What will happen to the latest policy changes of New Zealand immigrants?

New Zealand's immigration policy is about to undergo major changes! Is the immigration gate in New Zealand open or closed? The general election has entered a white-hot stage, and representatives of all political parties are competing. Who will you support?

The latest data shows that the support rate gap between the New Zealand Labor Party and the National Party is gradually narrowing. Once the Labour Party wins this year's general election, it is likely to further tighten the immigration policy. So, how will the upcoming New Zealand election result affect the immigration policy? Once the policy is tightened, do New Zealand immigrants still have an advantage over Australia?

New Zealand's general election is just around the corner, and all political parties have tried their best to win votes. Not long ago, the Labour Party suddenly had a new leader. As soon as women leaders took office, they brought considerable variables to the general election. According to the latest UMR poll results, compared with last week's poll, the support rate of the National Party dropped slightly by 3% to 40%; The support rate of the Labour Party rose by 1 percentage point, reaching 37%. The gap between them has narrowed to 3%.

Labour may defeat the National Party? Such a variable is a big blow to those who intend to immigrate to New Zealand. After the election, the ruling party's control and change of immigration policy will directly affect the real estate market, study abroad market, business transactions, and other life focus issues that Chinese in New Zealand care about. On August 18, the annual meeting of New Zealand Investment Immigration Association was held. The Minister of Immigration, representatives of political parties and even representatives of the Australian Immigration Association were present to express their views on immigration policy.

Today, I will take you around some important topics in this debate to understand the attitudes of political parties to New Zealand's immigration policy.

Q: What is the direction of the political party's immigration policy?

A: The Maori Party believes that it is necessary to internationalize Maori culture and promote it to new immigrants on the premise of highlighting the interests of local Maori. I feel that this premise may have a protectionist tendency and will indirectly limit the so-called internationalization. In view of the Maori tribes' demand for control of all aspects of natural resources, I will wait and see.

The United Party is more friendly to immigrants, and it is abhorrent for political parties to use immigrants as a bargaining chip in the general election, but at the same time it encourages the improvement of the current immigration policy.

The National Party reiterated its support for immigration and study abroad, and believed that New Zealand must remain open in order to continue to seek good development in the international arena, which was consistent with the direction of the current immigration minister's speech at the conference.

The Labour Party advocates further strengthening and revising the existing immigration policies, formulating regionalization policies, and ensuring the introduction of needed immigrants beneficial to the national economy. Personally, I think this sends a signal of tightening immigration after taking office, which is consistent with the negative news that the Labour Party accused China property buyers and other related immigrants.

The Green Party hopes to strictly control short-term visas (work visas, study visas and visiting visas) to prevent low-value outsiders from staying in New Zealand for a long time.

Unfortunately, the Priority Party temporarily canceled its participation in this intra-party debate, but we can guess its consistent main line policy of opposing immigration.

Q: How do political parties view the influence of immigrant political parties on the real estate market?

A: On this topic, other political parties mainly think that municipal planning and infrastructure can't keep up. The Labour Party pointed out that it has always opposed overseas buyers buying New Zealand properties. The National Party emphasizes that the allocation and adjustment of the budget will increase the housing supply and solve the housing market price problem that other political parties are concerned about at present.

Q: What are these representatives' plans for parents' reunion immigrants?

A: The Green Party believes that it is unreasonable and inhuman to close parents' reunion immigrants at present. The Kuomintang party believes that further adjustment can ensure the relief of welfare and medical pressure, the reunion of parents and immigration. The Labor Party said that there will be no change or action in the immigration preparation for parents' reunion in the near future.

Q: In the past two years, I will hear some news about skilled immigrants and school violations, which have been widely discussed by political parties before. Did you mention it this time

A: Yes, the discussion mainly focused on illegal employment relations and school violations. All political parties have indicated that they will strengthen monitoring and management in these areas. The Labour Party is prepared to deploy more than twice as many inspectors to deal with this kind of behavior and improve supervision over employers' employment of overseas employees. The National Party emphasizes the further improvement of existing laws and regulations through adjustment.

Q: Can you sum up the impact of this speech by the Minister of Immigration and the debate of political parties on the relevant immigration policies and the trends of the affected people?

A: Generally speaking, the attitudes of the Labour Party and the Green Party on immigration are more radical than those of the Maori Party, the United Party and the National Party, with more emphasis on control and change. The other three political parties will tend to adjust and adopt a more moderate attitude.

In the next few years, New Zealand's immigration policy will further adjust spouses and entrepreneurial immigrants and visas. This will affect the relevant business personnel and employees in the construction, education, tourism and other industries.