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What to Look for in choosing a New Zealand Licensed Immigration Adviser
Choosing from the 1300+ licenced immigration advisers, and hundreds of immigration lawyers, is a confronting challenge. So what are the key considerations?
Do you have a complex immigration matter?
For many people, their personal circumstances can make navigating the requirements of any given visa category a difficult undertaking.
Looking back at the 2025 immigration year – and what lies ahead for 2026
The 2025 year saw sweeping changes across various visa categories in the middle of a sharp decline in net migration. So, what should businesses expect in 2026?
Our Changing, and Challenging, Immigration Landscape
NZ’s immigration settings are evolving rapidly, and the implications are both promising and problematic.
Parent Boost Visitor Visa
The PBV allows parents of NZ citizens/residents to stay in NZ for up to 5 years, with a second visa option for 10 years total.
New 5 + 5 Year Parent Visitor Visa to Begin 29 September!
The new Parent Boost Visa (PBV) can allow parents of NZ citizens and residents to stay for up to 10 years!
Bringing families together with Parent Boost
The Government has announced a new long-term visitor visa to help unite families and enhance NZ’s appeal to highly skilled migrants.
After 33 years...INZ gets its act together!
It has taken 33 years, but Immigration New Zealand may now have its act together!
Visas for partners of New Zealand citizens and residents
A person may apply for a work, visitor or resident visa based on their partnership relationship with their NZ citizen or resident partner.
Further changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa
The next round of the previously announced changes to the AEWV regime come into effect from 10 March 2025.
Open work rights return for partners of high skilled migrants
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.
Visa charges to increase from 1 October
Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has announced very significant increases to most visa application fees, which will take effect from October 1, 2024.