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Christchurch restored as a refugee settlement location
About 20 Afghan and Eritrean quota refugees are expected in Christchurch next year.
Immigration advisers targeted in credit card fraud
Credit card used for purchases of beauty treatments, Uber eats and an expensive holiday
Immigration files stored in public foyer
The boxes were kept in a foyer outside Immigration NZ's office.
Student fraud uncovered: 895 visas to be checked
Finance company blacklisted from visa work after student visa scam.
Iranian man jailed for dousing witness in petrol
A man was doused in petrol and nearly set alight to prevent a court case.
Almost deported victim granted visa
She was locked up and deported after reporting a serious crime. Now she can stay in NZ.
Turk fears religious, political persecution if deported
The former Kiwi student made anti-Islamist and anti-Turkish comments online.
'I'll smash Valerie Morse myself': Peace group threatened
Violent threats made against peace group opposing visit of controversial Canadian pair.
Immigration NZ demanded letter of support from dead parents
Agency demanded proof for Māori elder's wife's visa application. But there's a problem.
Deported South African mother fighting to return to NZ
Rhonda Arumugam says she has not seen her family since 2011.
Kiwi woman with a brain aneurysm may have partner sent back to America
Elizabeth Bradley and Ken Chertok say they are life partners, best friends and in love.
'Appalling treatment': A victim went to police to report a serious crime. She got deported.
EXCLUSIVE: Immigration Minister says treatment of deported crime victim "appalling".
Partner of mum who kept daughter as sex slave jailed
Avneensh Sehgal helped the most despised woman in NZ keep a teen girl as a sex slave.
Budget 2018: $34m to tighten screening of NZ-bound migrants
Immigration Minister says investment aimed at combating exploitation of migrants.
Immigration NZ pulls sex worker from skilled employment list
Removal to "avoid further confusion" that people could migrate as skilled prostitutes
Lawyer guilty of fraud during first trafficking case
Barrister in New Zealand's first human trafficking case found guilty of fraud.
NZ sex workers angry at foreign prostitute ads
Immigration NZ has received eight complaints on migrant sex worker advertisements.
Government agencies support teen sex slave
Kasmeer Lata first sold her daughter as a sex slave on her 15th birthday.
Bereaved stepfather facing deportation once stood for Whanganui MP
Mark Middleton has been ordered to leave NZ, accused of overstaying for 30 years.
Hawkesby: Callous, heavy handed treatment of Karla Cardno's stepdad
COMMENT: This family has been through more than enough - leave the poor guy alone.
Campaigner to launch petition for Karla Cardno's stepdad
Grant West believes Mark Middleton should have automatically become a NZ citizen.
Karla Cardno's stepfather: 'My phone hasn't stopped ringing'
Mark Middleton says he's received calls of support from all around the world.
Exclusive: Karla Cardno's dad to be kicked out of NZ
Mark Middleton, Karla Cardno's stepfather, has been in NZ since he was 4 years old.
Man guilty of trying to burn witness to stop testimony
A witness was doused in petrol and nearly set alight in Auckland last year.
Kiwi couple named in human trafficking case
The pair face over 40 charges for alleged human trafficking and exploitation of workers.
Migrant risk modelling system on hold amid racial profiling claims
Minister denies new method uses race to profile new migrants but has asked for review.
Inside Auckland's con-struction jobs
EXCLUSIVE: More than 100 illegal workers on Auckland's building sites deported.
Couple fight autistic son's deportation
A boy faces deportation to Bangladesh, which his parents claim would severely deprive him.
How did a banned criminal slip into NZ?
A convicted fraudster entered NZ on his third attempt despite being on a banned list.
'He's got a blurry eye': Temporary blindness reason for no-show
Vincent Smith was meant to be sentenced for $100k scam, but his no-show left judge fuming.
Couple's life now in limbo after immigration denial
Immigration New Zealand has declined Mr Tsering's visa.
Brazilian mum with new baby must leave NZ
Couple found out their visas had been denied - five days after their baby was born.
Demand for Silver Fern visa slows website
Demand for Silver Fern visa slowed Immigration New Zealand's website down yesterday.