Migrant Youth Information Project
The Migrant Youth Information Project was a one-off research project which resulted in 2 publications in 2017.
The Migrant Youth Information Project was a one-off research project which resulted in 2 publications in 2017.
The Migration Data Explorer enables users to easily access data on the number of visa applications and the number of migrants in New Zealand.
Submissions for the Future of the Skilled Migrant Category consultation closed on 18 November 2022, and a total of 309 submissions were received.
We are proposing to introduce a simplified points system that sets a clear, fair, and transparent eligibility threshold for skilled residence.
We are proposing the following key changes to the Skilled Migrant Category.
The Skilled Migrant Category has traditionally been New Zealand’s main residence visa category based on skills and employment. New priority skilled residence pathways have been introduced under the Immigration Rebalance. There are now 3 main pathways to skilled residence.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is seeking views on proposed new settings for the Skilled Migrant Category residence visa by 18 November 2022.
This investment plan outlines the policy context for the He Ara Whakahihiko Capability Fund. Up to $8.6 million (excluding GST) is available to fund successful proposals in each investment round.
We support the Government to deliver an immigration system that functions well within wider labour market, economic, community and security contexts. This includes matching the skills and talents people bring to the skills New Zealand needs, enabling New Zealand’s security, and supporting our international relationships and important trade markets.
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