As immigration advisers, we understand the importance of staying informed about the latest developments in immigration policies and regulations, especially when it comes to employing migrant staff.
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Today, I am happy to guide you through the latest developments in New Zealand's immigration landscape post the 2023 election.
As New Zealand's allure as an immigration destination grows, so does the risk of falling victim to immigration visa scams.
The New Zealand Government has recently announced changes to the immigration system that provide increased protection and support for migrant workers.
The New Zealand Government has recently released information about changes to the Skilled Migrant Visa Category, effective from 9th October 2023.
Losing your job can be a challenging experience, especially for migrant workers in a foreign land.
If you're an aspiring migrant in New Zealand, you'll want to stay informed about the recent immigration changes that have already taken place. Here's the latest:
Despite meticulous planning, this system, still in its infancy, has encountered unforeseen and protracted delays from accreditation to job checks and work visa applications.
The upcoming New Zealand election has a lot of people curious about the immigration policies of the different political parties and the impact it might have on current or future immigration plans.
The Government has announced changes to the immigration system to increase protection and support for migrant workers.
As employers in New Zealand, staying informed about immigration regulations is pivotal for ensuring a smooth process for your employees and prospective talent.
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We are thrilled to announce our recent partnership with Amotai—an influential organisation dedicated to promoting supplier diversity and advancing the business interests of Māori and Pasifika-owned enterprises.
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A year has passed since the New Zealand border opened. With it, there has been a suite of visa introductions, amendments and adjustments according to the Immigration Rebalance plan.
The INZ IT systems have been plagued by various issues that have made the visa application process frustrating, time-consuming, and sometimes even impossible.
The Skilled Migrant Category is a main residency pathway for migrants looking to settle in New Zealand. We break down the proposed changes to this visa type, and what it means for migrants applying in the future.
Hear what VisaMaxNZ thinks about the recommendations outlined by the Productivity Commission on engaging with Māori in good faith for immigration policy and institutions.
How does immigration in New Zealand work? What guides the decisions that are made? And how are decisions made?
What does it mean for employers seeking workers? What about those wanting to move here? We have a look.
2023 will see changes for immigration in New Zealand, what trends are we expecting?
We break down the average timeframes for different visa categories.
We break down the key materials required for a visa application.
Job Checks open on the 20th of June. We explain this important step of the AEWV.
We discuss the new Green List and what it means for migrants moving to New Zealand.
We discuss the border reopening and changes to visa categories
We list some of the main reasons you might want to move to New Zealand.
The latest updates regarding employer accreditation from INZ
The challenges and solutions of a skilled labour shortage in New Zealand
Answer some quick questions to see if you're eligible
A checklist to prepare before lodging your visa
Struggling with the visa process for your staff? We'll show you how...
We'll tell you what you need to become accredited.
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