New Zealand Sets Nine Requirements for Work to Residence Visa

New Zealand's immigration authority has established nine conditions that foreign nationals must meet to apply for the Work to Residence Visa, which facilitates settlement based on employment history. Applicants must be aged 55 or younger, have held a work visa for at least 24 months, and have spent 24 months in a Green List Tier 2 role within the last 30 months.
This role must be with an accredited employer, and applicants must either still be in that position or have a confirmed job offer. Additional requirements include meeting wage conditions, being in good health, demonstrating good character, and proving genuine relationships if including a partner or dependent children.
Applicants must also show English language proficiency. The Green List is part of New Zealand's immigration framework, identifying high-demand occupations, with Tier 2 requiring employer accreditation to ensure oversight in hiring.
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