New Zealand’s new immigration health policy raises concerns about inclusivity, skilled migration, and the long-term impact on families with disabled children.
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NZ Immigration Health Policy: Inclusivity vs Sustainability

On 17 March 2025, New Zealand introduced stricter health requirements for dependent children of temporary visa holders — including those on work, student, and military visas. Children with severe developmental disorders or cognitive impairments requiring significant support are now ineligible for student or visitor visas, unless granted a medical waiver.
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NZ Immigration Health Policy: Inclusivity vs Sustainability

NZ Immigration Health Policy: Inclusivity vs Sustainability

On 17 March 2025, New Zealand introduced stricter health requirements for dependent children of temporary visa holders — including those on work, student, and military visas. Children with severe developmental disorders or cognitive impairments requiring significant support are now ineligible for student or visitor visas, unless granted a medical waiver.
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