Immigration NZ News
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Work visa extensions – now is the time to apply
On 27 November 2023 visa applications opened for workers to extend their Accredited Employer Work Visas to 5 years.
Work visa extensions – now is the time to apply
On 27 November 2023 visa applications opened for workers to extend their Accredited Employer Work Visas (AEWV) for 5 years.
Permanent Resident Visa applications
Apply for a Permanent Resident Visa (PRV), two years after your resident visa was first granted.
New Parent Visa
Many migrants have been frustrated there is no simple pathway to bring parents to New Zealand for extended periods or as residents. This may soon change.
New laws impact Accredited Employers
On 06 January 2024 the Worker Protection (Migrant and Other Employees) Act 2023 comes into force, are you ready?
Immigration in 2024 - what to expect
What can you expect in 2024: Increased government visa application fees, median wage changes, new Parent Visitor Visa, and increased work rights
Support to employers grows
Sam Ingham joins Lukas Sousa, as Head of Employer Relationships, boosting our capacity to provide immigration advice and solutions to business.
Taking a break
The team at Malcolm Pacific Immigration are taking a break over the holiday season from Wednesday, 20 December and reopen Monday, 8 January 2024.
National’s immigration election commitments
The National Party made a commitment to change several immigration settings if elected.
More change hits Accredited employers
As a growing number of migrant workers come forward with claims of exploitation, INZ are questioning more employers to ensure they are following the rules.
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