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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.
The new policy changes have the potential to significantly impact the racing industry in respect to the ability of migrant workers to take up Track Work Rider and Stable Hand roles.
The Government has introduced a number of changes as a consequence of concerns over unsustainable immigration levels, and the high proportion of low skilled workers coming to NZ under the AEWV.
Immediate changes have been announced to the Accredited Employer Worker Visa (AEWV) scheme.
Secondary teachers moving to New Zealand will be put on a fast track to residency to help address workforce shortages.
The Active Investor Plus is our only investor visa option currently and requires significant professional guidance to navigate its complexity.
An updated LQEA is used for qualifications assessments under some employment-based residence and work visa applications.
There has always been great rivalry, and comradery, between New Zealand and Australia. Such competition also extends to the world of migration.
If you are currently working as a halal slaughterer in New Zealand, you now have a pathway to New Zealand residence!
Many new NZ residents are unaware that if they are convicted of an offence, they could become liable for deportation under the Immigration Act 2009.
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