Visa Pathways
If you would like to come to New Zealand, just let us know your areas of interest and we take care of everything else, so you don’t have to worry about what’s required.
From the moment you contact us, we will assign you one of our counselors. They will be in charge of identifying and correlating all the paperwork for you and guiding you throughout the whole process, from traveling to New Zealand to identifying study and employment pathways.
We work closely with our partner Licensed Immigration Adviser for all matters related to Immigration, immigration advice, and the visa application process.
We will make sure you are in good hands from start to finish.
We will keep you abreast of all the immigration news and updates of what is happening here in New Zealand.
Student Visa
“Immigration Rebalance: international Education Sector” is the recent policy released by Immigration New Zealand where we can see several changes in the International Education Sector.
With this type of student visa for New Zealand, you can study full-time at the course stated on your visa and work part-time up to 20 hours/week in any employment while studying..
With this student visa for New Zealand, you can Study up to 3 courses, one after the other, on a single student visa and work part-time up to 20 hours/week in any type of employment while studying.
If you choose to study a Green List aligned Degree in a New Zealand University you will be eligible to enter the Fast Tracked “Straight to Residence” pathway or the “Work to Residence” pathway.
Work Visa
The Fast Tracked Straight to Residence and Work to Residence Pathway:
The Immigration New Zealand has released “The Green List: Simplified application and residence pathways” to attract migrants for specified high-skilled, hard-to-fill occupations.
Migrant workers coming to New Zealand on a work visa under one of the occupations listed in the Green List will be able to apply for a “Straight to Residence” pathway or the “Work to Residence” Pathway.
Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV): Migrants workers will still be able to look for opportunities to work in New Zealand. With the support and advice from our Partner Licensed Immigration Adviser, we will guide you through the right process.
Partnership Work Visa: When your partner enters New Zealand on a Green list work visa you may be eligible to apply for a Partner work visa which would allow you to come and work with your partner in New Zealand
Resident Visa and Other Types of Visas
These visas usually let you live and work in New Zealand indefinitely.
The Skilled Migrant Category assesses a number of factors including your age, work experience, qualifications and an offer of skilled employment to work out if you are eligible or not.
Alternatively, the Work to Residence category is when you apply to ‘upgrade’ from a temporary work visa to a residence visa after holding a temporary work visa for at least 24 months.
Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa: Rapid Pathway visas are now available and discussed in the Green List. These visas provide rapid pathways to residency through the skills identified on the Green List.
Work to Residence – Talent Word Visa (Accredited Employer): This visa was for people who have a skill needed by a New Zealand accredited employer. There are a number of pathways to applying for a Resident Visa or applying for any of the other types of visas available to allow you to work and study in New Zealand.