The American elite clashes towards this distant paradise for a getaway in the middle of “world uncertainty”

A new trend has appeared among the American elite as an active visa of New Zealand, more on nicknamed the “Golden” visa – sees a recent boom.

“(There was) a flood of official interest in the new visa” Golden “, said Reuters, the New Zealand Minister of Immigration, Erica Stanford.

In April, the government softened its visa rules to attract more zero individuals, with changes such as the suppression of an English language requirement.

The rare roller cloud “tsunami” hovers on the beach buttocks in a popular destination spot

The country has also reduced the time to spend in New Zealand.

Once the golden visa is obtained, it can be maintained for life. People do not need to reapplicate.

New Zealand reports 189 “golden” visa requests in three months after relaxing the requirements to obtain the document. (istock)

In less than three months, 189 gold visa requests were received, while previous requests were 116 submissions over more than two and a half years, Reuters reported.

Almost half of the requests were submitted by American citizens, Chinese citizens with the second largest number of requests, noted the same source.

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Former New Zealand Minister for Economic Development Stuart Nash, co-founder of Nash Kelly Global, Fox News Digital told more popular visas.

“There is a lot of global uncertainty at the moment,” he said.

Almost half of “golden” visa requests were submitted by American citizens. (istock)

“You have a war in Europe, you have the Tinderbox, which is the Middle East. You have a change in the American administration, which causes more polarization than we have seen in time, a very long time,” said Nash.

“There are many Americans who want to settle in New Zealand, because we are considered this oasis at the bottom of the world,” he added.

“You can live the New Zealand dream.”

Nash underlined the “stable banking system” of New Zealand and the lack of capital gains, wealth and death taxes.

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“In this period of global uncertainty, geography is just as important as anything else. You jump on an airplane and you are 1,200 miles of deformation points,” said Nash.

He added: “In the past, people were looking for tax havens. Now they are looking for shelters for them and their family.”

New Zealand’s “stable banking system” and the lack of capital gains, wealth and death taxes are among the reasons for increasing “golden” visas. (istock)

Nash said the low population in the country is a unique advantage.

“We have wonderful landscapes, sailing, golf – and we have quite cool people,” said Nash.

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He added: “You do not have to give up your American citizenship at all. You can get a permanent residence for life and you can live the New Zealand dream.”

Reuters helped relate to this article.