Work to Residence examples
These examples will give you a better idea of which Work to Residence category to apply for a visa or permit under.
| You are... |
You may be eligible to... |
| an international expert in your field who is aged under 56 years and you have been offered employment by an accredited New Zealand employer |
apply under our Talent (Accredited Employer) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a senior research engineer with an offer of employment from an accredited New Zealand IT company |
apply under our Talent (Accredited Employer) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a 30-year-old musician with an offer of employment for the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra |
apply under our Talent (Arts, Culture, Sports) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a 38-year-old rugby league coach with a contract with the New Zealand Rugby Football League |
apply under our Talent (Arts, Culture, Sports) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a netball player supported by Netball New Zealand to be employed by a regional franchise |
apply under our Talent (Arts, Culture, Sports) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a 50 year old theatre company director invited to be the director of a New Zealand theatre company |
apply under our Talent (Arts, Culture, Sports) Work Policy. See the requirements. |
| a 35 year-old electrician with an offer of employment from a New Zealand company |
apply under our Long Term Skill Shortages List Work Policy, if your occupation is listed when you apply. See the requirements. |
| a 29-year-old secondary school teacher with an offer of employment from a New Zealand high school |
apply under our Long Term Skill Shortages List Work Policy, if your occupation is listed when you apply. See the requirements. |
| a radiologist with an offer of employment from a New Zealand hospital |
apply under our Long Term Skill Shortages List Work Policy, if your occupation is listed when you apply. See the requirements. |
Page Last Updated: 08 Dec 2005