Introduction to New Zeland, the Pacific offshore secret 
(Auckland City Center, New Zealand)
The land of the Kiwis, New Zealand is a true treat for tourists with serene beaches to rocky mountainous landscapes, exciting night life to rustic country sides and gushing geysers and volcanoes to snow clad mountains. It is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and consists essentially of two large islands, namely the North Island and South Island, which are separated by the Cook Strait. There also are numerous smaller ones, of which the largest is Stewart Island and is often referred to as the 'third island'. Especially keeping tourism in mind, for ease of locating places the country has been divided into 24 regions. New Zealand is a democracy headed by the Governor General, with a multi party system; there also exists a constitutional monarchy
Why set up an offshore division in New Zealand:
While the New Zealand authorities don't have very liberal laws for immigration and offshore company formation, foreign investment is looked at as a means to improve their populace rather than strictly a means to earn better revenues. Investment holding companies and in particular, Trusts are a frequent choice for those looking at offshore investment in New Zealand. The Trust Law has been derived from its own statutes as well as from English common law and equity and the governing statute is the Trustee Act (1956) as per which offshore investing is a viable option.
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