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三月五日刚出来的新闻,里面特别对团聚移民的要求有提高。虽然还没有正式出台,但这个意思是不是说这么修改的可能性很大啊? 专业人士来看看 如果新的法案出台都有哪些影响啊?
注:里面我有点不明白的是“Sponsors would be required to support immigrating parents for a period of 10 years, up from five” 现在的规定是5年,这个5年是指申请的时候就要提供能support父母5年的证据吗(收入证明应该能证明,但是5年10年以后的事情谁说的清楚啊)?还是5年以后父母才能拿到永久pr,申请福利?
请专家指点。
Immigration changes give preference to wealthy
A Cabinet paper shows the Government is planning to tighten up on family members seeking New Zealand residency while giving preference to better-off immigrants.
The draft paper leaked to the Labour Party shows Immigration New Zealand is planning to create a two-tier system where applications from parents sponsored by their higher income children, or those who bring a guaranteed income or funds, would be processed faster than other applications.
The system would also be tightened for those in the second tier for wealthier immigrants so that only those with no adult children living in their home country would be eligible.
Sponsors would be required to support immigrating parents for a period of 10 years, up from five, and parents would no longer be able to bring dependent children.
Parents with poor English would also need to "pre-purchase tuition".
The sibling and adult child immigration category would be removed to reduce the number of unskilled migrants who find it more difficult to get jobs and are more likely to get benefit payments.
Samoan immigrants would also be affected with the introduction of new minimum income levels.
Immigration Minister Nathan Guy said the policy was aimed at attracting migrants with the right skills and wealth to help grow New Zealand's economy.
"That is why we want new migrants to be self-sufficient and be able to contribute to New Zealand, rather than going straight onto a benefit."
However Labour's immigration spokeswoman Darien Fenton said New Zealand was becoming a country where only the rich were welcome.
"We roll out the red carpet for them, yet we make it near impossible for good, less well-off families."
The paper was prepared for the first 100 days of the new government but the changes were omitted in a briefing to incoming minister Nathan Guy which was publicly released last month.
"They will come as a shock to the thousands of people in New Zealand looking to reunite their families, especially given the special treatment handed out to millionaires such as Kim Dotcom," Fenton said. |
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