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Discover New Zealand – Your Peaceful, Progressive Home in the Pacific
Known for its stunning landscapes, work-life balance, and strong economy, New Zealand is a top destination for skilled professionals, students, families, and entrepreneurs. At Journey Abroad Advisory, we simplify your visa journey and help you build a rewarding future in Aotearoa.
Visa Types We Offer
Eligibility Criteria
Most New Zealand visa categories require the following:
A valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity
Age between 18–55 years (for skilled migration)
Relevant qualifications and skilled work experience
English proficiency (usually IELTS 6.5+ or equivalent)
Good health and character – medical check and police certificate required
Proof of funds or financial stability
Genuine intention to study, work, invest, or settle in New Zealand
Application Process
Profile Review & Eligibility Check
Document Preparation (education, job offer, proof of funds, health, police clearance)
Visa Application Submission (Online or Paper)
Biometrics & Medical Exam Scheduling
INZ Processing & Interview (if required)
Visa Decision & Pre-departure Briefing
Processing Timelines
Skilled Migrant Visa: 6–12 months
AEWV (Work Visa): 1–3 months
Student Visa: 4–8 weeks
Visitor Visa: 2–6 weeks
Entrepreneur/Investor Visa: 3–6 months
Family/Partner Visas: 3–9 months
Post-arrival Support
IRD (Tax Number) & Bank Account Setup
Mobile Number & Internet Connection Assistance
Short & Long-Term Accommodation Support
Public Health Registration & Insurance
Job Search Support & Resume Guidance
Schooling for Children & Local Orientation
Driver License Conversion Support
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Can I apply for PR directly in New Zealand?
Yes, via the Skilled Migrant Category or after working under a temporary visa.
Q2: Is IELTS mandatory for skilled migration?
Yes, usually a minimum of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent is required unless exempt.
Q3: Can I include my family in my application?
Yes. Spouses and dependent children can be included for most long-term visas.
Q4: Can I work on a student visa?
Yes. Up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays.
Q5: What is AEWV?
The Accredited Employer Work Visa allows you to work for an approved New Zealand employer.
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