New Zealand is the first developed country to recognize China's full market economy status, and also the first developed country to sign the free-trade agreement with China. Driven by good national relations and influenced by the market environment and immigration environment, New Zealand has become one of the most popular developed countries for Chinese people after Australia.

New Zealand's immigration policy is relatively open. For the families of employees who have been employed for more than 3 months in New Zealand, the families could apply for family permits to the New Zealand Government, and they can work freely in New Zealand and obtain at least the basic salary standard in New Zealand. For children under the age of 18, the government gives preferential treatment for free attendance at government schools. After 2 years of work, those employees could apply for permanent resident.

New Zealand has a well-developed economy and a stable social environment. New Zealand citizens are very friendly, and there is no Chinese exclusion phenomenon. At the same time, New Zealanders are highly alert about the safety awareness and focus on the training of employees' safety awareness.

Currently, New Zealand companies are urgently required a huge number of skilled workers. eg: Construction workers (Carpenters、Towel Trade、Flooring、Bricklayer etc.), Truck Drivers, Crane Drivers, Civil Engineerings and so on.