Navigating the visa process can be daunting for anyone looking to work in a foreign country. However, New Zealand has streamlined this journey for skilled workers through the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV). This visa type provides a pathway to New Zealand...
If you’re a New Zealand citizen or resident and wish to bring your dependent children to New Zealand for a temporary stay, then you’ll need to get a Dependent Child Visitor Visa for them before their NZ trip. Just like standard visitor visas, these visas allow your...
If you are a New Zealand business owner, you may be interested in becoming an NZ-accredited employer. These kinds of businesses can sponsor skilled migrant workers to come and work for them in New Zealand. This can be a great way to attract and retain talented...
According to experts, the employment market of New Zealand will continue to see the steady growth it has experienced in the last three years. And, while job opportunities will be available across the board, there are some specific skills that are urgently needed....
Make your transition to a new life more manageable by preparing accordingly, starting with your visa
The New Zealand labour market is at its peak condition this year with the unemployment rate down to a significant 5.3 per cent, the lowest since 2009.The employment rate, on the other hand, rose to 13 per cent which translates to about 31,000 people hired, and experts...
If you’re looking for employment opportunities overseas, New Zealand is one of the best places to be. With a thriving economy and numerous vacancies, New Zealand has always been an accommodating place for skilled migrant workers to find work. Now, job opportunities...
New Zealand is teeming with employment opportunities not only for the locals, but for migrant workers as well. Not only can you follow a career in New Zealand, but you may also even work your way into being a resident in this country. Generally, you have numerous...
A Work to Residence visa is something migrants on temporary work visas would need if they want to permanently live in New Zealand. Once you have this, you will automatically gain the formal status of a resident, and you will be allowed to stay in the country indefinitely. Of course, you will also be given access to various publicly funded services. Before you become a resident, however, you would need to be eligible first.
Since the implementation of new changes regarding the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC), many applicants are finding it difficult to qualify. According to Immigration New Zealand, migrants would now need 160 points or more for an Expression of Interest (EOI). Applicants...
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