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W2.20 Policy on duration of work permits for ... (26/07/1999)

Policy on duration of work permits for applications based on offers of employment and unavailability of New Zealand worker

  1. If an applicant meets the requirements for applications based on offers of employment and unavailability of New Zealand workers (see W2.10), then unless there are any special directions to the contrary, a work permit may be granted for the period for which employment is offered, up to a maximum of 3 years.
  2. Further work permits may be granted for the period for which further employment is offered, up to a maximum of 3 years each time, if for each period of employment the applicant meets the requirements for applications based on offers of employment and unavailability of New Zealand workers (see W2.10), which include a further labour market test.

Effective 26/07/1999

SEE ALSO

W2.1 Who does not need to apply for a work visa or permit (26/07/1999)

W2.5 Work policy criteria (05/06/2000)

W2.10 Applications based on offers of employment and unavailability of New Zealand workers (05/06/2000)

W2.15 Requesting approval in principle to employ a foreign worker (01/07/2001)

W2.25 Funds and sponsorship requirements (26/07/1999)

W2.30 Onward travel requirements (26/07/1999)

W2.35 Conditions of work visas and permits (26/07/1999)

W2.40 Work visas (26/07/1999)

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