Can gifted funds or loans support your E-2 investment? Yes, in certain circumstances. Proper documentation of the lawful source and path of funds is essential. Contact Raju Law for guidance on your E-2 strategy!
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@rajulaw.bsky.socialCan gifted funds or loans support your E-2 investment? Yes, in certain circumstances. Proper documentation of the lawful source and path of funds is essential. Contact Raju Law for guidance on your E-2 strategy!
@iclegalnz.bsky.social3️⃣ No personal use allowed.
Investors and family members can't live in a Build to Rent property funded through their AIP investment - even temporarily.
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@iclegalnz.bsky.social2️⃣ The Growth category minimum stays at NZD 5 million, held for at least 3 years.
Build to Rent doesn't lower the bar - it just adds another route to meet it.
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@iclegalnz.bsky.social1️⃣ Build to Rent developments now qualify as a Growth category investment - but only through Invest New Zealand-approved managed funds.
Direct property purchases won't count.
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@iclegalnz.bsky.social🇳🇿 Big update for Active Investor Plus Visa applicants: from Dec 2026, Build to Rent joins the Growth category as a new investment option.
More flexibility, same $5M commitment. Here's what's changing 🧵
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@iclegalnz.bsky.socialFull breakdown of what changed, the FAQs, and what it means for your application here:
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@iclegalnz.bsky.socialWhat's now allowed:
- Franchise businesses (previously excluded)
- Purchase through a NZ resident entity
- Gifted capital, if lawfully earned by the giver
For franchise operators, corporate investors & family-backed applicants.
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@iclegalnz.bsky.socialBig shift for NZ's Business Investor Work Visa: from 6 July 2026, INZ removed three restrictions that were ruling out well-qualified applicants on structural grounds alone.
Minimum investment stays the same - $1M or $2M.
@usaimmigrationlaw.bsky.socialLearn how an EB-5 Visa Attorney can simplify immigration. Read this blog to understand the EB-5 process and requirements.
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