The pandemic has played havoc in the lives of international students and migrants at large. We at Immigration Advisers New Zealand have been trying our best to keep our clients updated and informed at all times through various platforms. These platforms are updated every day and cover the sector news, changes in immigration policies and instructions as and when announced by the New Zealand Government.
Our team of five Licensed Immigration Advisers understand the impact on migrants due to changes in immigration policies and instructions and are thus able to anticipate issues and assist clients with tailor-made solutions by keeping in mind their background and circumstances.
The highlight of the last few weeks has been the changes to Essential Skills Work Visa instructions and the Government's long term strategic recovery plan to help reset New Zealand's international education sector.
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Essential Skills visas are changing 27 July 2020
From July 27 2020, we will be using a median wage threshold to decide how long someone can stay on an Essential Skills visa and their options to support family. Currently we use a combination of a job's Australian and New Zealand Standard...
Coronavirus: Sir John Key says Government should 'trial' ...
"We clearly don't want community transmission, but in the same way we welcome New Zealanders who are returning from overseas, appropriately putting them in quarantine for 14 days and testing them - certainly the universities have the capacity to...
The Government has released a long-term strategic recovery plan, backed by a $51.6 million investment from the COVID recovery and response fund to help reset New Zealand's international education sector. The recovery plan spans four years, with a ...
Remuneration threshold to replace combination of ANZSCO and salary to assess skill level Remuneration to determine following: whether an employer needs to engage with MSD to meet the labour market test the maximum duration of the visa whether the ...
'Migrants are not taking jobs away from Kiwis' -...
By Julie White, CEO of Hospitality New Zealand New Zealand's hospitality sector needs migrant workers and government support to fill skill shortages Prior to COVID-19, New Zealand's hospitality industry was already experiencing a significant...
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