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Immigration New Zealand will permanently delete unsubmitted draft Expressions of Interest on 24 August 2026. Here is your final checklist to submit your SMC EOI before the draft wipe.
Immigration New Zealand updates take effect 24 August 2026. Group and Tour Escort visitor visa applications move to the Enhanced Online system—here is your essential guide.
Unsubmitted draft Expressions of Interest for New Zealand's Skilled Migrant Category face permanent deletion on 24 August 2026. Here is your essential final checklist before the portal cleanup.
Immigration New Zealand will permanently delete all unsubmitted draft Expressions of Interest (EOIs) on 24 August 2026. Review our essential checklist on SMC point rules and wage thresholds before your draft is wiped.
A breakdown of the 24 August 2026 NZ Skilled Migrant Category updates, detailing new pathways and wage-threshold rules for technicians, tradespeople, and skilled workers.
New NZ immigration rules taking effect on 24 August 2026 update the Skilled Migrant Category, introducing two new pathways for tradespeople and technicians alongside revised wage threshold settings.
New Zealand introduces significant updates to the Skilled Migrant Category starting 24 August 2026. Discover how new pathways and wage thresholds impact tradespeople, technicians, and skilled workers.
While high-pathogenicity H5 avian influenza has not been detected in New Zealand poultry, biosecurity preparedness remains crucial in 2026. Here is what backyard chook keepers and commercial farmers should do to protect their flocks.
While H5 bird flu has not been detected in New Zealand poultry, the risk remains. Here is how backyard and commercial poultry owners can safeguard their flocks in 2026 through proactive biosecurity measures.
With the global H5 avian influenza threat continuing into 2026, New Zealand poultry owners must step up biosecurity. Here is your practical guide to protecting your backyard flock, despite no current detections in NZ poultry.
