Work in New ZEALAND
New Zealand offers a unique blend of stunning landscapes, a balanced lifestyle, and vibrant culture, making it an ideal destination for migrants seeking fulfilling work experiences. New Zealand offers a strong economy, job opportunities span sectors like agriculture, tourism, and IT. Moreover, the country prioritises work-life balance, healthcare, and education, ensuring a high quality of life for those looking to settle and thrive in a welcoming environment.
Why Choose GIEC Global Indonesia to apply for work visa in New Zealand?
GIEC Global Indonesia stands out as the premier consultancy for those aiming to secure a work visa for New Zealand. GIEC Global Indonesia has extensive knowledge of New Zealand’s immigration processes, job market insights, skilled occupations, demanding occupation in New Zealand states. GIEC Global Indonesia provide personalized support tailored to each client’s needs. GIEC Global Indonesia offers services from visa applications to job market insights and relocation assistance, our dedicated team ensures a smooth transition, empowering individuals to pursue successful careers in New Zealand with confidence.
Our sevices
- End to end Canada work immigration process
- Assistance to get an ECA (Educational Credential Assessment).
- We provide Training for PTE coaching, IELTS Coaching and TOEFL coaching.
- Career counsel to choose the best occupation area, employer. and location etc.
- Assistance in the Permanent Residency (PR) process
New Zealand Work Visa Requirements
- Company offer letter, employer sponsorship letter or reference number.
- Applicants must meet medical health requirements
- Proof of English Language proficiency.
- Applicants must have relevant skills and work experience
- Applicants national identity card
- Valid Passport
- The occupation code of the job position
- All educational qualifications and certifications
- Employer name, license number
- Criminal record certificate
Top 10 demanding jobs in New Zealand 2025
For individuals migrating to New Zealand on a work visa, the top 10 demand jobs include roles in healthcare such as registered nurses and aged care workers, IT professions like software developers and analysts, and trade jobs such as construction project managers and electricians. Additionally, New Zealand seeks teachers, engineers (civil and structural), and professionals in agriculture and horticulture, offering diverse opportunities across crucial sectors. Contact GIEC Global Indonesia to know more about what profession is best suitable for you guide you throughput the visa process.
Registered Nurses
General Practitioners
Teachers and Educators
ICT & Electronics Professionals
Electricians and Plumbers
Surveyors
Civil Engineers
Psychology, Counselling, & Social Work
Specialist Doctors, Consultants, & Surgeons
Midwives
Types of New Zealand Work Visa
The Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa is for skilled workers intending to live permanently in New Zealand. Applicants are assessed based on factors like age, qualifications, work experience, and job offers. Points are awarded for these factors and additional criteria such as close family ties or job offers in regions. Successful applicants contribute to New Zealand’s workforce and economy, fostering long-term residency.
- The applicant must be 55 years and under to apply for the Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa
- The cost to lodge the for Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa is NZD $4,290
- Applicants will be able to live permanently in New Zealand
- The processing time for the Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa is around 5 months
The New Zealand Accredited Employer Work Visa allows skilled individuals to work for an accredited employer in New Zealand. Applicants must have a job offer from an accredited employer and meet specific skill and salary criteria. This visa offers flexibility for job changes within the accredited employer and pathways to residency, supporting skilled migration and addressing New Zealand’s workforce needs in key sectors.
- Applicants will be able to live up to 5 years in New Zealand
- The cost to lodge the for Accredited Employer Work Visa is NZD $750
- The processing time for the Accredited Employer Work Visa is around 4 months
The New Zealand Care Workforce Work to Residence Visa is for skilled caregivers and nurses seeking residency. Applicants must have a job offer in aged care, disability care, or medical services. This visa initially grants a work visa, with a pathway to residency after two years if employment conditions are met. It supports New Zealand’s healthcare sector by attracting and retaining skilled professionals.
- Applicants must be 55 years or under to apply for Care Workforce Work to Residence Visa
- Applicants will be able to live permanently in New Zealand
- The cost to lodge the for Care Workforce Work to Residence Visa is NZD $4290
- The processing time for the Care Workforce Work to Residence Visa is around 4 months
The New Zealand Residence from Work Visa is designed for skilled workers who have been offered a job in New Zealand. This visa provides a direct pathway to residency, allowing successful applicants to settle permanently in New Zealand. It supports the country’s workforce needs while offering migrants a stable and long-term settlement option.
- Applicants must be 55 years or under to apply for Residence from Work Visa
- Applicants will be able to live permanently in New Zealand
- The cost to lodge the for Residence from Work Visa is NZD $4290
- The processing time for the Residence from Work Visa is around 3 months
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FAQs
The processing time for an New Zealand Work Visa varies widely based on the visa type and individual circumstances. Generally, it can take anywhere from several months to 1 year to receive approval.Skilled Migrant Category (12-14 months), Essential Skills (1-3 months), Silver Fern Job Search (3-4 months), depending on visa type and application complexity.
To apply for an New Zealand work visa, applicants typically needs to be below the age of 55. Eligibility for a New Zealand work visa typically requires a job offer from a New Zealand employer, relevant skills or qualifications, health and character checks, and proof of adequate funds for support.
Yes, you can still apply for a New Zealand work visa after a visa refusal. GIEC Global Indonesia can assist by providing expert guidance on the visa application process, ensuring all required documentation is complete and accurate. We can also advise on how to address any issues that led to the previous refusal, increasing the chances of a successful application. Our specialised knowledge and experience navigating New Zealand immigration requirements can be invaluable in helping you achieve your goal of obtaining a work visa.
Yes, most New Zealand work visas can lead to Permanent Residency if certain conditions are met, such as working in a nominated occupation for a specified period and meeting other eligibility criteria. Individuals who hold certain New Zealand work visas, like the Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa, can apply for Permanent Residency after meeting specified criteria such as time spent living and working in New Zealand.Contact GIEC Global Indonesia to know more.
GIEC Global Indonesia migration agents assist with navigating New Zealand work visa applications, providing guidance on eligibility criteria, document preparation, and compliance with immigration regulations for seamless migration.
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