New Zealand's investor visa draws nearly NZ$4 billion - Reuters

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New Zealand's 'golden visa' programme has attracted nearly NZ$4 billion in committed and pipeline investment in its first year, aiming to lure wealthy migrants and growth capital.

New Zealand's 'golden visa' programme has drawn nearly NZ$4 billion in committed and pipeline investment in its first year, as Wellington seeks to attract wealthy migrants and growth capital.

New Zealand's 'golden visa' programme has attracted nearly NZ$4 billion in committed and pipeline investment in its first year, as the government seeks to lure wealthy migrants and growth capital.

The Golden Visa pathway in New Zealand has attracted almost NZD 4 billion in investment from global investors, with revised investment thresholds and relaxed rules.

New Zealand's 'golden visa' programme has drawn nearly NZ$4 billion in committed and pipeline investment in its first year, with revised investment thresholds and relaxed rules.