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End of year immigration update for employers
The immigration landscape has undergone several impactful changes in 2023, particularly in the last few months. And then, of course, has been the change of Government!
What Immigration Changes can we expect from the new Government?
We would like to see the Government taking a little more time to get it right first time!
Teaching in New Zealand
Teachers now have a pathway to New Zealand residence under the Green List Work to Residence (Tier 2) category.
Migrant exploitation – a blight and cost on all New Zealand
New Zealand has historically had a reputation as being relatively free of corruption, but this reputation is at serious risk with the current high incidence of migrant exploitation now rife in the country.
Comparing Immigration English Tests
When applicants are required applicants to demonstrate their proficiency in the English language, Immigration New Zealand recognises specific English tests.
Care Workforce Visa Pathways
If you are working, or planning to work, in a care workforce role in New Zealand then it is important you understand everything there is to know about your and your family’s visa options.
What is the difference between Resident Visa and Permanent Resident Visa?
While both visas allow the holder to live, work and study in New Zealand indefinitely, resident visa holders need to meet the travel conditions.
Updated List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment
An updated LQEA will be used for qualifications assessments under some employment-based residence and work visa applications.
What are the differences between New Zealand citizenship and New Zealand residence?
We are often asked this question by our New Zealand resident clients.
Dealing with False, Misleading or Withheld Information
Effective 25 September 2023, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is changing the way they deal with false, misleading, or withheld information while processing temporary and resident visa applications.
Its Election Time (again!) –a time to reflect…
So what have been the “immigration take-outs” of the last six years of the current Government?
Immigration median wage rises - yet again!
Effective February 2024, Immigration New Zealand is set to increase the median pay rate to $31.61 per hour.