New Zealand’s government is planning changes to its so-called “golden visa” program to attract more wealthy immigrants who invest in the country. The Active Investor Plus Visa that ...

New Zealand has implemented significant immigration reforms to address labor shortages and simplify visa procedures. Key changes include the removal of median wage thresholds, reduced work ...

New Zealand is finally revealing details for its new golden-visa programs. After saying in December that it would be making changes to attract more wealthy individuals, the country announced ...

New Zealand is bucking the trend of its international counterparts with its investment-friendly visa approach. Here’s what ...

Amid persistent labour market shortages, New Zealand has introduced significant updates to its visa and employment requirements to streamline immigration procedures. The changes are aimed at ...

From October 1, 2024, New Zealand will increase visa fees and levies across almost all categories. Student visa fees are rising significantly, whereas post-study work visa fees are decreasing.

New Zealand's new "Parent Boost" visa allows parents of citizens and residents to stay for up to 10 years, with key health, ...

Asked whether changes to the visa program may include removing ... home valued at NZ$2 million or more, but that policy was blocked by the New Zealand First Party during the formation of the ...

The Active Investor Plus visa was successful at luring rich individuals to New Zealand and raked in an average NZ$1 billion ($570 million) a year, but has languished after rule changes in late 2022.

Asked whether changes to the visa program may include removing ... home valued at NZ$2 million or more, but that policy was blocked by the New Zealand First Party during the formation of the ...

The Active Investor Plus visa was successful at luring rich individuals to New Zealand and raked in an average NZ$1 billion ($570 million) a year, but has languished after rule changes in late 2022.

The Active Investor Plus visa was successful at luring rich individuals to New Zealand and raked in an average NZ$1 billion (S$770 million) a year, but has languished after rule changes in late 2022.