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The New Zealand Government has announced significant reforms to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) to help employers address skill shortages and streamline immigration processes

These changes, set to roll out across 2025, will bring new opportunities for both employers and migrant workers while simplifying existing requirements.Key Highlights of the Reforms1. Removal of the Median Wage RequirementThe median wage threshold for AEWV roles will be elim...
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Starting December 2, 2024, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) is introducing significant changes to make open work rights available to more partners of migrant workers.

This initiative not only supports family unity but also addresses skill and labor shortages in key sectors across New Zealand.What Does This Mean for You?Open work rights allow partners of migrant workers to work for any employer, providing greater flexibility and opportunit...
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Children who are currently on a Visitor visa while the resident visa application is in process are now able to work part / full-time

From 1st October 2024, Children who are currently on a Visitor visa while the resident visa application is in process are now able to work part/full time. To be eligible, the child must: already have or be eligible to apply for a Child of a Worker Visitor Visa, or ...
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As of the 1st October, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) will be increasing their visa fees.

While it's clear that these changes are coming, I want to take a moment to emphasise the importance of acting promptly. If you have any upcoming visa processing needs, please make sure you contact us NOW, before the fee hike takes effect. Being proactive  will save you ...
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Understanding Recent Changes for Partners of Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) holders

At The Regions, we strive to keep our community informed about important immigration updates that may impact you and your loved ones. On June 26, 2024, the New Zealand government announced significant changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme. These modifica...
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As the borders have reopened, there has been an influx of visitors arriving in New Zealand on visitor visasWhile it is wonderful to see so many people exploring the beauty of New Zealand, there is a critical need to understand the significance of adhering to the terms of vis...
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Navigating the New Immigration Landscape:
Insights for the Dairy Sector

In the dynamic realm of immigration policies, recent changes announced by INZ (Immigration New Zealand) have left many in the dairy sector seeking clarity. As calls flood in, requesting insights into the implications of these adjustments, we here at The Region's Immigration ...
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Here's what you need to know:From 28 February 2024, the New Zealand median wage increased to $31.61.This increase does NOT apply to Accredited Employer Work Visas (AEWV) and AEWV-linked visas such as the Partner of a Worker work visa.Therefore, employees can be paid at $29.6...
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Protect Yourself From Scammers

November 13, 2023

Scam phone calls claiming to be from Immigration New Zealand

We have received several reports from our candidates in recent weeks on receiving phone calls or text messages from fraudulent sources claiming to be calling from Immigration New Zealand.These callers tell the person that there has been a problem with their visa conditions o...
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Work Visa Changes: What You Need to Know

There are some significant policy changes on the horizon for the New Zealand Work Visa, and we want to make sure you're well-informed.As a recruitment company specialising in the agriculture industry, we understand the importance of staying ahead of these changes to ensure t...
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