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The current work visa options are under the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme.

The Accredited Employer Work Visa is an employer-supported work visa in three stages.

  1. The employer needs to be accredited (ALL employers wishing to employ a migrant are required to be accredited), and
  2. An approval for a Job Check to confirm and ensure no locals (NZ Citizen and or Resident) are available, and
  3. A suitably qualified migrant

There are three types of AEWV's available;

  • Occupations paying twice the median wage - leading to a two year Work to Residence

Accredited Employer Work Visas may be issued for jobs with newly accredited employers, and after confirmation that no locals are available for the role, a Job Check approval will be issued from Immigration NZ.

AEWV employees must be paid at least $27.76/hr. Some lower paid jobs ($25/hour) are allowed for up to two years in specific industries and job roles, and then require a one-year stand-down offshore.

 For residence from AEWV, please assess the options under the SMC Skilled Migrant Category visa.

 Partners need to qualify for their own work visa, or they may receive work rights of less than 30 hours/week.

  • Green List Occupations - leading to a Fast-Track Residence

Applicants can be within NZ or offshore.

The Green List is a list of jobs for which AEWV may be issued, with close to immediate application rights for residence. Minimum qualifications or experience are applicable or, in some cases, a minimum income is required. 

Work visa are issued within 30 days.

 Employer advertising is not required. 

Apply for a work visa from July, apply for residence from September. 

Partners have Open Work rights.

  • Green List Occupations - leading to a two year Work-to-Residence

Applicants can be within NZ or offshore.

The Green List is a list of jobs for which AEWV may be issued, with application rights for residence. Minimum qualifications or experience are applicable or, in some cases, a minimum income is required. Employer advertising is not required. 

Apply for residence after two years in the occupation as per your AEWV. 

Partners have Open Work rights.

Covid 19 Notice

As the impact of the coronavirus continues to evolve, we face this unprecedented situation together. The pandemic is affecting all of us. At Terra Nova Consultancy Ltd we wish to reach out and update you on how we are addressing it. Our top priority is to protect the health and safety of our employees, clients, and our communities. Our focus on customer service remains at the center of everything we do, and we are fully committed to continue to serve you with our services, and striving to provide our services without interruption.Please listen and act upon the advise given by the Government, only in that way will we together be able to combat this challenge. And as always, stay healthy and keep safe.

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Contact Details

Terra Nova Consultancy Ltd
14 Glanworth Place, Botany 2106
Manukau, Auckland 2106,
New Zealand

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Please arrange visit by appointment.

Mobile: +64 275 706 540

Postal Address:
PO Box 58385, Botany
Manukau, Auckland 2163,
New Zealand

Licensed Immigration Adviser

Johannes Petrus (Peter) Hubertus Cornelis Hendrikx

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