뉴질랜드 노령연금 관련 거주기간에 대해 알고 싶습니다.
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06/08/2017. 12:39
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안녕하세요.
뉴질랜드 노령 연금을 받기 위해 20세 이후에 10년을 살아야 하고, 그 중 5년은 50세 이후에 살아야 한다고 알고 있습니다.
그런데 이 기간이 뉴질랜드 영주권을 받고 난 이후의 기간인가요?
아니면 영주권 받기 전 워크비자나 학생비자를 가지고 있었을 동안의 기간도 포함되는 건가요?
예를 들어, 뉴질랜드에 2007년 8월부터 거주해서 올해로 딱 10년이 되었고, 영주권을 받은 지는 8년되었다면, 올해부터 받는 것이 가능한가요 아니면 2년 뒤부터 받는 것이 가능한가요?
귀하신 고견 감사드립니다.
PofM 180.♡.105.163
resident에 대한 아래의 설명을 읽어보면 귀하는 영주권을 받기 전에 거주한 기간도 포함이 되는군요...
Ordinarily resident in New Zealand means someone who is normally and lawfully in New Zealand and intends to stay here, someone that considers New Zealand to be their home. In deciding if someone is ordinarily resident we look at:
•your intentions towards New Zealand including your reasons for periods of absence and return
•the length of time you spend in New Zealand on a continual basis
•property and asset ownership. Do you own a home or any other large assets in New Zealand?
•the location of your cash assets: investments and bank accounts
•whether your income is earned in New Zealand or overseas
•whether you pay taxes in New Zealand
•whether you still vote in or are still eligible to vote in New Zealand general elections
•your commitment to New Zealand such as involvement in the community, clubs or other
•groups.
All of these factors are considered in relation to each individual’s circumstances. More information may be requested or more questions asked in order to be able to consider each of these points.
Generally, if you leave New Zealand for more than 26 weeks you may not be considered ordinarily resident in New Zealand. If you spend more time outside of New Zealand than inside you are also not considered to be ordinarily resident in New Zealand.
Ordinarily resident in New Zealand means someone who is normally and lawfully in New Zealand and intends to stay here, someone that considers New Zealand to be their home. In deciding if someone is ordinarily resident we look at:
•your intentions towards New Zealand including your reasons for periods of absence and return
•the length of time you spend in New Zealand on a continual basis
•property and asset ownership. Do you own a home or any other large assets in New Zealand?
•the location of your cash assets: investments and bank accounts
•whether your income is earned in New Zealand or overseas
•whether you pay taxes in New Zealand
•whether you still vote in or are still eligible to vote in New Zealand general elections
•your commitment to New Zealand such as involvement in the community, clubs or other
•groups.
All of these factors are considered in relation to each individual’s circumstances. More information may be requested or more questions asked in order to be able to consider each of these points.
Generally, if you leave New Zealand for more than 26 weeks you may not be considered ordinarily resident in New Zealand. If you spend more time outside of New Zealand than inside you are also not considered to be ordinarily resident in New Zealand.
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