新西兰政府在2025年与印度的贸易交易中面临内部冲突,印度扩大了临时工作和学生签证,引发了关于透明度、移民和未来签证管制的辩论。 New Zealand’s government faces internal conflict over a 2025 trade deal with India that expands temporary work and student visas, sparking debate over transparency, immigration, and future visa controls.

新西兰联合政府因2025年与印度的自由贸易协定而分裂。 该协定允许1 670名持有临时许可证的熟练印度工人,并取消了学生签证的上限。 New Zealand’s coalition government is split over its 2025 Free Trade Agreement with India, which allows 1,670 skilled Indian workers on temporary permits and removes caps on student visas. 贸易部长Todd McClay坚持这项协议不会阻碍未来的签证上限, 但批评者, 包括反对党领袖及联盟伙伴Winston Peters, 都对此提出异议, Trade Minister Todd McClay insists the deal doesn’t block future visa caps, but critics, including opposition leaders and coalition partner Winston Peters, dispute this, citing conflicting statements and the agreement’s secret text. 劳工领袖Chris Hipkins质疑政府的透明度及缺乏磋商, Labour leader Chris Hipkins questions the government’s transparency and lack of consultation, while concerns grow over immigration policy, labor standards, and corporate benefits. 协议的命运取决于2026年11月选举前的联盟团结。 The agreement’s fate hinges on coalition unity ahead of the November 2026 election.