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11/05/2022

Immigration announcements

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/media-centre/news-notifications/nz-border-fully-reopening-july-2022

The Government has announced a new faster timeline for reopening the border and reconnecting New Zealand with the world. New Zealand’s border will now be fully reopened by the end of July – three months earlier than originally planned.

10/10/2021

Big Relief 💕

Visitors under the category will be exempt from Covid-19 border restrictions.

06/05/2021

BREAKING NEWS

New Accredited Employer Work Visa system will start from 1 November 2021

19/04/2021

Why does this government target Indian migrants ?

Why has the Labour Party declared war on the Indian migrant community ?

Why do they Indian community not demand of their Labour MPs answers ?

18/04/2021

Finally, some good news is afoot for migrant families broken apart by the COVID border closures.

Newshub understands the Government is planning to announce major changes on Monday to fix the anomaly which has split critical healthcare workers from their families overseas.



https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2021/04/migrant-healthcare-workers-to-be-reunited-with-their-families.html

Newshub understands changes will be announced tomorrow to reunite some migrant workers.

05/04/2021

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31/03/2021

Information for all travellers, student visa holders, and work visa holders currently in New Zealand.

Visa extensions and visa conditions

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/covid-19/in-new-zealand/visa-information/visa-extensions-and-visa-conditions

Visa options if you are in New Zealand and your visa is about to expire.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/covid-19/in-new-zealand/visa-information/if-you-are-unable-to-leave-new-zealand

Visa, work, and welfare information for migrants or refugees currently inside New Zealand.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/covid-19/in-new-zealand/migrant-or-refugee

Visa and work information for student visa holders already in New Zealand.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/covid-19/in-new-zealand/student

Information on visa extensions, new visa expiry dates, and changes to visa conditions.

03/03/2021

Violent is not acceptable in this country

24/02/2021

Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) Visa Review

Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi is considering a revamp of New Zealand's largest residence programme.

He says a review of the skilled migrant category is a priority.

The review could look at adjusting settings, such as minimum renumeration limits for lower-level skilled jobs.Or it could be something more wide-ranging.

No decision has been made on re-starting the selection of expressions of interest (EOI) for skilled workers, Faafoi said, but that would be looked at again by the end of next month.



https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/437077/skilled-migrant-residency-programme-in-need-of-review-faafoi

The immigration minister is considering a revamp of New Zealand's largest residence programme.

21/12/2020

The NZ Government signed deals with the University of Oxford/AstraZeneca and Novavax to bring in an additional 18.3 million doses. Both of these vaccines require two doses, meaning that over nine million people will be able to be vaccinated.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said: "We now have agreements in place with four providers, covering three different types of vaccine technology and we have secured more than enough doses to cover our entire population plus the Pacific."

Government officials announced that free doses will be provided to Tokelau, Cook Islands, Niue, Samoa, Tonga, and Tuvalu, according to NPR.

New Zealand has widely been praised for its response to coronavirus.

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27/11/2020

Nearly quarter of all partnership-based work visa applications 👫 are from applicants holding Indian passports 🇮🇳, followed by Philippines 🇵🇭 and China 🇨🇳. Although the approval rate is higher 📈 compared to last year, many new processing trends have emerged at Immigration New Zealand, including detailed interviews with the applicant (and the supporting partner), and this is even the case for some of the more well-established relationships.

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07/11/2020

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02/11/2020

The Government has announced that the Managed Isolation Allocation System is becoming fully booked prior to Christmas.
If you know someone overseas who is about to travel New Zealand during the COVID-19 pandemic, please make sure they are aware of the border restriction and isolation requirements.

All travellers entering New Zealand are required to:

- obtain a managed isolation voucher via the new allocation system.

- go into ‘managed isolation’ in a government-provided facility (hotel), or

- if you have COVID-19 symptoms, go into a quarantine facility (separate hotel).

You will need to stay there for at least 14 days. This will prevent any further unmanaged COVID-19 infection coming into New Zealand. You can’t self-isolate at home, or take a domestic flight before the 14-day period is completed.

29/10/2020

Temporary Visa Suspension Extended - Update by Immigration New Zealand

29 October 2020

Temporary visa suspensions for overseas applicants.

The current suspension of overseas applications for most temporary visas has been extended until February 2021.

The following offshore temporary entry class visa applications are not affected:

• relationship-based visas for partners and dependent children of New Zealand citizens and residents
• visas for diplomatic, consular and official staff and accompanying dependants
• Antarctic Traveller Visitor visas and Antarctic Work visas
• Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) Limited visas.

This measure was introduced on 10 August to prevent applications from those ineligible to enter the country due to current border restrictions.

The suspension is reviewed by the Government every month.

17/10/2020

Election result, New Zealand! Labour will continue to lead the Government, gaining a clear majority of seats in Parliament in the 2020 election.

17/09/2020

INZ has confirmed that as of August 14, there were 2,258 offshore temporary relationship-based visa applications on hand and 2,238 offshore residence relationship-based visa applications on hand.

14/08/2020

there are new 12 more cases in NewZealand make it 29 total in community

07/08/2020

Tick. Tick podcast: Jacinda Ardern says border may open for essential skilled migrants

Prime Minister signals the first significant loosening of the borders - and reveals her Government's biggest failure.

06/08/2020

22/04/2020

Many overseas-based partners of New Zealanders (and NZ based temporary migrant workers) who were earlier caught-up in a sudden policy change in Immigration NZ's assessment of partnership visa applications are devastated by the recent border closures that have once again created another roadblock in joining their partners, albeit this time, despite having their visas genuinely approved.

The frustration and the anguish within a small, but a "real" community who had earlier in 2019 endured the sudden changes in the manner Immigration New Zealand processed partnership visa applications, that had resulted in abrupt rejections of thousands of applications, is once again flaring-up after they were deemed ineligible to get an exception from strict border controls in place as a response to the covid-19 pandemic.

Source: IWK

The New Zealand border is currently closed to almost all travellers to help stop the spread of COVID-19. While New Zealand citizens and permanent residents are allowed to travel to and enter New Zealand, a very minuscule number of people will be selective

20/03/2020

New Zealand Borders Closes

04/11/2019

New Zealand's current Govt. Denied any migrant from India..

17/09/2019

Changes to Accredited Work to Resident Visa - Good or Bad?

The Government has finally made the announcement we have all been waiting for regarding changes to Work Visa policy. The biggest news is that people applying for Work to Residence Visas from October 7th 2019 will require a job offer with a minimum salary of $79,000 per annum. This brings the policy in line with it's initial intention to cater for employers supporting highly skilled workers, as average pay rates have increased since the program was first introduced.

Current instructions require applicants for a Work to Residence (accredited employer) work visa to include in their application a job offer meeting the following requirements:

- for employment in in the accredited employer's core area of business activity and under the direct responsibility of the employer;
- for a period of at least 24 months;
- for full-time employmentj
- for a position meeting the minimum salary threshold.

These changes will not affect work to residence work visas that have been already been issued or that have been submitted before October 7th, which will be accepted even with a salary of $55,000 per annum or higher.

Such a significant increase will affect especially lower skilled workers performing in the core area of activities of accredited companies, whose jobs are vital for the business’ operations but for which the employers are unable to meet such a high salary threshold.

These migrants’ only possibility to obtain a more permanent immigration status in New Zealand currently lies almost exclusively in the Work to Residence system and in the pathway to residence that this visa offers.

These migrants will now, most likely, have the low skilled Essential Skill Work visa as their only valid option to work in New Zealand, and will be unable to obtain any security regarding their immigration status and duration, their welfare benefits or the possibility to migrate with their family.

In conclusion, the new Work to Residence work visa policy will undoubtedly deprive New Zealand of the stable presence in the country of a significant and necessary workforce.

17/08/2019

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