These are visas designed to study in New Zealand for a duration of 12 weeks or more, whether it be an English language course, basic education or a tertiary degree.

If you are planning a trip to New Zealand, your loved ones can choose from various family visa types – dependent child, partner, parent and grand-parent

Partner visas

Parent visas

Child Visas

Work to residence If you found a good job, then under certain conditions, you can get a working visa for 30 months leading directly to residence within 2 years

Skilled Migrant Category If you work in New Zealand in a specific field and within a certain income threshold, then most likely you would have an opportunity to apply for a resident visa, subject to certain conditions.

There are several types of work visas which have different application instructions.

Employment-based visas If you find a job and the employer is willing to provide you a with an employment contract, then you can get a work visa on this basis, provided there are no New Zealanders available or you work in the area of Skills Shortage.

Visas for graduates Post-study work visas which allow recent graduates to find a job and apply for a Resident visa.

Other work visas There are plenty of other options – from Working Holiday to Pacific Quota visas. These visas are usually connected to a specific citizenship or event.

If you want to open a business in New Zealand and have NZ $ 100,000+ in investment or more, then you can consider the option of obtaining a business visa.

Investor visa. If you have NZ $ 3+ million for investment, then it makes sense to apply for a special investor visa.