Immigration NZ News

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.

Sweeping changes to the Active Investor Plus Visa (AIP) announced today.

Visitors to New Zealand will be able to work remotely while on holiday in New Zealand.

From Monday, 3 March 2025, our new Wellington address is: Level 2, 40 Lady Elizabeth Lane

Major changes to AEWV - tailored solutions we can offer your business.

Sweeping changes to the Active Investor Plus Visa (AIP) announced today.

Visitors to New Zealand will be able to work remotely while on holiday in New Zealand.

Our Auckland office is moving shortly to a new location on Queen Street.

The government has signalled substantial changes to the Active Investor Plus (AIP) residence category coming soon.

The government announced a raft of changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme.

New Zealand Immigration Partners Auckland office is moving.

This year’s programme for immigration is packed with more change and challenges.

The government has announced changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme to be rolled out through 2025. It's great news for business!

There is a level of frustration at the current processing delays across the three gateways of the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme.

There is a level of frustration at the current processing delays across the three gateways of the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme.

The team at New Zealand Immigration Partners keep across the constant changes in immigration rules and regulations. Here is the latest roundup of interest to businesses and HR teams.

Immigration rules constantly change. Here are the latest headlines.

We have been reporting for some time on the progress of the new Parent Visitor Visa. The government has released more details.

The government has extended the validity of temporary visas for partners of New Zealand citizens or residents.

The Active Investor Plus (AIP) category incentivises investor migrants to invest into New Zealand's high-value, high-growth opportunities, and engage actively with the local market to boost economic growth and innovation.

If you are planning to recruit essential workers from overseas that you need in New Zealand from December 2024 onwards now is the time to apply.

A roundup of the latest changes relevant to employers and business.

To help save the taxpayer $563 million over 4 years the government is increasing visa application fees from 1 October 2024.

Anyone planning to be in New Zealand over the summer (anytime from December 2024 to February 2025) should apply for their visa now.

Immigration policy and rules keep changing. New Zealand Immigration Partners keeps ahead of any changes. The latest headlines are...

From 1 October 2024, there will be substantial increases in government visa application fees.

The expert team of Licensed Immigration advisers at New Zealand Immigration Partners can help people with student visa applications.

Immigration rules and procedures are always changing. New Zealand Immigration Partners keeps ahead of these changes.

The government has tightened the situations for migrant workers to bring family to New Zealand.

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A recent announcement will stop some migrant workers bringing family members with them to New Zealand.

Immigration NZ (INZ) has notified the market that around 500 employers are affected by an IT glitch.