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Following the guidelines outlined here will help ensure a smooth visa process. Do not hesitate to contact Immigration New Zealand if you have any other questions.

Nov 19 2023

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Migrants without visas paid in cash, living in sheds: Why no one is being prosecuted

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Overstayers from Indonesia have been found paying their landlord rent to live in makeshift sheds and a dilapidated caravan in West Auckland. Despite having …

Nov 18 2023

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Immigration changes to look forward to – or to fear?

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OPINION: All three potential coalition partners put out immigration policies. It’s anyone’s guess how many will actually become law. Here are some of the ones I like the look of.

Nov 18 2023

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New Zealand Jobs: All about temporary work visa for workers

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The AEWV has replaced the previous Essential Skills work visa, which required checks on the employer when a migrant applied for a visa.

Nov 18 2023

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Alarm as Immigration NZ advises international students to apply for visas four months before departure

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Education advocates and agents are calling on the agency to process applications faster to take pressure off potential student arrivals.

Nov 18 2023

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What are the Requirements for a New Zealand Tourist Visa?

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Following the guidelines outlined here will help ensure a smooth visa process. Do not hesitate to contact Immigration New Zealand if you have any other questions.

Nov 18 2023

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Immigration New Zealand vigilant of potential asylum claim abuse

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With asylum applications from Indian nationals on the rise, Immigration New Zealand is keeping a close eye on fraudulent claims.

Nov 17 2023

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Immigration changes to look forward to – or to fear?

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OPINION: All three potential coalition partners put out immigration policies. It’s anyone’s guess how many will actually become law. Here are some of the ones I like the look of.