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New Zealand PR

New Zealand is welcoming

Overview

It’s a points-based system whereby points are claimed under various criteria such as age, qualifications, work
experience, or a job offer in New Zealand. Approved Expression of Interest through New Zealand Government
Authorized is Invited To Apply (ITA) for residence if they meet at least 160 points and they satisfy
mandatory health and character requirements.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Expression of Interest: In your online Expression of Interest you will claim points for
    your qualifications, work experience, age etc before submitting it to Immigration New Zealand. All
    Expressions of Interest received will be ranked from highest to lowest points and placed into different
    interest. The number of points you will need for your Expression of Interest to be selected from the pool
    depends on the quality of the competing candidates, who have entered their Expression of Interest at the
    same time as you. In most cases you will need a job offer in New Zealand to claim 50-70 additional points
    that will make the deciding difference for the successful outcome of your Expression of Interest.
  • Work Experience: A recognized work experience, if you are not able to qualify for skilled
    employment points system or for work experience in the industry, then your work experience should have been
    gained in a comparable labor market. While considering this work experience, you must be a citizen or
    permanent resident of that country in which you are working, or you need to have lawful authority to work in
    that country.
  • Skilled Employment: Employments that are highly viewed with New Zealand Skilled work
    category are technical experts, Specialist in major studies or Applied Management through relevant
    qualifications and work experience with minimum payment threshold. You can claim points for skilled
    employment based on the jobs you are currently applying or a job offer you have received under the Skilled
    Migrant Category.
  • English Language Ability: Applicants need to submit valid test scores. IELTS report with an
    overall band score of 6.5 or better in the General or Academic modules. The necessary standard of
    English capabilities is highest for principal applicants under the Skilled Migrant Category, because the
    goal of this policy is to attract skilled migrants with an excellent professional background that can be
    transferred to New Zealand. It is realistic to say that anybody wanting to find employment and use their
    highly qualified skills will need to be able to communicate in English on a very high level.   If
    you have to be registered with the professional board in charge for your profession, the required level of
    English might be even higher. This applies for teachers, nurses, doctors etc.
Check Your Eligibility

Advantage Of Permanent Resident In New Zealand.

  • Live, work, and study in New Zealand.
  • Travel to and fro from New Zealand any time you like.
  • Include your partner, and dependent children aged 24 and under, in your visa application for
    your original residence application.

New Zealand Methodology for PR Holders.

  • If you want to travel, your Permanent Resident Visa will need to be in a valid passport. You may need to
    apply to transfer your permanent resident visa to a new passport.
  • Non-principal applicants can’t apply for permanent residence before the principal applicant, unless a
    non-principal exception applies.
  • If we’re unable to grant you a Permanent Resident Visa, we may be able to offer you another resident visa or
    a variation of your resident visa travel conditions. This would give you more time to travel to and fro
    from New Zealand as a resident.

We are genuine, upfront and personal, want to give you the full picture right from the beginning to
empower you to make solid decisions about your future and that of your family. We want you to know exactly
where you stand when considering a move to New Zealand. Avoiding any false promises we only work with
clients who have been carefully pre-assessed by our advisers through assessment procedure Visa Eligibility
Assessment by a Licensed Immigration Adviser, Job Market Assessment by a Job Search Professional, A
comprehensive Proposal to explain how we will help you manage your move to New Zealand.

FAQ`s

∙ It allows you to live in New Zealand indefinitely 

∙ Provides you access to NZ healthcare 

∙ Gets you an access to NZ school education

∙ It allows you to exit and re-enter the country as a Resident on a permanent basis.

The Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) allows you to live and work in New Zealand on a  permanent basis. However, you need to go through a point based system to find out whether you  are eligible to apply for this visa 

 As already discussed New Zealand has a point based immigration system to select candidates  for the Permanent residency under SMC category. Moreover, the other categories too need the  enough understanding of the whole NZ immigration and visa procedure.

 

Calculate Your Points

Your Score:

0 / 65   POINTS

Age

Score: 0

I'm 55 years or under

If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll use the documents you provide as proof of your identity to confirm your age.

You don't need to provide any evidence with your Expression of Interest. (EOI)

Skilled employment

Score: 0

I'm already working in skilled employment in New Zealand

If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll ask you to provide a copy of your written employment agreement or contract for services that includes:

  • a detailed description of your job
  • your hours of work
  • the length of your employment
  • your pay (per year and/or per hour)
  • the date you started work.

We'll also ask you for evidence you have the necessary work experience, qualifications, and occupational registration to carry out the work you're doing.

You'll also need to provide an 'Employer Supplementary Form - Skilled
I've been offered skilled employment in New Zealand

If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll ask you to provide a copy of your written employment agreement, which will need to include:

  • a detailed job description
  • the hours of work
  • the length of the employment
  • the pay (per year and/or per hour)
  • the date you'll be starting work.

We'll also ask you for evidence you have the necessary work experience, qualifications, and occupational registration to carry out the work you'll be doing.

You'll also need to provide an 'Employer Supplementary Form - Skilled Migrant Category', completed by your employer.

Qualifications

Score: 0

I have a recognised qualification

Your qualification will be recognised if it’s:

Or, you can ask the Glossary for New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) to assess the level of your qualification. The NZQA offer two kinds of assessments:

The Glossary for Pre-assessment Result will give you an idea of whether you can claim points for a Glossary for recognised qualification, but you can’t use it as evidence if you’re later invited to apply for residence.

We may also ask for copies of your course transcripts.

Work experience

Score: 0

I have skilled work experience

If you're invited to apply for residence, you'll need to show you have skilled work experience. You can do this by providing documents that show:

  • the work that you did
  • the dates you did the work
  • how many hours a week you worked (on average)
  • the contact details for your employer or employers

Partner

Score: 0

My partner speaks English at the same level that I'm required to

If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll ask for evidence that one of the following applies to your partner:

  • they have achieved the required English language test score (IELTS overall score of 6.5 or more, TOEFL iBT overall score of 79 or more, PTE Academic overall score of 58 or more, Cambridge English B2 First (FCE) or B2 First for Schools (FCE for Schools) overall score of 176 or more, OET Grade B or higher in all four skills (Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking)); or
  • they are a citizen of Canada, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America, and have spent at least five years in work or education in one or more of those countries or Australia or New Zealand; or
  • they have a recognised qualification comparable to a New Zealand level 7 bachelor's degree, gained in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America. It'll need to have involved at least 2 years of study in one or more of those countries; or
  • they have a recognised qualification comparable to New Zealand level 8 or above, gained in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America. It'll need to have involved at least 1 year of study in one or more of those countries.