In late 2026, we are introducing a new visa for graduates of vocational study and will extend post study work visa eligibility for some graduate diplomas. These changes will help international graduates take the next step from study into work. ✅ A new Short‑term Graduate Work Visa will give eligible graduates up to six months of open work rights — time to look for a job, gain local experience, and explore longer‑term work options. ✅ More graduates will be eligible for a Post‑Study Work Visa of up to 12 months, with eligibility extended to students completing a Level 7 Graduate Diploma, provided they also hold a Bachelor’s degree. Find out more about these visas and start planning your study journey at: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/news-centre/new-and-updated-post-study-work-visa-options/

If you are looking for a job in NZ it will be worth it to register with RecruitZA, create your profile and have access to all the job listing that gets uploaded. You will be able to contact them directly and companies looking for people will see your CV there as well. https://recruitza.global?ref=16EC7799

When planning to move to New Zealand I see many peopole make these mistakes. In this video I will discuss the 5 biggest mistakes and how to avoid them.https://youtu.be/HYReE0DQrX4

Hi Rona, I have a quick question: Does your country of origin make a difference to the pathway of moving to New Zealand? What if for example, you are from the UK, but your partner is from China for example?

Wishing all the new life builders a blessed Easter weekend. May the real reason for Easter celebrations be a blessing to you all.