INZ is making changes to how we prioritise some resident visa applications

[desilva]

thanks Erin.

[Tariq Shahzad]

Perfect, Thank you Erin

[Cheech]

I spoke with Gill Bonnett, immigration reporter for Radio New Zealand, today - she is planning to do a news story about this announcement by INZ re: the priority criteria in the next week or so. I feel it's important to keep this issue in the media in an attempt to hold INZ accountable for what they have said about resuming allocations from the general queue.

That was quick https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/...esidence-visas

[EGoodhue]

That was quick https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/...esidence-visas

Wow, that was quick!

[claire77]

https://www.newsroom.co.nz/pro/2020/...on-tap-kind-of

Can anyone read this?

[Kaashvi]

Wow, that was quick!

You are one of the great and helping tendency persons. After reaching to NZ, somehow would like to meet you at once.
Great job.👌👌👏👏👏

[chandanN]

https://www.newsroom.co.nz/pro/2020/...on-tap-kind-of

Can anyone read this?

No.. I am not. It will ask you to subscribe.

[chandanN]

Wow, that was quick!

Thanks a lot Erin for all the help you are doing to us.

[VedSaumya]

The same immigration notice interpreted. It also says, "That would allow INZ to start processing a backlog of skilled migrant applications that stretched back to December 2018. Immigration New Zealand has been contacted for comment".

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[EGoodhue]

So one of the SMC team managers has today confirmed that the front of the queue today is 11 December 2018. We now have a baseline to be able to establish whether anything that INZ have claimed is going to happen (resuming allocations from the main queue) is happening going forward. I'll check in with them again in one month's time (to give them a bit of time to get their act together following the announcement). Hang in there people