<prompt> Human: We are considering moving to New Zealand. I have no job lined up, not sure whether I want a work visa or try a business there and get a visa that way.Have been to the NZ website and Im getting quite a bit of info off there.Is there a Redditor out there who had a similar notion and where the heck do you start?About me: I have a MBA in Finance and 3 12 years as a stockbroker. I hold a series 763 and Series 910. I currently have 23k in savings and as I said earlier I would be interested in investingbuying a business for a visa or finding work in my chosen profession.Any suggestions would be great!  <response>: The starting a business visa requires having capital of 100,000, plus enough to support you and your family. That money also cant come from a loan. So if you plan to go that way, then the first thing to do is to ramp up your savings.If you go for the work visa route, then realize it is not a simple process. In a nutshell, a company will only sponsor you for a work visa if you have skills that are in such high demand there that they cannot find any New Zealander to fill the job. There are shortage areas and New Zealand does have some visa routes that allow you to come over without a job if you have a highly skilled occupation, so first thing to do would be to check out the visa option explorer here and the shortage lists here 