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The Partner of a New Zealander Resident Visa allows the partner of a New Zealand citizen or resident to live in New Zealand. It requires evidence of the relationship’s authenticity, such as joint financial responsibilities, cohabitation, and shared responsibilities. This visa provides a pathway for partners to live and work in New Zealand based on their relationship with a New Zealand citizen or resident.

The Accredited Employer Work Visa  in New Zealand is designed to help New Zealand employers fill skill shortages by hiring skilled workers from overseas.

• Work Authorization: Allows you to work for an accredited employer in New Zealand.
• Pathway to Residency: Potential pathway to permanent residency for eligible applicants.
• Family Inclusion: Possibility to bring family members to New Zealand.
• Multiple Entry: Allows multiple entries to New Zealand during the visa's validity.

Visa Duration

The AEWV is typically issued for a period aligned with the duration of the job offer, up to a maximum of 3 years. Renewal options may be available, depending on the job and employer.

The Skilled Migrant Category Resident Visa in New Zealand is designed to attract skilled workers who can contribute to the country's economic growth. 

• Permanent Residency: Grants the right to live, work, and study in New Zealand indefinitely.
• Family: Allows you to include your partner and dependent children in your application.
• Pathway to Citizenship: Provides a pathway to New Zealand citizenship.

The Student Visa for New Zealand allows international students to study full-time at a recognized educational institution in New Zealand.

• Part-Time Work: May work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year.
• Full-Time Work: May work full-time during scheduled holidays and breaks.
• Visa Duration: Typically, the visa duration matches the length of the study program.
• Conditions: Must attend the enrolled course and make satisfactory progress. Compliance with visa conditions is mandatory.
• Post-Study Work Visa: Graduates may be eligible for a post-study work visa, allowing them to work in New Zealand for up to three years after completing their studies.

The Investor Visa for New Zealand is designed for individuals who want to invest a significant amount of money in New Zealand and seek to gain residency.

Investor 1 Category:

• Minimum Investment: NZD 10 million.
• Investment Duration: Must invest the funds in New Zealand for at least three years.
• Eligibility Requirements: Must meet health and character requirements. No specific points system or English language requirements.
• Benefits: Allows for permanent residency after meeting the investment and residency conditions.
  
  Investor 2 Category:
• Minimum Investment: NZD 3 million.
• Investment Duration: Must invest the funds in New Zealand for at least four years.
• Points System: Must score a minimum number of points based on age, investment, business experience, and English language proficiency.
• Eligibility Requirements: Must meet health and character requirements.
• Benefits: Provides a pathway to permanent residency after fulfilling investment and residency conditions.

The Entrepreneur Work Visa in New Zealand is designed for individuals who want to start or buy a business in New Zealand and contribute to its economy.

• Business Plan: Must submit a comprehensive business plan showing how the business will operate and benefit New Zealand.
• Investment: Typically requires an investment of at least NZD 100,000 (excluding working capital).
• Experience: Demonstrate relevant business experience or qualifications.
• Health and Character: Must meet health and character requirements.
• English Language: Must have a reasonable level of English proficiency.
• Initial Visa: Typically granted for up to three years.
• Renewal: You may apply for a visa extension or transition to a residence visa if you meet the required business performance and investment criteria.
• Work Rights: Allows you to work full-time in your own business.
• Pathway to Residency: Provides a pathway to permanent residency if the business is successful and meets specific criteria.
  
  

Temporary visas for New Zealand are designed for individuals who wish to stay in the country for a short period for specific purposes such as tourism, work, study, or visiting family. 

Visitor Visa:

• Purpose: For tourism, visiting family or friends, or short business trips.
• Duration: Typically allows stays of up to 9 months.

Working Holiday Visa:

• Purpose: For young people from eligible countries to travel and work in New Zealand for up to 12 or 23 months (depending on nationality).
• Eligibility: Generally available to people aged 18-30 (or 35 for some countries) and requires proof of sufficient funds and a return ticket or funds to buy one.

Family/Visitor Visa:

• Purpose: For family members visiting New Zealand or staying temporarily.
• Duration: Varies depending on the specific visa and circumstances.

The Global Impact Visa (GIV) for New Zealand is designed to attract innovative entrepreneurs, investors, and change-makers who have the potential to create a positive global impact.

• Work and Residence: Allows you to live and work in New Zealand while working on your innovative project.
• Global Impact: Provides an opportunity to contribute to global and local challenges through your project or business.
• Pathway to Residency: Potential to transition to permanent residency if the project is successful and meets specific requirements.
  
  Visa Duration:
• Initial Visa: Typically granted for up to 3 years.
• Extension: May be extended or lead to a pathway to residence if the project meets certain criteria and demonstrates ongoing impact.
  
  Requirements:
• Innovative Ideas: Must demonstrate a high potential for creating a significant positive impact, either through innovation, business ventures, or social entrepreneurship.
• Support: Applicants need to have support from a recognized organization or accelerator that is part of the program.