Skilled Migrant Category in New Zealand
There are many who want to migrate to New Zealand with the goal to settle and work there, So If you have skills, qualifications, or the experience that New Zealand needs you may be able to apply for a resident visa under the Skilled Migrant Category.
Why New Zealand?
Moving to New Zealand is one of the best decisions you will make in your life. What is there not to like in this beautiful country? New Zealand is one of the safest, least corrupted countries in the world, their economy is thriving, there are plenty of opportunities, and it is an ideal place to raise a family.
What can you do with a Skilled Migrant visa?
A residence-class visa gives you the right:
Stay in New Zealand (with valid travel conditions)
To work in New Zealand
To study in New Zealand as a domestic fee-paying student
To receive free or subsidized health care at publicly funded health services
To receive free education at state-run primary and secondary schools, and subsidized fees for domestic students at private schools and tertiary institutions
To be a sponsor for a partner, parents, or dependent children during their visa application
And more…
How do you get a Skilled Migrant Visa in New Zealand?
The Skilled Migrant Category is a points system based on factors such as age, work experience, your qualifications, and an offer of skilled employment. You must also be aged 55 or under, and meet English language, health, and character requirements.
How does it work?
1. Assessment (To check whether you are eligible or Not?)
2. Submit an Expression of Interest (EOI)
3. Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA)
4. Submit a resident application
5. Receive your visa
Common mistakes to avoid
Skilled Migrant Category applicants often make these mistakes that result in fewer points being recognized:
Qualifications not recognized
If you’re claiming points for your qualifications, they need to either be on the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment or have been assessed by NZQA.
Work experience not comparable
If you’re claiming points for work experience it must be in the same field as your qualification and job/job offer. If you don’t have a job or job offer then this experience also needs to be in a comparable Labour market, in an occupation on the Long-Term Skill Shortage List or for a multinational company.
Bonus point requirements not met
To claim work experience bonus points you need to meet the strict requirements outlined on the Long-Term Skill Shortage List.
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