INZ pushes applications by partners of temporary visa holders down the queue in Mumbai
Nearly 5000 temporary entry partnership visa are currently in queue.
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Man tried to blackmail former employee with fake sex claim
Harjit Dheil had been convicted in the Auckland District Court for blackmail.
Immigration adviser left unlicensed wife to do his work
Tribunal says implausible that Chinese wife was merely an interpreter.
Immigration consultant farmed out work to unlicensed person
Tribunal chairman says a caution would not reflect seriousness of his conduct.
Pleas to Government over Wellington's bus driver shortage
But the Immigration Minister will not put the job on skills shortage lists.
Katikati retailer gets home detention and fine for exploiting migrants
Some weeks, the employee was paid less than $3 an hour.
Couples kept apart in visa crackdown
The immigration minister says relationship visas can pose a significant fraud risk.
Licensed immigration adviser censured and fined
Adviser's correspondence with INZ brought profession into disrepute: Tribunal.
'Doubly victimised': Battle with Immigration over domestic violence status
Perpetrators of domestic violence are ineligible to sponsor future foreign partners.
Childcare fees rise as teacher crisis hits
Kindercare fees rising $1 or $2 a day to cover higher staff salaries.
Tourists told to take 6000km gamble for visas
The tourists are faced with a "very expensive gamble" on their holiday.
Tough love: Couples kept apart by immigration rules
More finding it hard to meet 12-months living together visa requirement.
Kiwi mum who killed student in crash can stay in Australia for her kids' sake
Puipuiomaota Galuvao hit and killed a schoolgirl in 2014 while driving unlicensed.
Local Focus: Controversial mayoral candidate says he's honest, not racist
Casson is sure he has a chance to become mayor. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
UN report: Kiwis seeking asylum abroad
A report shows dozens of New Zealanders have been accepted as refugees.
Afghan-Kiwi's plea to reunite with family
"We are really worried about my brother's safety in Afghanistan."
'That's why 51 Muslims died': Wellington Mayor calls out 'racist' after vile email
"Their rant isn't about immigration. This is racism."
Government unveils new employment plan
PM and Employment Minister unveiling the first of what will be six action plans.
Kiwi, 58, detained in Cambodia for 'being homeless'
Kiwi Chris Knight claims he was detained for having coffee with Cambodian journalists.
Stuck in the queue for NZ: Why thousands of Indian visas are held up
Applicant told only cases of extreme emergency will be prioritised.
FBI probing claims Walmart shooter inspired by Chch mosque attacks
White supremacist manifesto reportedly posted online before the shooting in El Paso.
Immigration not to blame for housing crisis - study
New research has challenged claims that immigration flows have driven NZ's housing crisis.
Mosque shooting: Families have visa questions
More than 200 emergency visitor visas issued to family members since March 15
From Sir Peter Jackson to Sir Roger Hall: NZ's 'Ten Pound Pom' legacy
Their stories have been shared as part of a free weekend of access to immigration records.
The victims of Australia's deportation policy - they're Kiwis
Australia has a long history of dealing harshly with immigrants - now Kiwis are feeling it
Deported immigrants' stories to feature on Herald with NZ On Air support
Deported and Misconceptions series win funding, while Local Focus returns.
Falun Gong practitioner who used fake documents granted refugee status
Chinese woman used fake employment letter and lied about having two children to get visa.
Supermarket stranger's random act of kindness
Stranger's generosity at Dunedin supermarket reduces Syrian refugee to tears.
Matthew Hooton: Jacinda Ardern's 'year of delivery' is a hoax
How has this Government failed? Let me count the ways.
'Cultural mistake': Chinese man who 'tweaked' boy's penis escapes conviction
Tweaking a boy's penis was an acceptable sign of affection in China, the Court heard.
Oranga Tamariki bungle: Risk drug mum's baby would be sold by gangs
Family Court judge lashes child protection agency over care of drug smugglers' baby.
No refugee status for man saying he is Taliban target
No question of law arising from the Tribunal's decision to dismiss, judge rules.
Why dying mum's crime may orphan her eight kids
Immigration says it'll consider manslaughter conviction in visa decision for her partner.