New Zealand's Pathways to Residency: Boosting Economic Growth
New Zealand introduces two new pathways for migrants to gain residency to boost economic growth. Skilled and experienced migrants are expected to fill critical workforce gaps. This policy aims to help businesses expand. Despite positive net migration, New Zealand's economy struggles with negative growth.
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The New Zealand government has announced the introduction of two novel pathways for migrants to obtain residency, a strategic move aimed at bolstering the country's economy.
Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis emphasized the importance of skilled and experienced migrants in addressing workforce shortages and fostering business expansion.
The pathways cater to skilled workers, tradespeople, and technicians, requiring relevant experience and salary benchmarks. Despite positive net migration, economic challenges persist, with opposition from coalition partner New Zealand First.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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