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公司允许在多国工作,哪些国家值得顺便薅个PR?

内容摘要

新西兰 PR 低维护成本且终身有效,最适合远程工作者。

1. 关键信息

  • Company policy allows remote work in specific countries with visa support [#1].
  • User holds dual US-China citizenship and seeks 3-year overseas assignment to earn travel experience and obtain PR [#1].
  • Salary adjustment based on location follows a formula, exceeding local high-end visa salary thresholds [#1].
  • User prioritizes low PR maintenance cost (no immigration监, minimal tax when not residing) [#1, #105].
  • User’s children are 1 and 4 years old, education not an immediate concern [#184].
  • Remote work timezone constraints require manager approval; 90-day limit per country common in WFH policies [#163].

2. 羊毛/优惠信息

3. 新西兰

  • PR is granted immediately and is permanent with no residence requirement [#1, #43, #47, #88, #149, #164, #178, #180].
  • No capital gains tax for non-residents; low long-term CGT rates for residents compared to US and Australia [#54].
  • Can keep US-based income while residing in NZ; US social security and tax treaties apply [#88, #164].
  • Path to citizenship allows counting PR time toward residency requirement [#164].
  • Travel flexibility: short stays in other countries do not jeopardize PR status [#88].

4. 争议或不同意见

  • Some argue Australia offers better long-term value and easier global mobility [#36, #126, #180].
  • Concerns about Japan’s strict language requirements and future policy uncertainty [#106, #195, #206].
  • Singapore PR seen as unreliable and high-maintenance; strict re-entry and employment conditions [#7, #160].
  • Canada and Australia face criticism for high taxes and PR maintenance costs [#6, #36].
  • Remote work arrangements vary by employer; not all companies support global remote beyond 90 days per country [#143, #163].

5. 行动建议

  • Prioritize New Zealand (Green List) for straightforward, low-maintenance PR acquisition.
  • Confirm company policy supports remote work in NZ and clarify timezone/workload expectations.
  • Plan for eventual education considerations beyond the initial 3-year assignment.