Monthly Archives: May 2018

Recent reports indicate migrating to New Zealand may have become more difficult, but has it for those who are needed most?

Posted on May 31, 2018 by James Turner, Senior Solicitor

An article titled, “Tough rules see migrants give up and go home”, was recently published in the New Zealand Herald. It says that annual migration is down 4800, from a high point a year ago. In the year to April 2018, … Continue reading →

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The Art of Submitting A Successful Visa Application

Posted on May 17, 2018 by Marinda du Toit - Practice Manager

Most of us have an appreciation for one or the other type of art. We may not all have the same taste or preference or even opinion on what we consider to be art. Whenever I see Roger Federer play … Continue reading →

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ANZSCO and Skill Levels of Jobs

Posted on May 3, 2018 by Jacqui Lee - Staff Solicitor

When surfing the net on NZ skilled job based visas, such as Essential Skills Work Visa or Skilled Migrant Residence Visa, you may have heard or read about the term “ANZSCO” and/or the phrase “Skill Level”. Let me tell you … Continue reading →

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