Trump Signs Agreement Granting Few New Zealanders to Access U.S Visas

Few New Zealanders are to have simpler access to the U.S after President Donald Trump signed the 'KIWI Act,' greeted by Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister.

Expert Innovators and Worthy Investors Act indicates New Zealanders have a path to visas of E1 and E2.

It will involve business people have a choice to resume their visa on a rolling basis if they pass to enter the U.S various times over two years, sooner than asking for a new visa on every visit.

Ms. Ardern told the shortage of E1, and E2 visas had been a "significant issue" for Kiwis seeking to obtain access into the market of U.S.

"The smooth way of the K.I.W.I Act a sign of the power of the New Zealand-United States relationship, and I want to appreciate all those who executed the way of the Act possible," she told.

"The U.S is critically crucial to interests of New Zealand’s and this Act will help promote closer business ties with the U.S. I appreciate the U.S Congress and President Donald Trump for their assistance of the Act."