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Border and immigration settings

Last updated: April 27, 2021

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Border and immigration settings

Rachel Simpson

Published: April 27, 2021

Issue for Business: BusinessNZ is focused on the retention of skills (extensions, family reunification, removal of three-year stand down). We are also engaging with Government on plans for border opening and resuming visa processing (exemption settings, bubbles, vaccine passports, MIQ plans), future immigration settings, employer assisted visa settings and investor category visa settings

Action: We have submitted advice on this and continue to work with officials and Ministers on the issues.

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