New Zealand is expanding opportunities for Vietnamese students to remain and work in the country after completing their studies. This information was shared by Michael Liu, partnerships advisor for Immigration New Zealand (INZ), during the New Zealand Education Partnership Conference 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City on August 24th. Details of the changes were revealed to *Thanh Niên* newspaper on the sidelines of the conference. The move aims to attract and retain skilled Vietnamese graduates, bolstering New Zealand’s workforce. Specifics regarding the revised policies were not immediately disclosed, but indicate a more favorable outlook for international students seeking employment. This announcement follows increasing demand from Vietnamese students seeking long-term career prospects in New Zealand. Further information is expected to be released by INZ in the coming months.