Immigration NZ News

Residence pathways for skilled workers are complex but can be navigated with the right guidance.

New interim work rights for Accredited Employer Work Visa applicants.

The government has introduced new health screening rules for dependent children of temporary visa holders.

Supporting staff on their residence journey helps boost loyalty, stability, and long-term retention.

Visitor visa holders can now legally work remotely while enjoying a Kiwi holiday. Know what is allowed for you as an employer.

Despite faster processing times from Immigration NZ, common pitfalls still challenge employers and migrant workers.

Immigration is always changing, and this can leave you scrambling if something gets missed. Here are some key tips to keep on your business dashboard.

The long-awaited Parent Boost Visa is due to go live later in 2025.

Several changes rolled out in March that migrant workers holding Accredited Employer Work Visas (AEWV) need to know.

On Tuesday, 1 April 2025, New Zealand launches its refreshed Active Investor Plus Visa. This is a clear signal to the globe our country is open for business and has significant drive to attract foreign direct investment.

The government has made substantial changes to the Active Investor Plus Visa setting. These will become effective on 1 April. There will be greater opportunities for business to source investment from migrant investors, as the criteria for an acceptable immigration investment have widened considerably.

Several changes have been made to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) rules, effective from 10 March 2025. These are positive changes for employers and migrant workers to help grow a skilled workforce.