Immigration

A university lecturer hopes her stories on female Asian migrants can start a movement that empowers others.

The Immigration and Protection Tribunal will decide if the kickboxer, who arrived 19 years ago using another person's passport, will be sent back to the Czech Republic.

New Zealanders in Australia say they feel like their country has turned its back on them following another setback in return travel plans.

Foreign PhD students are calling for a longer student visa so they can continue their study without having to worry about spending time and money on getting extensions.

Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce chief executive Leann Watson says even before the Covid-19 restrictions on immigration were introduced, Canterbury was already short of workers.

More refugees will have the chance to start new lives in New Zealand under a new programme using community groups to sponsor them.

An ICU nurse who immigrated to New Zealand says getting residency is so difficult she may take her skills offshore.

2021 was yet another year riddled with Covid-19 lockdowns, endless queues for MIQ spots and families separated by border closures. As the year draws to an end, we look at what this year has meant for…

Tarri Caraquez and Joel Macarubbo's family have gone from selling their belongings to pay for food, rent and nappies to being back on a firm footing with a fast-track to residence.

Dr Shane Reti says the National Party would relax immigration rules, fast track nurses and doctors onshore into residency programmes and possibly open another medical school to help build the health… Audio

An inquiry into the seafood sector's workforce has recommended a raft of changes to reduce its reliance on migrant workers.

Community Law says it is 'blown away' by the wide-ranging effects of its win in a High Court immigration case.

Auckland's diversity found a new space in the Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland Museum this year. Kadambari chats to the people involved in making this a dynamic, community-driven space. 

The government is letting more migrant workers into the country to help with the labour shortage gripping the primary sector.

A High Court ruling means 4000 residents who were unable to come to New Zealand because of immigration rules can now travel here.