In this edition:
Can you prove your partnership is going to last the distance to obtain a visa?
Communication in the Kiwi workplace
Range of opportunities still exist for migrants to NZ
Robotisation is likely to have much less impact …
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February 2018
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December 2017
december newsletter
In this edition:
Immigration New Zealand Office Restructure and Closures
Christmas in New Zealand – a summer wonderland
A time to reflect on a new city and a buoyant economy
Worker shortages remain in key sectors
Immigration New Zealand office…
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December 2017
christmas closure – dates
Best wishes for the festive season.
Please note that the firm will be closed from Friday 22 December 2017 until opening in the New Year on Monday 15 January 2018.
Limited staff will be back in the office in the …
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October 2017
October Newsletter
In this edition: Immigration Changes – A New Direction Under A New Government Creative Christchurch Coalition will be challenging New government likely to reduce immigration numbers Immigration Changes – A New Direction Under A New Government
It will be somewhat …
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Immigration Changes – A New Direction Under A New Government
There are two fundamental drivers from the new Government perspective that set the scene for the need to change temporary visa policy, and they need to be highlighted.
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september newsletter
In this edition:
2017 Election – The Parties’ Stances on Immigration
Housing in New Zealand
Employers await election result
NZ population growth has impact on immigration
2017 Election – The Parties’ Stances on Immigration
With the final decision yet to …
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Seminar: Game-changing immigration adjustments
Seminar: Lane Neave is hosting a series of comprehensive immigration seminars across the country on the game-changing new policy that has recently been introduced.
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New Immigration Policy – the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – 28 August 2017
Major changes to the current immigration policy have been introduced today and will impact Essential Skills work visas, Skilled Migrant Category resident visas, and the employer accreditation scheme.
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