The Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) is New Zealand's main temporary work visa for skilled migrants who have a job offer from an accredited employer. Introduced to simplify the hiring...
Read Full Guide Guides to New Zealand work visas for workers and employers, including the Accredited Employer Work Visa, employer accreditation and the Job Check. They cover the rules each side has to meet and what happens if your job changes.
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Once your business is accredited, each job you want to fill with a migrant worker needs its own Job Check from Immigration New Zealand. For most roles you advertise first...
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When you can't find the right person in New Zealand, hiring from overseas can keep your business running. Before you can offer a job to someone on an Accredited Employer...
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The median wage is the single most important number in New Zealand's visa system. It decides whether your partner can work here, how long your work visa lasts, and whether...
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The Post Study Work Visa (PSWV) is how most international graduates stay on in New Zealand after finishing their studies. You do not need a job offer to apply, and...
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Post-Accreditation Checks Guide
Once you receive employer accreditation from Immigration New Zealand (INZ), your responsibilities don't end there. Accredited employers are subject to post-accreditation checks, which are used to ensure ongoing compliance with...
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Job Change & Variation of Conditions Guide
First, let's talk about Job Change. If you hold an Accredited Employer work visa (AEWV) and want to change one or more of the conditions on your current visa, you...
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