Illegal workers can apply for new visas to avoid deportation

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2013 Investment Immigration Trend Forecast

In 2013, although the mainstream status of Canada and the United States will not change, European and other countries will also It will gradually seize part of the market share, and the choices of immigration applicants will be more diversified. The high-profile intervention of European countries will further change the structure of the investment immigration market. Although most immigrant visas granted to applicants by European countries have certain restrictions, the advantage of the European Union's homogeneity allows applicants to only need a green card from an EU Schengen country to travel freely to all EU countries. The added value of the green card Will attract many people's attention.

Illegal workers can apply for a new visa to avoid being deported to their country

According to New Zealand China News Network citing NZ China News Agency, under the adjustment of New Zealand’s immigration policy, illegal workers can apply for a new visa Escape being deported.

According to the English Herald, illegal workers can work hard to obtain visas and residency rights and endure various unfair treatments. There is only one reason for adopting a tolerant attitude towards this state of exploitation. They are afraid that if they resist their employers, they will encounter the opportunity of not being able to stay in this country.

This situation is not uncommon in New Zealand society, but the current adjustment of New Zealand’s immigration policy will give exploited workers a glimmer of hope. Immigration New Zealand hopes to encourage illegal workers to take the initiative to report exploitative practices by their employers and escape deportation by applying for a new visa.

In the past year, the Immigration Department*** issued 1,045 deportation notices, which also included cases of illegal workers whose employers violated immigration laws and illegally stayed in New Zealand. Among them, 238 people held work visas. visa. Others received deportation notices because they did not meet visa conditions or violated visa-related requirements.

Peter Elms, the relevant person in charge of the New Zealand Immigration Service, said that the exploitation of workers is very serious. Most of the people who are exploited are for immigration purposes and have to endure it. In order to solve this problem, relevant departments have also conducted investigations and discussions; aiming to improve the disadvantages of these people, the Immigration Bureau will not tolerate the behavior of employers who use immigrants to create business interests for themselves.

Last month, an incident involving a Chinese student employee’s hidden rules was exposed, which attracted the attention of relevant departments. In order to obtain permanent residency, the Chinese woman paid her own salary during her employment, and the employer promised her a visa.

In the past 12 months, 33 cases of immigration applications using employment relationships have been investigated, but relevant sources said that this is just the tip of the iceberg.

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