Immigration Central Ltd, Auckland, New Zealand

25/02/2025

It's great news for PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS today being added to the Straight-to-Residence Pathway. Contact us for more information if you are thinking of coming to work in New Zealand.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/media-centre/news-notifications/government-announces-primary-teachers-to-be-added-to-straight-to-residence-pathway

23/01/2024

What are YOU doing this long weekend in Auckland? It's Auckland Anniversary Day on 29 Jan 2024 and a great way to spend it is by the water! (Don't accidentally turn up to work!). Pop down with family and friends to join in the excitement of dragon boat racing at Viaduct Marina. With all Auckland teams and a number of visiting teams it makes for nail-biting racing!

14/01/2024

Watching the sun set on 2023 from Whatipu Beach, West Auckland. Walked the Omanawanui Track, found a great picnic spot and waved goodbye to 2023.

08/01/2024

Happy New Year everyone. Good news for employers: The Government is pausing the increase of the median wage rate for the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) that was due to go up in February 2024.

All current wage rates in place will remain, including:

• NZ$29.66 per hour for migrants employed on most AEWVs
• NZ$26.16 per hour for AEWV holders covered by the Care Workforce Sector Agreement
• Specific wage rates for other sector agreements and roles with exemptions to the median wage.

The median wage will still increase to NZ$31.61 in February 2024 for other visa categories that use it, such as the Skilled Migrant Category and Parent Category. However, this planned increase will not impact applications that are received before the increase.

20/12/2023

From our company to yours, we wish you a Blessed Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.

Thank you for your continued support.

22/12/2022

Merry Christmas everyone. We'll be closing at 5pm today, 23 December 2022 and re-opening on 9 January 2023.

Take care out there and have a safe and happy Festive Season.

Thank you for your support in 2022.

26/11/2022

Congratulating Mr.C of Argentina for his approved New Zealand Resident Visa 📨

Thank you for choosing Immigration Central 🙏🏼

24/11/2022

Immigration Central is a proud sponsor of Marist Waterpolo Club in 2022🌊

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23/11/2022

2021 Resident Visa Application approved today for family of 3, from the Philippines
Congratulations Mr P and Family 🎊

19/11/2022

Many visas have only recently reopened. This means it may take some time to build an accurate picture of processing times.

We advise travellers not to book travel until their visa has been approved. 

You can contact us anytime via email or 📞

[email protected]

12/11/2022

earned the six and the greates title last night🏆

The Black Ferns are New Zealand's senior women's rugby team and the most dominant team in women's rugby with Women's Rugby World Cup titles in 1998, 2002 2006, 2010 ,2017 and 2021. Congratulations

11/11/2022

Here are some fresh statistics about AEWV ( Accredited Employer Work Visa) applications from 4 July 2022 until today: (Source: Immigration NZ) 📧

06/11/2022

New Zealanders have a strong national identity and a sense of belonging, and value cultural diversity.

Immigration Central

01/11/2022

Silver fern - a tree fern only found in New Zealand-symbolising regrowth, new beginnings, peace and tranquility. 🌿

The silver fern has been accepted as a symbol of New Zealand’s national identity since the 1880s. To Māori, the elegant shape of the fronds stood for strength, stubborn resistance, and enduring power. To Pākehā (New Zealanders of non-Māori descent), the fern symbolised their sense of attachment to their homeland

30/10/2022

In addition to English and sign language, Maori is also an official language in New Zealand. 17% of the country’s population is native Maori and, despite certain years of darkness that the language lived through, today they are trying to preserve it. If you are passing through New Zealand and want to learn more about this fascinating culture and its peculiar language, visiting Rotorua is a fantastic option.