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Not sure which visa will suit you?
Are you dreaming of a life in New Zealand, but are unsure about which visa to apply for or you want to check whether or not you will meet the requirements of a particular visa category? We can carry out an eligibility assessment for you and will provide you with a written report about your options and eligibility.
Work Visas
Congratulations on your job offer in New Zealand! It's an exciting opportunity, but there are a few important steps you'll need to take. First off, you'll likely need to apply for an Accredited Employer work visa.To qualify, you'll need to show that you're well-suited for the job, with the right qualifications and experience. You'll also need to meet health and character requirements – think of it as New Zealand's way of ensuring you'll be a great addition to their community.
There's also a minimum salary requirement to keep in mind. This helps ensure that you'll be fairly compensated for your skills and contribution.
Lastly, your employer plays a crucial role in this process. They need to be accredited and have an approved job check to support your application. It's a team effort to make your move to New Zealand smooth and successful.
Partnership Visas
Are you in a relationship with a Kiwi or a New Zealand resident? Great news! You might be eligible for a partnership-based visa.Let's break it down:If you can show that you're living together in a genuine, stable relationship, you could apply for a temporary visa. This could be a visitor visa or even a work visa, depending on your plans.
Now, if you've been sharing a home for at least a year, you might be able to take it a step further and apply for residence. That's a big move, but it could be perfect if you're looking to put down roots in New Zealand.
Remember, every relationship is unique, so the specifics of your situation will matter. If you have any questions about how your circumstances fit into these guidelines, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you navigate the process and hopefully make New Zealand your new home!
Student Visas
Thinking about studying in New Zealand? That's an exciting prospect! Let's talk about student visas and what they mean for you.A student visa is your ticket to pursue education in New Zealand. If you're aiming for higher education, like university, keep in mind that you'll be paying international student fees. But don't let that hold you back – New Zealand offers top-notch education that's recognised worldwide.
Here's a bonus: once you've completed your studies, you might be eligible for an open work visa. This could be your gateway to gaining valuable work experience in New Zealand.
And it gets even better. In some cases, your New Zealand education could pave the way for employment or even residence. It's like planting a seed that could grow into a whole new life chapter!
Every student's journey is unique, so if you have any questions about how this applies to your specific situation, feel free to ask. We're here to help you make the most of your educational adventure in New Zealand!
Visitor Visas
Ever dreamed of exploring New Zealand? A visitor visa might be just what you need!These visas are perfect for short-term adventures in Aotearoa (that's the Māori name for New Zealand). They're ideal if you're looking to take a break from your routine and immerse yourself in a new experience.
With a visitor visa, you can:
- Catch up with family and friends
- Marvel at New Zealand's breath taking landscapes
- Dive into the rich local culture
- Tick off those must-do tourist activities on your bucket list
It's like giving yourself the gift of an unforgettable holiday. Whether you're keen on bungy jumping in Queenstown, exploring Hobbiton, or simply soaking in the laid-back Kiwi lifestyle, a visitor visa opens the door to all these experiences.
Remember, every traveller's needs are different. If you have any questions about how a visitor visa fits your plans, don't hesitate to ask. We're here to help make your New Zealand dream a reality!
Residence from Work
Are you 55 or younger and thinking about working in New Zealand? You might be in for a pleasant surprise! Some work visas could be your ticket to calling New Zealand home permanently.Here's the scoop:If you're in a job that's on Immigration New Zealand's Green List, or if you're working in specific roles in the Care or Transport sectors, you could be on a fast track to residence. How fast? Well, after just two years of working in New Zealand, you might be eligible to apply for residence.
It's like planting roots while you work – after a couple of years, you could find yourself with the option to stay for good!
Of course, every person's situation is unique. The specific job you're in, your qualifications, and other factors all play a role. If you're curious about whether your job fits the bill or how this might apply to you, don't hesitate to ask. We're here to help you navigate your journey from work visa to potential resident!
Remember, rules can change, so it's always a good idea to check the latest information. But isn't it exciting to think that your work adventure in New Zealand could turn into a permanent stay?
Skilled Migrant
Got skills that could help New Zealand grow? You might just have a golden ticket to call this beautiful country home!Let's talk about the Skilled Migrant category – it's a pathway to residence for talented folks like you who can contribute to New Zealand's economic success.
Here's what you need to know:You'll need to tick a few boxes – age, English proficiency, health, and character requirements. Think of it as New Zealand's way of ensuring you'll thrive here.
Skilled employment is key. You'll need a job that matches your talents and earns you at least six points on the skills scale. It's like proving you're a great fit for the Kiwi job market.
Now, here's the exciting part: if your application gets the green light, you're in for the long haul! You'll be able to live and work in New Zealand indefinitely.
Imagine that – turning your career move into a whole new life chapter.
Every skilled migrant's journey is unique, so if you're wondering how your specific skills and situation fit into this picture, don't hesitate to ask. We're here to help you navigate the path from skilled worker to potential Kiwi resident!
Remember, while the process might seem complex, the reward could be a lifetime of opportunities in one of the world's most beautiful countries. Exciting, right?
Section 61 Request
Finding yourself in New Zealand without a valid visa? Don't panic – there might be a way forward.Let's talk about something called a "section 61 request." It's a lifeline offered under the Immigration Act 2009 for people who find themselves in New Zealand unlawfully.
We get it – life can be complicated. There are many reasons why someone might end up without a valid visa, and we understand that sorting out your status isn't always straightforward.
Here's the good news: you can make a request to Immigration New Zealand to grant you a visa. The key is to present your case well. Think of it as telling your story – explaining your personal circumstances clearly and backing it up with solid documentation.
Every situation is unique, so your request should reflect your individual journey. Maybe you've built a life here, have strong community ties, or face challenging circumstances in your home country. Whatever your reasons, it's important to lay them out clearly and honestly.
Remember, while this option exists, it's not a guarantee. The decision ultimately sits with Immigration New Zealand. But don't let that discourage you – a well-prepared request can make a real difference.
If you're feeling overwhelmed or unsure about how to proceed, don't hesitate to seek advice. We're here to help you navigate this process and hopefully find a path to rectify your status in New Zealand.
Employer Services
As an employer looking to support a migrant in obtaining an Accredited Employer work visa, your first steps are crucial.You'll need to secure employer accreditation and have a job check approved.
We understand that you're running a legitimate business, and we'll need to verify that you're in compliance with immigration, employment, and business regulations. This process ensures that both you and your potential employee are set up for success. Let's work together to navigate these requirements smoothly.
Initial consultations available upon request.
Phone: +64 (0) 21 0867 2375
Email: info@koru-migration.co.nz
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