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  • Immigration update: new eMedical system

    INZ says eMedical is an exciting initiative that will deliver important benefits, including:

    • Saving time and costs for INZ and its customers: eMedical provides a secure online channel for a visa applicant’s health information; in most cases this information will not need manual assessment by immigration officers.

    • Improved customer experience through eliminating paper medical certificates: this will help INZ reduce visa application processing times.

    Applicants and their representatives will continue to have access to their medical information through eMedical reporting mechanisms.  As happens now with paper medical certificates, an applicant will be able to provide their health information, as captured in eMedical, to their representative if they have one.

    The new eMedical system will also support a fully online visa application process.  eMedical will be phased in progressively from late 2014, and during 2015 it will be integrated with Immigration ONLINE, INZ’s new technology platform for visa applications and processing.

    More information can be found on the Immigration New Zealand website.

  • Research funding available for China edu-tourism research

    The China Market Information Programme is administered by the Ministry of Business Innovation & Employment (MBIE). It offers dollar-for-dollar support for businesses keen to research improved offerings in this area. 

    The aim is to assist tourism and related businesses to better target and develop products and services for our second largest and fastest-growing visitor market. 

    To be eligible, the research needs to be new, seek to understand the China visitor market better, have a product and/or service development focus, and target one or more of the higher value segments of the market. These segments include the tourism overlap with education services. 

    The programme opened in October 2013, and has allocated funding of $1.6 million over two years. It invites applications from a wide range of co-investors, who can be individual businesses or research syndicates (based on region, itinerary, supply chain or a ‘special interest’). 

    For more information about the China Market Information Programme, see the MBIE website. 

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