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Essential Skills visas are changing 27 July 2020
Changes on Essential Skills work visa are coming into effect on 27th July 2020, the existing ANZSCO skill band is going to be replaced with wage threshold to determine visa…
Latest News Regarding Covid-19 and NZ Visas
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Immigration NZ announce relaxed visa conditions for essential services
The Government has agreed to relax visa conditions for a short period to allow temporary migrant workers and international students to further assist with our essential services during the…
NZ border closures and exceptions
The New Zealand border is currently closed to most travellers. New Zealand citizens and permanent resident visa holders can travel to New Zealand. Resident visa holders can also travel…
New Zealand is one of the top 3 countries in which to survive an extreme global pandemic
(Article by PETER DOCKRILL 2 OCTOBER 2019) What’s the ultimate exit strategy if the worst happens? Like a sudden global pandemic, or some other kind of existential crisis that threatens…
COVID-19 UPDATE
From Monday 23 March, our office will be temporarily closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic and our team are working remotely. Rest assured this will not impact our ability…
Changes to working in New Zealand on a temporary work visa
What is changing and when If you are already in New Zealand on a temporary work visa, your existing visa status will not change. Most of the changes affect…
Coronavirus update: INZ’s response
As part of its response to managing the Covid-19 (also known as the novel coronavirus) outbreak the New Zealand Government has extended the travel restrictions for some foreign travellers…
Immigration resident visa application prioritisation changes
From 24 February 2020 Immigration New Zealand has made changes to how it prioritises some resident visa applications. The changes apply to the allocation of Skilled Migrant Category and…
New boost for German-New Zealand relationship
The 31st of January 2020 at exactly 11 pm GMT will be remembered as an historic day in the history of the United Kingdom and the European Union: Brexit has…
Parent Resident Visa – REOPENS FEBRUARY 24
If you have an adult New Zealand citizen or resident child who earns enough and agrees to sponsor you, you may be able to live in New Zealand permanently. You…