For business owners in New Zealand, the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) programme represents a significant framework for hiring skilled migrant workers. Understanding this programme and its implications is crucial for those seeking to employ migrants in their businesses.
You can listen to this automated AI version of the article here: Contents: Requirements for the Work to Residence VisaWage requirements for the Green List Work to Residence Visa From 29 September 2023, anybody who meets the criteria for the Work to Residence Visa, Care Workforce Work to Residence Visa, or Transport Work to Residence Visas can submit their residence…
You can listen to this automated AI version of the article here: Contents: What is changing with the new Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa?So how does the new point system work?Skilled job offer or skilled employment in NZSome visa requirements are not changing From 9 October 2023, the New Skilled Migrant Resident Visa comes into effect, with…
You can listen to this automated AI version of the article here: The rug is potentially being pulled from out beneath employers and current holders of AEWVs with the announcement of 5-year maximum visa validity which comes into effect on 27 November 2023. Previously, AEWV holders who were being paid at least the national median wage…
Contents: HR Templates may not be sufficient for employer accreditation applicationImmigration NZ (INZ) currently requires “human resource policies and processes which are of a high standard”.VisaAide NZ works exclusively with ConsultingHQ for HR Process Development for Employer Accreditation Accredited Employer HR Documentation RequirementsHR Templates may not be sufficient for employer accreditation applicationSome HR companies offer low…
I am a NZ citizen or resident and I want to bring my non-NZ partner, who is currently overseas, to NZ to live with me. What type of application should I make?This is a very common question that we get at VisaAide so I just thought I’d shed some light on the matter.To be eligible…
The Specific Purpose or Event visa may be in jeopardy.The Specific Purpose or Event visa (SPV), commonly referred to as the “Rugby Visa” has changed recently. This change indicates that a sports player that currently holds an SPV is unable to apply for a new SPV while in NZ unless Immigration New Zealand is satisfied…
