Immigration New Zealand Reaches Out And Explains Immigration Policies

In today’s world, information is key. To be ignorant is really not an excuse anymore given the tons of ways that people can get information. That is why it is very important that people do their best to do research and to find out just what they need to know. The internet is always a great source of information – it is all about the right sources and knowing when something is fake or not. However, there are times when the need for the conventional way of getting information or giving information like talking to people face to face. This is the case for Immigration New Zealand when they went out and talked to immigrants about the changes in immigration policies in New Zealand.

The agency recently pushed on with a program they created. They went to communities where immigrants are and they did their best to be able to explain and get questions answered about the rules in visas in New Zealand. That way, people would know and would get the right information straight from them.

Explaining the changes

The parent visa category has been reintroduced in New Zealand just last August. It was good news for plenty of people especially those who are from other countries and would like to be immigrants in New Zealand. It has also become good news for those immigrants in the country who have been wishing of bringing their parents to join them in the country. The reintroduction of the parent visa category did come with changes though and the rules have been changed.

With the changing of rules, some immigrant communities in New Zealand were excited while there were some who had a lot of questions and contention to the new rules. This prompted some officials of New Zealand to do something about it as soon as possible. That is why Immigration New Zealand had created a plan to reach out to these immigrant communities and do their best to explain the new rules that came with the parent visa category. Meetings with immigrants are planned to be held in various communities around the country. Some of the first places on the list have already happened.

Behind the meetings

Matt Hoskin works as the National Manager Engagement of Immigration New Zealand. He and his team organized the whole set of meetings that would be done with immigrant communities around New Zealand. They were also the hosts of the meetings.

During the most recent meeting, they gave concise presentations about the changes in the rules and they also gave explanations on why such rules have been changed. They also encouraged the participants to throw them questions so they can address them properly. The meeting ended with the immigrant communities understanding the whole thing better.

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