New Zealand is set to ease its visa rules, allowing tourists to work remotely during their visits. The change aims to boost tourism and support economic growth.
New Visa Rules Take Effect
Starting January 27, changes to the visitor visa will allow holidaymakers to work remotely while traveling in New Zealand. This move is designed to attract digital nomads and provide a new source of tourism revenue.
Targeting Digital Nomads
The government is particularly focused on attracting digital nomads—remote workers who will likely stay longer and spend more during their visit. This initiative is seen as a way to draw in a new type of tourist to the country.
Boosting Tourism and Business
The government’s goal is to position New Zealand as a hub for global talent. In addition to boosting tourism, the government hopes the new visa rules will encourage remote workers and businesses to form lasting connections with the country.
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