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India-New Zealand FTA opens 5,000 temporary work visa slots for Indians

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India-New Zealand FTA opens 5,000 temporary work visa slots for Indians

The pact covers IT, engineering, healthcare and education professionals, with eligible workers allowed to stay for up to three years

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