Immigration New Zealand will grant amnesty to overstayers.

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Immigration New Zealand will grant amnesty to overstayers.

New Zealand immigration information: According to Wynn's New Zealand immigration expert, in order to win more help from Asian community leaders and clean up illegal immigrants, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau will give overstayers an Amnesty opportunity to continue living in New Zealand.

It is understood that the Immigration Bureau has formulated a pilot program. Through this program, those who are found to be illegally staying in New Zealand will be required to attend some educational courses to re-evaluate their immigration status in New Zealand, and those who are required to leave New Zealand can also re-apply to return to New Zealand in a legal capacity.

Generally speaking, if a person is deported from New Zealand, he cannot return for five years.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Labor said: "Those who intend to stay will be advised to attend some courses, and their immigration status will be evaluated in a timely and professional manner without fear of being repatriated or taken action by relevant parties."

It is understood that these suggestions are based on their interests. If they do these suggestions, they can basically return to New Zealand with impunity.

The spokesman also said that community leaders who are recognized as advocates also have certain responsibilities to their communities, and hope that they can advocate overstayers in their communities to actively participate in educational courses. These educational courses will focus on improving the environmental and cultural awareness of overstayers and helping them get along with local residents more harmoniously. These people don't need to provide detailed contact information.

The Ministry of Labor believes that this pilot project has been implemented very successfully, especially in developing relations with leaders of various immigrant communities. According to statistics, there are about 17485 illegal residents in New Zealand, including Samoan 4 198, China 23 12 (695), Indian (620) and Korean 573.

Lockwood smith, spokesman of the Immigration Department of the National Party, said: "Many overstayers are afraid to come out for various reasons, but this plan seems to be a good way to help them come out voluntarily."