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Truckies say certificate of fitness (CoF) delays putting the skids on work ahead of Christmas - Vimarsana News

Truckies say certificate of fitness (CoF) delays putting the skids on work ahead of Christmas

Some truckies and their associates say delays are hampering drivers’ chances to get crucial safety checks done. An Auckland motor industry operator said his...

Immigration: Entrepreneur scheme is 'a dog', NZ missing out on job creators, adviser says - Vimarsana News

Immigration: Entrepreneur scheme is 'a dog', NZ missing out on job creators, adviser says

NZ missing out on wealthy migrants who can create jobs, adviser says.

Worker shortage still severe despite slowdown - Vimarsana News

Worker shortage still severe despite slowdown

Survey of Employers and Manufacturers Association members shows hiring still tough.

'Like we don't exist': Stress continues for visa holders denied residency - Vimarsana News

'Like we don't exist': Stress continues for visa holders denied residency

Immigration advisor says the new resident visa is very welcome for people who qualified, but “cruelty” for people who miss out.

Making rich migrants give to charity won't work, says recent NZ resident - Vimarsana News

Making rich migrants give to charity won't work, says recent NZ resident

To get a resident visa, wealthy investors can either invest $10 million in the country in three years, or $3m within four years with points earned based on certain factors. United States commercial real estate investor Ibrahim Al-Rashid, son of Saudi billionaire Dr Nasser Ibrahim Al-Rashid, had always intended to pursue his philanthropy in New Zealand after he became a resident through the investor migrant visa. SUPPLIED Philanthropy can’t be enforced or imposed, says Ibrahim Al-Rashid. The Al-Rashids wanted to move to New Zealand, for at least half of the year, after visiting in 2017. ...