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Detailed information about changes to the Skilled Migrant Category is now available. The amended policy comes in to effect on 28 August 2017.
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The Government has announced a package of changes designed to better manage immigration and improve the labour market contribution of temporary and permanent migration.
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Auckland is the third best city in the world for quality of life, according to an international survey. Consultancy giant Mercer's Quality of Living Index ranks New Zealand's biggest city third out of 450 cities. Austrian capital Vienna was top, and Switzerland's largest city, Zurich, was second.
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International students in New Zealand are more likely to find a job than they are to return overseas a year after completing their qualification, according to a landmark report on the destinations and employment outcomes of more than 130,000 international students at government-funded institutions.
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After Bruce became our first Licensed Immigration Adviser (LIA) last year, we have been helping many students and clients with their visa applications and issues. Now we have two LIAs and the third one is on her way to be licenced.
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(from Newshub.co.nz) Restaurateurs say a nationwide chef shortage has reached a critical level, leaving some establishments so short-staffed they're having to slash opening hours.
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Come to read this new report that tells us how New Zealand is benefitting from immigration and New Zealander's positive attitude about immigration.
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The new announcement (on 11th October 2016) will make it a little more difficult for students to get Residence, but should not make a huge difference.
1. The ‘points” requirement for automatic selection has gone from 140 to 160 points (temporarily).
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Our Regional Manager Holly was traveling in Vietnam with our member schools and Education New Zealand. Holly is promoting Choose New Zealand and our schools to more agents and students in workshops and fairs. She has reported back lots of good news and we believe we will achieve more in the future. Looking forward to welcoming more Vietnamese students.
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Choose New Zealand’s delegates have attended the 2016 New Zealand International Education Conference (NZIEC) held in Auckland, New Zealand on 18, 19 August. This is the 25th NZIEC and the biggest ever.
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