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Living in NZ publishes plain-English guides on New Zealand visa and immigration changes, written by Licensed Immigration Advisers Ishvinder Singh (IAA 201401130) and Shaveta Khanna (IAA 202100174).

News publishers, community media and education sites are welcome to republish selected guides free of charge, on the terms below. We're also available for expert comment in English, Hindi and Punjabi.

Republishing terms

  1. Free to republish the guides listed below, in full or in part, online or in print, at no cost.
  2. Credit at the top or bottom: "This article was first published by Living in NZ, Licensed Immigration Advisers, Auckland", with a link to the original article.
  3. A followed link to the original page (not nofollow). Where possible, also a rel=canonical tag pointing to the original.
  4. Wait 7 days after we publish before republishing.
  5. Keep the facts unchanged. Headlines, trims and formatting are fine. Any change to visa rules, figures or dates needs our approval.
  6. Keep the publication date and this disclaimer: "General information only, not immigration advice. Rules change often. Check current INZ guidance or speak to a licensed immigration adviser."
  7. Updates and removal: if Immigration New Zealand rules change, we may send an update or ask for the article to be updated or removed, and you agree to act within 14 days.
  8. No paid placement: we don't pay for publication, and you don't pay us. Hindi or Punjabi translations are welcome if we approve them before publication.

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Disclaimer

General information only, not immigration advice. Rules change often. Check current INZ guidance or speak to a licensed immigration adviser.

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60 guides available to republish

Complex Cases & Appeals (7)

Drink Driving and Immigration Law

If you are in NZ on any kind of visa including "resident visa", the implications of drink driving are very serious. Learn about character requirements, PPI letters, and character waivers.

Employers (6)

Job Check Application

The Job Check is the regulatory mechanism that ensures the New Zealand labor market is protected. Learn about the Labour Market Test, market rate pay, and the approval process.

Moving to NZ (5)

Is New Zealand Safe for Immigrant Communities?

As 2025 draws to a close, Aotearoa finds itself at a volatile crossroads. The government's economic imperative to open doors to the world is colliding with resurgent nativism.

News & Policy (3)

India-NZ Free Trade Agreement 2026: Butter Chicken Tsunami?

Inside the 2026 India-New Zealand FTA: the 5,000-visa Temporary Employment Entry pathway, tariff cuts on apples, wine and timber, the new Immigration Amendment Act, and what it really means for migrants, employers and students.

Partnership & Family (4)

Partnership Visa Interview

As a part of your partnership based visa application assessment, the case officer will use a variety of information to determine if you meet the requirement of being in a "genuine and stable" relationship. Learn what to expect and how to prepare.

Residence & Citizenship (11)

Born in Aotearoa: Is Your Baby Automatically a Kiwi Citizen?

If your baby is born in New Zealand, are they automatically a citizen? A Licensed Immigration Adviser explains the post-2006 rules, the 'deemed visa' safety net, and how to lock in your child's status with INZ Form 1137.

Scams & Safety (7)

Student & Visitor Visas (5)

Work Visas (12)

Migrant Exploitation Protection Work Visa (MEPWV)

The MEPV is a specialized 6-month open work visa designed to empower migrant workers to escape abusive employment without losing their legal right to stay in the country.

Accredited Employer Work Visa

The AEWV represents the most significant overhaul of New Zealand's work visa system in a generation. Learn about the three-stage architecture, market rate requirements, and path to residency.

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