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Opening NZ’s Borders – The Devil in the Detail

The Government has just announced a five-step plan to reopen New Zealand’s borders, starting on 27 February. It’s great news that will bring a lot of relief to New Zealand citizens stuck overseas.

Immigration Basic Facts / Opinion / Travelling to New Zealand 22 February 2022
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Dependents of 2021 Resident Visa Holders Now Eligible for Tertiary Study

Previously, children of work visa holders who could not acquire residency had to pay international tuition fees for tertiary education.

Immigration Basic Facts / News / Opinion 24 January 2022
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Testing Times Ahead for Employers

In mid-2022, INZ will introduce new labour market test rules for migrant workers. This will affect employers, who will need to become familiar with the new rules before borders open to skilled migrants next year.

Employer Assisted Visa in NZ / Employer Information / Immigration Basic Facts / New Zealand Work Visa / Opinion 30 November 2021
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One-off residency visa November update

The New 2021 Resident Visa is a one-off for work visa and long-term visa holders wishing to apply for residency. Those who meet the eligibility criteria will be able to apply in two stages, with the first opening in December 2021.

Immigration Basic Facts / New Zealand Work Visa / News 15 November 2021
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New Rules Clarified for the One-off Residency Visa

The one-off residency visa details have finally been announced in full, and its good news for migrants! The criteria will make it easier for migrants who have been in the country supporting NZ through COVID-19 to gain residency.

Immigration Basic Facts / News 03 November 2021
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What are your options for moving to NZ in 2022?

We answer the most common questions about travelling to and working in New Zealand post COVID pandemic. Even though NZ is currently in lockdown, skilled migrants and investors may apply.

Immigration Basic Facts / Travelling to New Zealand 26 October 2021
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How to apply for a NZ Work Visa

Skilled migrant workers can apply for a New Zealand work visa in 2021-2022 once borders re-open. We explain what you need to qualify.

Immigration Basic Facts / New Zealand Work Visa / Skilled Migrant Visa 22 October 2021
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Immigration update for migrants, what you can do right now

Due to COVID-19, there have been a lot of delays and disruption to visa processing, and those changes have caused significant confusion amongst migrants.

Immigration Basic Facts / New Zealand Work Visa / News / Skilled Migrant Visa 22 May 2020
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Guide to hiring a migrant worker

Many employers will be familiar with the process of hiring and managing a workforce, but when it comes to hiring workers from overseas, employers need to understand that they need to plan ahead.

Employer Assisted Visa in NZ / Employer Information / Immigration Basic Facts / New Zealand Work Visa 17 March 2020
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