New Zealand

New Zealand has an open economy that works on free market principles. It's an export-driven competitive economy that has a low-inflation environment. Their judicial system is independent and robust. New Zealand provides a variety of opportunities in many fields, in both traditional business sectors and in new, often highly innovative areas that attracts a lot of investors to set up new kinds of business entities. New Zealand is doing exceptionally well in the information and communications technology, tourism, film and special effects production, biotechnology, agricultural research, and wood-based technology sectors. Private property rights are strongly protected, contracts are secure and intellectual property rights are enforced and the interests of the investors are protected. They also have a sound legal framework that is supported by a free and independent media, ensuring high levels of transparency in government and corporate decision-making.

Strong fiscal monetary policy frameworks and a healthy financial sector have yielded macroeconomic stability and underpinning growth in New Zealand. Employment opportunities are high due to flexible labor markets and ample immigration, business investment is robust and firms are optimistic. Flexible labor regulations facilitate a dynamic labor market, increasing overall productivity. Start-up companies enjoy great flexibility under licensing and other regulatory frameworks. With no minimum capital required, it takes only one day to start a business and companies can enjoy New Zealand’s strong, broad-based economic expansion.