My job has ended unexpectedly. What happens now?
If your job has ended unexpectedly, you've got some options. Read here for more information.
If your situation or plans have changed, you want to stay longer or change jobs. Find out how your work visa is affected.
If your job has ended unexpectedly, you've got some options. Read here for more information.
Your visa conditions will note whether this is possible. Or look for a different visa - read here for more information.
Details such as employer, occupation, or region of work
This could impact you depending on the type of visa you have. Read here for more information.
Can I work for someone else?
The options for you depend on the employer - and their accreditation. Read about the options here.
My employer wants me to attend a course
The options you have depend on whether or not you are in New Zealand.
You can still apply for residence if you have continued to work on a Long Term Skill Shortage Work Visa after your occupation was removed from the LTSSL.
While we consider your residence application, you can either apply for a temporary visa to remain in New Zealand or leave the country and wait for the decision overseas.
There are a couple of visas that might be right for you; read here for the options.
Can I remove my S49 condition?
Tell me more about the S49 condition
Can I still work in New Zealand?
If you lose occupational registration, and the law requires that you have it, you can’t work in that occupation.
There's a couple of options here for you - read on for more information.
Depending what work visa you hold, you may be able to do volunteer work while in New Zealand.
Some visas allow you to be self-employed and others don’t.
Your ability to apply for a refund depends on whether your application has been completed.
There are a couple of options in this case, depending whether your visa was endorsed in your passport or whether you have a label-less visa. Read here for more details.