A few weeks ago, the immigration department
of New Zealand has announced that it is already planning on closing most of its
offices overseas. This means that they are going to bring back most of the
processing of services back to the country. Only a number of overseas offices
would continue to run like it used to. Immigration New Zealand (which is also
known as INZ) is already working on this and making sure that the processing of
any applications for immigration to New Zealand would be done right on New Zealand
soil.
This is good news for a lot of individuals
who are in the country. This means that there are more opportunities for work
in the country. Finding a place for employment would be made easier as there
would be more options.
Among those sites that would be closed are
those that are in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Moscow, Shanghai, Ho Chi Minh, Jakarta,
and New Delhi. Two offices that are based in New Zealand would also be closing
its doors. Another one that would be closed would be the NZ immigration overseas
office in South Africa.
NZ
presence will remain
According to the INZ, they will make sure
that they will still a presence of some sort in these countries where they are
closing their offices. This is to ensure that they would still be able to get information
about the market and the type of individuals who may be interested in being
immigrants to the country. Any activities that would need to be done to still
be able to push through with any programs that they have to be able to bring in
the required immigrants would still continue to happen. Only the offices would
be closed down. Any relations would still remain.
Steve Stuart has stated that they are
estimating lesser individuals employed outside the country. This may be from
250 to 300 individuals. These jobs would then be transferred to the country.
Stuart works as the head of INZ’s visa services. He continued that it may be
quite unsettling for those who would be affected and he says that they are very
highly appreciative of the work, commitment, dedication, and professionalism
that these individuals have displayed throughout their service.
Applications
will still continue
Stuart has continued to disclose that those
individuals who may be interested in getting visas can actually still apply online.
If this is not an option for them, they can also physically send in their
applications through INZ offices. All they need to do is find these offices
online or through the yellow pages. Applications will still continue and this
is an option for everyone who may be interested in going to the country.
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