Emigration routes
Submit EOI without job offer
Unlikely to be picked
(well I got that wrong !!!!)
You would be offered 4.131,
Skilled Migrant Category Work to Residence or
Residency
subject to an interview.
You would have 12 months to enter New
Zealand
You would have 2 years to then get a job offer
Submit EOI with job offer obtained while in UK
Difficult to get job
offer, but not impossible
Apply for Work Visa
Submit
Application (from EOI “asked to apply” response)
Within 4 months
Submit EOI with job offer obtained while in UK via short
NZ Holiday
Difficult to get job
offer, but not impossible
Apply for Work Visa
Submit
Application
Within 4 months
Visit on holiday and get job offer
Get work permit
Submit EOI
Apply for Work to Residence (3.112, 3.114)
Work Visas & Permits
Longer than 2 years (sometime in 2004 to be 1 year)
Need medical &
police certificates
Pros
Passing the medical
now guarantees you won't be rejected later after moving to
NZ.
Allows for a full ? month visa/permit.
You get full
medical cover (equivalent to a resident).
Cons
Medicals more
expensive in UK.
Certificates may not be valid by the time you
get asked to apply after an EOI.
You need to have private
medical insurance as you will be covered for only
emergency
treatment.
Less than 2 years (sometime in 2004 to be 1 year)
Don't need medical &
police certificates
See above for pros & cons.
Where are you when you apply ?
In the UK
In NZ on holiday
Spouse's Visas & Permits
Supply this application with the main
application.
Visitors Visa
Same duration as main
applicant
Not allowed to work
Work Visa
Same duration as main
applicant
Slightly more expensive, but allows you to work
Does
not require a job offer
Does not require experience
Children's Visas & Permits
Supply this application with the main
application.
The type of application depends on the age of
your siblings
Student visa/permit
If school age
Visitors Visa/Permit
If under school age
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