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Skilled Migrant Resident visa
Build a new life in New Zealand. If you have the skills New Zealand needs, we'll assist you in obtaining a skilled migrant resident visa for a permanent move.
Partnership Visa
Join your partner in New Zealand. We provide comprehensive support, ensuring a smooth application process and helping couples navigate requirements to be together.
Work Visa
Work visas can be complicated due to various requirements for both the job role and its alignment with the ANZSCO job description. We will help you and your employer to gather all necessary documents and will explain how to prove that there are no New Zealanders available for the job being offered. Additionally, we assist employers in obtaining INZ employer accreditation and completing job checks, and provide guidance on advertising requirements.
Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV)
The AEWV is the most common work visa for people entering New Zealand to work. To apply for an AEWV, you must have a job offer from a New Zealand employer accredited by the government. Employers must first get accredited before a work visa application can be submitted. The employer will also need to get the job offer cleared by Immigration NZ (the “job check”) to prove there are no suitable NZ citizens or residents available.
Main Criteria:
– A genuine job offer from an accredited employer, paying at least the median wage (unless exempt).
– Proof of qualifications and experience for the job.
– Good health and character.
– Visa expiry usually linked to the pay rate.
– In some cases, the AEWV may lead to residency.
Three-Step Process:
- Employer Accreditation: The employer must be accredited by INZ before hiring a migrant worker on an AEWV.
- Job Check: The employer must apply to INZ for permission to hire a migrant worker by lodging a job check application.
- AEWV Application: Once the first two steps are successful, the migrant worker can apply for an AEWV work visa, valid for up to 5 years.
Work visas can be complicated due to various requirements for both the job role and its alignment with the ANZSCO job description. We help you and your employer gather all necessary documents and explain how to prove there are no New Zealanders available for the job. Additionally, we assist employers in obtaining INZ employer accreditation and completing job checks, and provide guidance on advertising requirements.
Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV)
The AEWV is the most common work visa for people entering New Zealand to work. To apply for an AEWV, you must have a job offer from a New Zealand employer accredited by the government. Employers must first get accredited before a work visa application can be submitted. The employer will also need to get the job offer cleared by Immigration NZ (the “job check”) to prove there are no suitable NZ citizens or residents available.
Main Criteria:
– A genuine job offer from an accredited employer, paying at least the median wage (unless exempt).
– Proof of qualifications and experience for the job.
– Good health and character.
– Visa expiry usually linked to the pay rate.
– In some cases, the AEWV may lead to residency.
Three-Step Process:
- Employer Accreditation: The employer must be accredited by INZ before hiring a migrant worker on an AEWV.
- Job Check: The employer must apply to INZ for permission to hire a migrant worker by lodging a job check application.
- AEWV Application: Once the first two steps are successful, the migrant worker can apply for an AEWV work visa, valid for up to 5 years.
Tourist Visa
Discover the beauty of New Zealand with ease. Our experienced team will help you secure a tourist visa, ensuring a hassle-free process so you can focus on enjoying your trip.
Student Visa
Getting a student visa can be tricky without professional advice, even though many education providers offer assistance for free. Some students apply on their own and end up in the wrong course, wasting time and money on programs that don’t lead to a resident visa or a job.
Our licensed immigration advisers have years of experience helping international students achieve their dream of studying in New Zealand. We assist you in choosing the right course based on your interests and career goals. We provide the best advice on obtaining your New Zealand Student Visa quickly and affordably.
Getting a student visa can be tricky without professional advice, even though many education providers offer assistance for free. Some students apply on their own and end up in the wrong course, wasting time and money on programs that don’t lead to a resident visa or a job.
Our licensed immigration advisers have years of experience helping international students achieve their dream of studying in New Zealand. We assist you in choosing the right course based on your interests and career goals. We provide the best advice on obtaining your New Zealand Student Visa quickly and affordably.
Skilled Migrant Resident visa
This is the most popular visa for those wanting to settle permanently in New Zealand.
The process has two stages:
- Expression of Interest (EOI): You need to score 6 points or more.
- Invitation to Apply (ITA): You must provide documents to prove everything you mentioned in the EOI.
How to Earn Points:
– NZ Professional Registration
– Qualifications
– Income
If you don’t reach 6 points through these, you can get up to 3 additional points for ‘skilled’ work experience in New Zealand. ‘Skilled’ work means ANZSCO 1-3 occupations paid at least the median wage or ANZSCO 4-5 occupations paid at 1.5 times the median wage.
You must have a full-time job or job offer from an accredited employer to apply for this visa.
The process can be technical and complicated, so many applicants use professional Immigration Advisers to avoid surprises.
Partnership Visa
New Zealand offers several partnership visa options. While these visas may seem straightforward, many people face declined applications because they chose the wrong visa or couldn’t gather all necessary documents. We offer expert guidance to ensure your application is complete and meets all standards.
Partnership Resident Visa
If you want to join your New Zealand citizen or resident partner permanently, you need a Partnership Resident Visa. This visa allows you to live in New Zealand indefinitely.
Please note: Migrants in New Zealand must stay on a valid temporary visa (e.g., work visa) while waiting for their resident visa.
Partnership Package
This option is for clients who want a smooth partnership visa journey. It includes both a partnership work visa and a partnership resident visa.
New Zealand offers several partnership visa options. While these visas may seem straightforward, many people face declined applications because they chose the wrong visa or couldn’t gather all necessary documents. We offer expert guidance to ensure your application is complete and meets all standards.
Partnership Resident Visa
If you want to join your New Zealand citizen or resident partner permanently, you need a Partnership Resident Visa. This visa allows you to live in New Zealand indefinitely.
Please note: Migrants in New Zealand must stay on a valid temporary visa (e.g., work visa) while waiting for their resident visa.
Partnership Package
This option is for clients who want a smooth partnership visa journey. It includes both a partnership work visa and a partnership resident visa.
Green List Visa
The New Zealand government has created a “Green List” to fill labor shortages in key industries and attract skilled workers from overseas. This list highlights high-demand jobs for fast-tracked residency, making the immigration process smoother. If your job is on the Green List and you meet the required qualifications, registration, or experience, you might get residency immediately or after working in New Zealand for 2 years. Check the current Green List roles here.
Straight to Residence:
Tier 1 of Green List
Migrant workers in specific roles in health and social services, construction, primary industries, science, engineering, ICT, and electronics and telecommunications can apply for residency under the Green List Straight to Residence Visa.
Eligibility Requirements:
– Work for an accredited employer or have a job offer from one.
– The role must be on Tier 1 of the Green List.
– Meet the specific requirements for the role listed on the Green List.
– The job must be full-time (at least 30 hours a week), genuine, and permanent, or at least a 12-month fixed-term contract. Independent contractors may also qualify under certain circumstances.
Work to Residence:
Tier 2 of Green List
Migrants who have been working in specific roles for at least 24 months can apply for residency.
Eligibility Requirements:
– Work for an accredited employer or have a job offer from one.
– Hold an Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) or another work visa.
– Meet the employment requirements for a Tier 2 Green List occupation.
– Have completed 24 months of work in New Zealand in a Tier 2 Green List occupation.
Family Visa
Reunite with your loved ones in New Zealand. We provide support to help families stay together, handling all the necessary details required for a successful family visa application.
Business Visa
Explore better business opportunities in New Zealand. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or an investor, our team will assist you in obtaining the right visa to achieve your business goals.
Visitor Visas
New Zealand is a fantastic place to visit, whether for a holiday, visiting friends or family, or a business trip. No matter how long you plan to stay, you’ll need a valid New Zealand visa.
Visitor Visas (Normal Case)
We offer expert guidance to help you complete your application correctly and meet all requirements, improving your chances of approval. Our services include:
– Advising on the best documentation to submit
– Representing you if there are any complications or challenges
– Submitting your application with:
– A professional cover letter
– A thoroughly checked and completed form
– Samples and drafts of necessary documents
– Convenient electronic systems for clients
– Fixed fees
– Full representation
Visitor Visas (Declined & Difficult Cases)
This service is for those who have had a visa declined or face challenging situations, including:
– Previous visa declines
– Criminal offenses
– Medical or health issues
– Overstaying
We provide specialized support to help address these issues and improve your chances of a successful application.
New Zealand is a fantastic place to visit, whether for a holiday, visiting friends or family, or a business trip. No matter how long you plan to stay, you’ll need a valid New Zealand visa.
Visitor Visas (Normal Case)
We offer expert guidance to help you complete your application correctly and meet all requirements, improving your chances of approval. Our services include:
– Advising on the best documentation to submit
– Representing you if there are any complications or challenges
– Submitting your application with:
– A professional cover letter
– A thoroughly checked and completed form
– Samples and drafts of necessary documents
– Convenient electronic systems for clients
– Fixed fees
– Full representation
Visitor Visas (Declined & Difficult Cases)
This service is for those who have had a visa declined or face challenging situations, including:
– Previous visa declines
– Criminal offenses
– Medical or health issues
– Overstaying
We provide specialized support to help address these issues and improve your chances of a successful application.
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