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This study investigates and calculates the fiscal impact of migrants to New Zealand and has been prepared for the New Zealand Immigration Service (NZIS).
PDF, 482KB, 102 pages
Compares the labour market outcomes of recent and long-term migrants with New Zealand-born people of working age, and seeks to identify differences between these groups.
PDF, 429KB, 66 pages
This report consists of two research projects that describe and analyse some of the outcomes of the General Skills Category (GSC) policy.
PDF, 690KB, 195 pages
This report is the second in a series produced annually to provide background information about trends in residence approvals.
PDF, 562KB, 103 pages
This report is the first in a series produced annually to provide background information about trends in residence approvals.
PDF, 242KB, 68 pages
This qualitative research was designed to define knowledge-based organisations including any perceived skill shortages they may face and any specific attributes that they look for in people when recruiting overseas.
PDF, 97KB, 36 pages
This occasional paper studies the labour market outcomes of New Zealands overseas-born population, using individual record data from the 1981, 1986 and 1996 population censuses.
PDF, 1.1MB, 275 pages
This qualitative research was designed to explore and understand the process of migrants sponsoring parents to New Zealand.
PDF, 366KB, 79 pages
The New Zealand Immigration Service has commissioned this review of migrant settlement literature with three objectives in mind: to assist it to operationalise policy concepts, as a basis for developing settlement indicators in New Zealand and to describe the factors affecting migrant settlement.
PDF, 277KB, 93 pages
This report presents the findings of an exploratory project aimed at assessing the fiscal impacts of migrants to New Zealand.
PDF, 386KB, 73 pages
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