensed advisers and New Zealand lawyers may give immigration advice; your own circumstances are assessed by a licensed adviser in consultation.
Who these are for
You do not need to have decided whether to migrate, or which route to take.
- You are comparing a few countries' school systems and want to know what New Zealand is actually like
- Your child's study plan is underway, but you are unsure whether it can lead on to residence
- You have funds and want the difference between Active Investor Plus and the Business Investor Visa made clear
- You are already looking at houses and schools and want to ask how life works once you land
Everyone starts somewhere different, but one conversation in person usually settles more than three months of reading.
How to register
After adding us on LINE, remember to send a message — otherwise your question doesn't reach us.
Further reading
Active Investor Plus: Growth and Balanced in full
Three family situations, and the category that fits each
Studying here: how the school years compare, and planning by age
If the time, venue or content changes we will contact you using the details given at registration. Visa and immigration policy, investment requirements and eligibility follow Immigration New Zealand's current published rules. The Taiwan events are run by 紐西蘭主恩顧問有限公司 (emigration agency registration C0346). Poster photograph by Jeffery Lin, runner-up, landscape category, New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year 2024.