Dreaming of teaching in New Zealand? Great news! The country is fast-tracking residency for overseas secondary school teachers, especially those with STEM qualifications. Learn about the Straight to Residence pathway and how to qualify for a visa.
Planning to work in New Zealand with an Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV)? The New Zealand government has recently implemented changes to the program. This article breaks down the key updates and what they mean for the maximum duration of your stay in New Zealand.
Digital nomads rejoice! New Zealand might be on its way to offering special visas for remote workers. While the program is not an immediate priority, the government has confirmed they are exploring the possibility.
New Zealand implements stricter work visa rules to attract high-skilled workers and manage immigration levels. The reforms include English language requirements, reduced stays for lower-skilled roles, and minimum skill criteria.
Study abroad and stay forever! Explore 10 incredible destinations like Canada, Germany, and Singapore offering Permanent Residency (PR) to international students after graduation. Learn the benefits of PR and get tips for a smooth application process.
Work visas can open doors to exciting international experiences and cultural immersion. If you're a freelancer or remote worker, consider these 12 destinations for a truly enriching adventure in 2024. From the energetic cityscapes of Singapore to the natural beauty of New Zealand, discover your ideal work-travel haven!
New Zealand Immigration (INZ) has increased the minimum wage requirements for several visa categories, including Skilled Migrant, Green List Straight to Residence, Work to Residence, and Parent Category. This article outlines the changes and their implications for applicants and employers.
Fly from India to Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand at discounted prices with Malaysia Airlines' extended Holiday Special Sale! Book your flights by March 6, 2024, for travel up to November 30, 2024.
Exciting news for aspiring Kiwis! Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has streamlined the visa application process by taking PRV, SSRV, and VOTC applications online. This eliminates the need for physical documents and allows real-time application tracking.
The New Zealand Government's short-term financial support for exploited migrant workers on Migrant Exploitation Protection Visas (MEPVP) is ending on March 18th, 2024. While MEPV holders still have valid visas and can continue working, they will no longer receive financial assistance after this date.