Choosing New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND is one of the world’s most desirable and popular immigration destinations. It offers a unique lifestyle and an outstanding work-life balance for you and your family.

New Zealanders live by the mantra “life is for living,”  and boy, do they practice what they preach!  With its relaxed atmosphere, breathtaking landscapes, and exceptional quality of life, New Zealand presents an unbeatable combination for those seeking fulfilment.

Moreover, for businesses, investors, and entrepreneurs, New Zealand is a land of opportunity. It fosters innovation, maintains a welcoming business environment, and provides a regulatory ecosystem encouraging growth.

Key Benefits

Work-Life balance
Quality of Life
Stability and Security
High-quality education
Stable Economy - Doing business is easy
Modern Public healthcare
Encourages small businesses
Multicultural Society

Live in New Zealand – Skilled Immigration

NEW ZEALAND actively seeks high-quality, skilled individuals to contribute to and enhance its rapidly growing economy. By completing our initial eligibility assessment, you provide our professional immigration experts with vital information to evaluate your suitability.

Permanent Resident Visa

The Permanent Resident Visa allows you and your family to legally reside, work, and study in New Zealand indefinitely and grants you access to all the privileges of residency.
This visa policy uses a simplified points-based system that evaluates employability and settlement indicators. After five years of residing in New Zealand, you become eligible to apply for citizenship, cementing your place as a valued member of the New Zealand community.

New Zealand has introduced a simplified points system to streamline the skilled migration process. Applicants must attain a minimum of 6 points to be eligible for the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) visa.

Points are allocated based on thresholds outlined by Immigration New Zealand from one of the following three categories:
1. Employment: Points are awarded based on the skill level, remuneration, and duration of the job offer.
2. Qualifications: Points are allocated for recognized qualifications, with higher points awarded for qualifications in identified skills shortages.
3. Experience: Points are awarded for relevant work experience, with more points granted for longer employment durations.

New Zealand work experience can supplement any deficit in the total points from these categories.

It’s important to note that even if applicants achieve the minimum 6 points, they must also possess a job offer and meet the English language requirements to qualify for the SMC visa.

Working in New Zealand

For many immigrants, working in New Zealand is a shared dream and a significant pathway toward obtaining a Residence Visa if you meet the eligibility criteria. The journey begins with a candidate’s job search and reaches its pinnacle with an offer of employment from a prospective employer.
Talent Visa Job Search Process:

1. Exploring Opportunities: Immigrants interested in working in New Zealand often begin by exploring job opportunities in their field of expertise. Various platforms and resources are available to help candidates identify suitable positions.
2. Application and Interview: Once a promising job opportunity is identified, candidates typically apply for the position and may undergo one or more rounds of interviews with the prospective employer.
3. Offer of Employment: Upon successful completion of the interview process, candidates may receive a formal offer of employment from the prospective employer, outlining the terms and conditions of the job.

Your Pathway to Residence Visa:
Securing employment in New Zealand sets the stage for potential residency in the country. A Residence Visa may be pursued later on if the candidate meets the eligibility criteria, including:

• Meeting the requirements of the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) visa or other applicable visa categories.
• Demonstrating the ability to contribute positively to New Zealand’s economy and society.
• Meeting any additional criteria outlined by Immigration New Zealand.

Benefits of Working in New Zealand:
Working in New Zealand offers numerous benefits, including:
• Opportunities for professional growth and development.
• Access to a high standard of living and quality healthcare.
• Immersion in a diverse and welcoming culture.
• Potential pathway to residency and citizenship for eligible candidates.

Invest in New Zealand

New Zealand invites global investors with its stable governance and resilient economy. The Active Investor Plus Visa offers a pathway to permanent residency with a minimum NZD 5 million direct investment in high-growth New Zealand companies. This initiative supports the government’s aim to attract investment and generate employment opportunities. Please get in touch with us directly for more updated information on any residency investment pathway.

 

Study in New Zealand

New Zealand offers an exceptional environment for quality academic and professional education, making it a desirable destination for students worldwide. With a diverse range of courses from professional to doctoral programs, students benefit from the advantages of studying in an advanced English-speaking Western country.
Future Benefits for Residence:
Studying in New Zealand opens doors to future opportunities for residency. By completing their education in New Zealand, students can position themselves favourably for residency through various pathways:

1.Skilled Migration: Graduates with qualifications and skills in demand in New Zealand may be eligible to apply for skilled migration visas, such as the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) visa, which can lead to permanent residency.
2. Work Experience: Students who secure employment in New Zealand after completing their studies can gain valuable work experience, which enhances their eligibility for skilled migration visas.
3.Post-Study Work Visa: New Zealand offers a Post-Study Work Visa that allows graduates to work in New Zealand for up to three years after completing their studies. This visa provides an opportunity to gain work experience and transition to skilled migration pathways.
4. Contribution to the Economy: Graduates who contribute positively to the New Zealand economy through employment or entrepreneurship are highly valued and may be eligible for residency under skilled migration categories.
Focus on Future Employment Sectors:
Focusing on sectors such as technology, medical, and engineering can be advantageous for students aiming for future residency. These sectors are experiencing growth and offer promising career opportunities in New Zealand’s dynamic job market.

Additionally, pursuing Master’s studies after completing a bachelor’s degree can further enhance students’ qualifications and increase their prospects for future residency and career advancement.

Studying in New Zealand offers a world-class education and provides a pathway to a rewarding future as a resident in this vibrant and welcoming country.

 

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