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20/11/2024

Post Study Work Visa Changes and Student Visa Processing Improvements

Important changes to PSWV eligibility from 18 November 2024, including wider qualification acceptance and consecutive study options. Plus, updates on student visa processing improvements.

14/11/2024

Critical Updates: SMC, Work to Residence Requirements, and Visa Holder Obligations

Essential clarifications on registration requirements for skilled visas, manager escalation processes, and temporary visa holder obligations. Important information from Immigration New Zealand.

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4/11/2024

Open Work Rights Return for Partners of High-Skilled Migrants in New Zealand

From 2 December, partners of AEWV holders in higher-skilled roles earning at least 80% of median wage will receive open work rights. Learn about these important changes and who qualifies.

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9/11/2024

Important Changes to the Migrant Exploitation Protection Work Visa (MEPV)

Key updates to MEPV regulations effective 31 October 2024, including changes to second MEPV applications and revised definitions of migrant exploitation. Learn what these changes mean for you.

31/10/2024

Important Updates: AEWV Changes for Business Sales and Mergers

Learn about new changes to accreditation rules affecting AEWV holders during business sales or restructures, effective from 6 November 2024. Understand what these changes mean for employers and employees.

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30/10/2024

Complex Immigration Cases

Navigate complex immigration cases with Surani Associates' expert guidance. From character issues to deportation notices and domestic violence cases, learn about your rights and options in New Zealand.

22/10/2024

Important Update for Parent Category Visa Applicants!

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has released important information regarding the Parent Category Expression of Interest (EOI) process. At Surani Associates, we're committed to keeping you informed about these crucial updates.

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8/10/2024

Important Immigration Updates: Skilled Residence and Work Visa Changes

Recent updates from Immigration New Zealand (INZ) have brought significant changes to skilled residence applications and work visa policies. Here's what you need to know:

1/09/2024

Important AEWV Updates: Skills Requirement Easing and Triangular Employment Rules

Learn about temporary exemptions to AEWV skills requirements for specific roles and sectors, and understand the strict rules for triangular employment arrangements in New Zealand.

28/08/2024

Essential Tips for Job Check Applications

Learn crucial tips for selecting the right ANZSCO occupation in Job Check applications and discover new part-time work rights for migrant school leavers awaiting residence decisions.

12/08/2024

New Zealand Visa Fee Increase: What It Means for Migrants and Employers

Significant visa fee increases across most migrant categories from 1 October 2024. Learn about the changes, potential impacts, and how Surani Associates can help navigate these new challenges.

12/08/2024

Essential Updates from Immigration New Zealand: What You Need to Know

Stay informed about crucial changes to visitor visa durations, AEWV processing, and visa escalation procedures. Learn how these updates impact your immigration journey in New Zealand.