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INZ announce big increase in visa fees

Immigration visa fees and levies are going up significantly for most visa types as of July 31st. The increase also comes just weeks after applications open for the Accredited Employer visas.

Employer Assisted Visa in NZ / Green List Visa / New Zealand Work Visa / News / Opinion / Parent Visa Category / Skilled Migrant Visa / Student Visa 12 July 2022
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A guide to the Green List visa

As part of border reopening and immigration changes, the government has announced a new “Green List” of 85 hard-to-fill, high-skill roles that provide a priority pathway to residency.

Employer accreditation / Green List Visa / New Zealand Work Visa / News 23 May 2022
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The Year Ahead

From mid-2022, a new three-stage application process for work visas will be introduced. This will affect employers, who will need to become familiar with the new rules and become accredited before borders open to skilled migrants.

Employer Assisted Visa in NZ / Employer Information / New Zealand Work Visa / News 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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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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NZ Work Visa Update: The New Rules

New Zealand is seeking to re-open its borders over Q1 and 2 of 2022. Demand for overseas workers will be significant.

Employer Assisted Visa in NZ / Employer Information / New Zealand Work Visa 22 October 2021
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What We’ve All Been Waiting for….

To address the COVID-induced labour shortage, INZ plans to fast-track residency for 165,000 eligible migrant workers by December 2022.

New Zealand Work Visa / News / Opinion 30 September 2021
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NZ primary industry about to lose big

Australia was already a more attractive destination than NZ for migrant workers, for a number of reasons. The new agriculture visa adds another big one to the pile.

New Zealand Work Visa / Opinion 21 September 2021
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