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Is there an age limit to emigrate to NZ?

Is there an age limit to emigrate to NZ?

The requirements for emigration to New Zealand are a little lower than to Australia. You can be aged up to and including 55 years old, and the list of occupations in demand by New Zealand includes more manual labour, such as bakers, scaffolders, roofers and parachute trainers.

Can an 18 year old move to New Zealand?

– Working holiday visas give people from the USA aged 18-30 up to a year in New Zealand. – If you’re considering New Zealand for the longer term (which you probably are at the moment) you may be able to apply for a skilled migrant visa so you can live and work here indefinitely.

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How can I get permanent residence in New Zealand?

Requirements to obtain a permanent residence visa

  1. hold or have held a resident visa in the last three months.
  2. hold, or have held that resident visa for at least two years continuously.
  3. be of good character.
  4. have met any conditions that the resident visa was subject to.

How do you get from South Africa to New Zealand?

New Zealand Visa Requirements for South Africans

  1. Step 1: Ensure that you have a valid South African passport.
  2. Step 2: Establish which Visitor Visa to Apply for.
  3. Step 3 : Establish What Documents You Need.
  4. Step 4 : Submit your application.
  5. Step 5 : Pay the Fees.
  6. September 2017 Election.
  7. Fee Paying Student Visa.

Can parents move to New Zealand?

Parents, who have an adult child who is a New Zealand citizen or resident, can apply to live in New Zealand permanently. To apply, you’ll need an annual income of NZ $60,000 plus NZ $1 million to invest for 4 years, and another NZ $500,000 to live on.

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Can I bring my parents to New Zealand permanently?

How can a South African get a job in New Zealand?

Generally, you must have a work visa to work in New Zealand. There are several different work visas as we have already said. If you have residency, or a partner visa, or are here on a working holiday (not for South Africans unfortunately), then you don’t need a work visa.