Which department does Immigration New Zealand belong to?

Central government agencies. According to the query, the study abroad network shows that.

1. Immigration New Zealand is the central government agency responsible for the management and supervision of immigration affairs, established by the New Zealand Immigration Act.

2. Immigration New Zealand, established in 1940, is responsible for the management and supervision of immigration affairs. Before the establishment of the Immigration Bureau, New Zealand's immigration affairs were managed by multiple departments, which made the immigration policy not unified and coordinated, and it was difficult to really play the effect of immigration policy.

3. Immigration New Zealand consists of three departments, namely, Immigration Department, Refugee Department and Student Affairs Department. The Immigration Department is responsible for issuing New Zealand permanent identity cards, sponsoring immigrants, business immigrants and investment immigrants. The Refugee Department is responsible for processing and approving all refugee applications, while the Student and Work Visa Department is responsible for managing and approving student and work visa applications.