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The re-election of Donald Trump has sparked significant interest among Americans in relocating to New Zealand due to contrasting political and social landscapes.
This is what you need to do if you are an Accredited Employer Work Visa holder changing jobs or if your employment ends.
We need immigration policies that are much better at future-proofing New Zealand’s actual skill needs.
The Government is making changes to provide open work rights to more partners of migrant workers, allowing them to work for any employer in any position in New Zealand.
New Zealand's immigration cycles create challenges for long-term planning in health, education, and infrastructure. With a declining net migration and an aging population, the country needs stable, long-term migration policies to address future workforce and demographic needs.
If you are considering applying for New Zealand citizenship, this article will be helpful to clarify the reasons for applying, the requirements for eligibility, and the process involved in undertaking an application.
The last 30+ years have seen 17 Ministers of Immigration, 5 changes of Government, and thousands of policy changes. Inconsistency of INZ's decision-making has remained the only constant.
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has announced very significant increases to most visa application fees, which will take effect from October 1, 2024.
The Prime Minister’s pre-election statement rings true today more than ever - “The world is awash with savings, yet New Zealand does not provide a gateway that makes it easy for that capital to enter the country”.
Remote work has become increasingly prevalent since Covid-19. However, NZ's immigration policy presents challenges for remote workers, particularly visitors, due to its definition of "work" and visa conditions.
Australia is tightening its immigration policies aiming to reduce net migration, changing its visa policies to favour key trading partners, and scrapping certain investment visas. What does this mean for NZ?
The Government has recently introduced a number of policy changes which are going to impact all accredited employers.
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