New Zealand border restrictions amidst COVID-19 and their impacts on temporary migrant workers.

IF 1.4 4区社会学 Q3 DEMOGRAPHY

Asian and Pacific Migration Journal Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1177/01171968221126206

Liangni Sally Liu, Guanyu Jason Ran, Xiaoyun Jia

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Abstract

In September 2021, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced the offer of a one-off residence visa category - the 2021 Resident Visa, to over 165,000 temporary migrant workers and their family members living in the country. The offer was a response to the backlog and growing numbers of applications that INZ was unable to attend to largely because of the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on relevant statistical data, news media reports and available academic publications, this research note examines how New Zealand's sanitization policies during the pandemic affected the lives of temporary migrant workers who hold various work visas.

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COVID-19 期间新西兰的边境限制及其对临时移民工人的影响。

2021 年 9 月，新西兰移民局（INZ）宣布向超过 16.5 万名居住在新西兰的临时移民工人及其家庭成员提供一次性居留签证类别--2021 年居留签证。由于 COVID-19 大流行期间的封锁，移民局无法处理积压和日益增多的申请，而这一举措正是对这一问题的回应。本研究报告利用相关统计数据、新闻媒体报道和现有的学术出版物，探讨了大流行期间新西兰的消毒政策如何影响持有各种工作签证的临时移民工人的生活。

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Asian and Pacific Migration Journal DEMOGRAPHY-

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