Immigration New Zealand Details Work to Residence Visa Benefits

Immigration New Zealand has outlined four benefits of the Work to Residence visa for foreign nationals. This visa allows holders to live permanently in New Zealand, work in the country, study freely, and include their partner and dependent children aged 24 or younger in the same application.
To qualify, applicants must be 55 years old or younger, employed by or have a confirmed job offer from an accredited employer, and the position must be full-time and either permanent or fixed-term for at least 12 months. Additionally, applicants must have a work history of at least 24 months in a Green List Tier 2 occupation within New Zealand.
They must demonstrate English proficiency and ensure the offered role meets the wage rate and standards set by immigration authorities. The Green List identifies high-demand occupations, with Tier 2 covering shortage roles that provide pathways to residence under specific conditions.
Foreign workers are encouraged to review the full requirements on the official website before applying.
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