Australia and New Zealand Immigration News

According to the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID), the newly elected Labor government may end the so-ca

On 26 November 2007, New Zealand will introduce a replacement to its current investor immigration scheme called the Active Investor Migrant policy. The current policy has not proven very popular and failed to "connect investors with New Zealand businesses."

The Active Investor Migrant policy will be subdivided into three categories which have different requirements: General (Active) investors, Professional investors, and Global investors.

The requirements for each are as follows:

New Zealand is continuing to experience a decline in immigration and more New Zeal

Jacqui Dean, MP for the New Zealand region of Otago, is concerned that any tig

91 percent of New Zealand citizens feel that skilled migrants make an important contribution to their country, according to a new survey by ShapeNZ for the New Zealand Business Council for Sustainable Develo

Recent figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) show that migration is increasing to South Australia.