In most cases, but not all, new Residents are asked to live in New Zealand for 184 days in each of the 2 year period following their successful application for Residency. This is to help you settle in your new home. After this period a Resident can apply for PR when travel conditions fall away…
DetailsIf you are on a Temporary Work Visa then your Visa is specific to your Employer. You must either notify Immigration with a Variation of Conditions form if your are eligible or apply for a New Visa. For Residency you will have the right to change jobs once you have met any qualifying criteria…
DetailsSome medical conditions will sadly prevent you from applying but these are usually severe conditions. Please contact us to learn more.
For Temporary Visas, no. Each member of the family will need their own Visa and a fee is charged for each application. Dependant’s Visas will be linked to the Principle Applicant. Families of Skilled Migrants will apply under the same application. One set of fees for everyone with the exception of the Migrant Levy where…
New Zealand can quite rightly boast that their schooling system is one of the best in the world.
The UK is an designated rabies free zone which simplifies procedure on pet quarantine to New Zealand. The first step is to get your pet vaccinated, blood tested and micro chipped which you should plan at least 7 months in advance of them being transported to New Zealand. There are good pet transporters working out…
To get the maximum advantage from the professional guidance of a Licensed Immigration Adviser it is best to start work before you need to make any applications. Our Clients are always surprised at the amount or details of supporting evidences needed and often need time and help getting this organized.
Not all professions can apply for Residency and you need to meet qualifying criteria to start the process. Please contact us and we can give you let you know quickly if you are likely eligible.
Talk to NZ Emigration. If you have a job waiting for you in New Zealand then Immigration may be able to help by prioritizing your application.
The Skill Shortage Lists simple lists those professions that Immigration knows are in demand in New Zealand. If yours in not on there it does not mean you cannot apply, or being successful, but extra care needs to be taken in the supporting paperwork when you apply.
