Whether you are already residing in New Zealand or are planning a move to New Zealand, you should be aware of the benefits and risks surrounding your application or current permits. Consider working with immigration consultants and lawyers?...
The objective of New Zealand’s business and investment visas, and overarching immigration policy is to help grow New Zealand’s economy by enabling experienced business people to establish or buy businesses in New Zealand, contributing to the country’s economic growth....
The latest immigration news is that Immigration New Zealand has increased the remuneration thresholds for Skilled Migrant visa and Essential Skills visa applications, with effect from 15 January 2018....
All over the world, people are on the move, and more so than ever before. Nowadays, it’s relatively easy to get to know about other places and look at making a move to where the grass might be perceptively greener, to quote the old cliché....
New Zealand will rank among the strongest-growing of the advanced economies this year and next year, according to the International Monetary Fund’s annual World Economic Outlook....
The Essential Skills in Demand (ESID) Lists help to ensure New Zealand’s skills needs are met by facilitating the entry of appropriately skilled migrants to fill identified skill shortages....
The Immigration Act 2009 comes into effect from 29 November 2010. Until then the Immigration Act 1987 applies. ...
Thousands of wealthy foreigners are lining up to move here, just weeks out from the introduction of business migration laws that will grant them residency almost immediately....
A new Blog Post by Steve Koerber regarding new immigrants purchasing homes with major leaky home issues, got me thinking...