New Zealand has simplified travel visa rules to attract digital nomads and boost its tourism sector. Tourists can now work remotely for foreign employers while staying in the country for up to 90 days. The changes, effective from January 27, aim to increase tourist spending and make New Zealand more appealing for remote workers. However, those requiring physical presence in New Zealand must apply for appropriate visas. The government sees this as a way to revive economic growth after a recent recession.
To boost its tourism sector, New Zealand has further simplified the rules for travel visas. Under the new regulations, visiting tourists will now have the option to work remotely while traveling in the country. This change will benefit those who work online while on the move.
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