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NZ Immigration changes rules for foreign students

14/04/202009/08/2018

Changes to post study work visa announced Today, Immigration New Zealand announced the upcoming Student Visa changes which will come into effect on 26 November 2018. It has been suggested that the study pathway has contributed to a ‘decline in the general skill level of migrants seeking residency ‘and exploitation from certain employers and education providers. Positive changes overall The changes suggested are much more positive than initially expected and may lead to great employment opportunities for applicants studying towards qualifications leading …

Changes proposed for international student post-study work rights

17/04/202008/08/2018

Changes to post study work visa announced Edit 08/08/2018: these changes are now imminent. Keep up to date with our Facebook page for live changes. Earlier this week, Immigration Minister Iain Lees-Galloway announced proposed changes to post-study work rights, in order to help eliminate migrant exploitation and ensure the skills acquired through studying in New Zealand contribute to the country’s economy. It has been suggested that the study pathway has contributed to a ‘decline in the general skill level of migrants …

New Zealand’s shortage in constructions workers now critical

17/04/202005/06/2018

Constructions workers shortage now critical in New Zealand. Ever since the news raised the issue, the skill shortage in the construction industry has only been getting worse. And the trend is looking grim for New Zealand employers who are struggling to find the right skillset to run their business. NZ needs more than 50,000 construction workers by 2022 to meet demand With an expected growth of 11 per cent between 2016 and 2022 for the construction industry as a whole, industry …

Medicals and X-rays for visas

17/04/202004/05/2018

Health requirements may be different depending on your visa To prove that you have an Acceptable Standard of Health (‘ASH’), you may have to provide a medical report or a chest x-ray certificate with your visa application. These must be done by an Approved Panel Physician. Only doctors and radiologists approved by Immigration New Zealand can certify your standard of health. Medicals are expensive Medical are expensive and only valid for 3 months before they are lodged with a visa application. …

New Zealand Investor and Entrepreneur visa

17/04/202001/05/2018

High decline rate for New Zealand business visas Is business migration really the best pathway for you? The New Zealand entrepreneur visa was introduced in 2014 to replace the long term business visa. If you have NZ$10 million to invest in New Zealand over a 3-year period, you can apply for New Zealand residence via the Investor 1 (Investor plus) resident visa. If you have $3m, the Investor 2 visa is an option. If you have any less, the Entrepreneur visas may be an …

Technical experts required

17/04/202016/04/2018

Technical jobs opportunities in New Zealand The trades industry is booming in New Zealand! There are Engineers positions all around New Zealand, but also job opportunities for technicians and trades workers. Technical roles cannot be fulfilled by the local workforce There is a chronic shortage of staff in New Zealand, in many skilled position of the Trades industry. Our partner recruiter is currently looking for: Line Mechanics Wiremen Electrical Fitters Substation Maintainers Network designers Network planners Qualified and/or experienced trades …

Radiologists WANTED in New Zealand

17/04/202016/04/2018

A large hospital in Central North Island (Hamilton) has seen their radiology services under strain due to chronic staff shortage. A skilled occupation on an Absolute Skills shortage list Radiologists are recognised as being in chronic shortage as shown by their inclusion in the Long Term Skill Shortage List. Qualified and/or experienced radiologist have very good job prospects in New Zealand, whether their potential employer is INZ Accredited or not. Occupational Registration There are great job opportunities in New Zealand …

50,000 jobs in NZ for construction workers

17/04/202029/03/2018

Overseas workers needed to bridge the workforce shortfall The skill shortage in the construction industry is such that an estimated 55,000 to 60,000 additional workers are expected to be needed in the next 5 years. With almost 70% of jobs on the long term skill shortage in the construction industry, this means there are a lot of opportunities to migrate to NZ for those that have the skillset needed to contribute to the building of new houses, roads, and other …

Study Construction in New Zealand

08/01/202029/03/2018

Did you know? Zealand Shores is an agent for a wide range of Education Providers. Let’s take a look at a popular option: UNITEC’s Graduate Diploma in Construction Management. A pathway to a job on the skills shortage list If you are already working in the construction industry and want to move into project management, or a fresh graduate in a related field, you will be able to develop the knowledge and skills to effectively organise and manage activities on …

New Working Holiday visa for Portugal

31/08/202015/03/2018

A new agreement will allow young Portuguese to apply for Working Holiday Visas A new reciprocal deal with Portugal will enable 50 Portuguese to come to New Zealand on a Working Holiday visa for up to 12 months! The Portugal-New Zealand working holiday scheme will be open from 20 March 2018 to people between 18 and 30 years old. ???? Immigration Minister Mr Lees-Galloway says this is a great opportunity for young Kiwis to broaden their horizons, and for young …