The Government has announced new immigration measures for the hospitality and tourism sectors that are set to alleviate recruitment stress for employers and move New Zealand to a “higher wage economy”.
The new median wage of NZD $29.66 an hour will be adopted into the immigration system on 27 February 2023.
All wage thresholds indexed to the median wage will also be updated. This includes the Accredited Employer Visa (AEWV), occupations covered by sector agreements, and residence visa categories.
On November 24, 2021, COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins announced the second part of what will be the border opening plan for New Zealand.
In addition to telling you the details of this announcement, we want to make the specific distinction between what the opening of borders means and the possibility of applying for a visa to enter.
A border exemption will allow 300 overseas qualified teachers to enter New Zealand under a new class. Education Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement and
The government has approved a waiver class for 1,000 international higher education students, who began their studies in New Zealand but were caught offshore when
INZ recently announced a new app suspension extension for people outside of New Zealand Recall that as of August 10, 2020, applications for most temporary
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