New Zealand

Immigration New Zealand has announced modifications to its visa processing system for applicants, including shorter turnaround times. These changes are intended to make the process easier for people applying to live, work, or study in

The New Zealand government has implemented Phase 2 amendments to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV), which will take effect on March 10, 2025. These modifications will affect both new applicants and individuals who already

New Zealand has established a new possibility for travelers to work legally for up to three months under certain visitor visa categories. This reform allows professionals, entertainers, journalists, and others to work temporarily while enjoying

New Zealand will launch a new investor visa program in April to replace the underperforming Active Investor Plus visa. The redesigned system aims to increase foreign investment, which has been limited since the program’s inception

In November 2024, New Zealand revised its Long-Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL), which included 66 in-demand jobs. This allows qualified people to apply for work visas, family inclusion, and a path to permanent residency. According

New Zealand’s Straight to Residency program is providing a golden opportunity for skilled professionals seeking permanent residency in New Zealand Through this initiative, qualified candidates can bypass lengthy visa processing times and fast-track their way