U Immigration

08/06/2022

📣📣 Great news for those looking to apply for a temporary visa. In general, on hand visa volumes are reducing across the main temporary entry class visa categories, meaning faster allocation timeframes!

01/05/2022

From 11.59pm tonight (01 May 2022) the border reopens to visa-waiver travellers and those who still hold a valid visitor visa.

Visa-waiver nationals will need to obtain a New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (NZeTA) before travelling.

All travellers must complete a New Zealand Traveller Declaration prior to checking into their flight -

Complete your New Zealand Traveller Declaration before travelling to New Zealand by air.

08/04/2022

From 11:59pm Tuesday 12 April 2022, work and student visa holders can travel to New Zealand without a border exception.

Work visa holders must have access to evidence which demonstrates they still have a job offer or current employment when arriving in New Zealand.

Student visa holders must have access to evidence which demonstrates they still meet the funding requirements for students and that they are studying the same course at the same education provider that their student visa was granted for.

Don't forget to complete a New Zealand Traveller Declaration before traveling!

Complete your New Zealand Traveller Declaration before travelling to New Zealand by air.

03/04/2022

Is your business prepared for the upcoming mandatory accreditation?

Learn more about the requirements here:

Accredited Employer Work Visa – Update The Government recently announced that they were relooking at parts of the Accredited Employer Work Visa. As a result, the go live date has slightly shifted. From 23 May 2022 employers can apply for accreditation. The price of accreditation varies depending o...

16/01/2022

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16/01/2022

The 2021 Resident Visa is open to phase 2 applicants from 01 March 2022 - Are you eligible?

Learn more here:

On 30 September 2021, the New Zealand government announced a one-off residency pathway available to 165,000 migrants. To manage the flow of visa applications, Immigration New Zealand categorised people into two phases.