Immigration Trust

Open work visa rules have changed — are you still compliant?

From 20 April 2026, your visa may now limit how you can work. Some can be self-employed, while others must work for an employer only.

Getting this wrong could lead to serious issues with your visa.

👉 Find out what applies to you:
https://www.immigrationtrust.co.nz/inz-hub/open-work-visa-conditions-changed-in-april-2026-what-you-need-to-know

New income thresholds for Parent and Pacific visa categories in New Zealand are changing from April 2026.

If you are planning to sponsor your parents or apply under these pathways, these updates could directly affect your eligibility and financial requirements.

Make sure you understand what has changed and how it applies to your situation before you proceed.

Read the full article here:
https://www.immigrationtrust.co.nz/inz-hub/new-income-thresholds-for-parent-and-pacific-visas-nz-2026

Family Visa Changes from June 2026 – What You Need to Know

Big changes are coming to how family visa applications are processed in New Zealand. From 1 June 2026, applications for partners and children of temporary visa holders will move to the enhanced Immigration Online system, making the process more streamlined and connected.

If you’re planning to apply or support a family member’s visa, now is the time to understand how these updates may affect you.

👉 Read the full article here: https://www.immigrationtrust.co.nz/inz-hub/family-visa-applications-moving-to-enhanced-immigration-online-from-june-2026

New immigration changes take effect from March 2026 🚨

Updates to the National Occupation List and an increase to the immigration median wage may impact employers and migrant workers. These changes could affect job eligibility, pay thresholds, and future visa options.

👉 Read the full article to understand what’s changing and who may be affected:
https://www.immigrationtrust.co.nz/inz-hub/new-national-occupation-list-updates-immigration-median-wage-increase-from-march-2026