The Accredited Employer Work Visa requirements are changing in Changes include removing the median wage requirement, reducing work experience requirements and redesigning the Job Check stage. For more information about the announcement, including a list of key changes: Reforms to the Accredited Employer Work Visa announced. If you have requested an Immigration Online verification email and have not received one, you should check your junk folder or contact your email service provider.
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You are not allowed to stay after your visa expires. Find out how to avoid being unlawfully in New Zealand and what you can do if you are, including how to make a request for a special temporary or resident visa under Section 61 of the Immigration Act. If you do not leave New Zealand before your visa expires. How to upload documents online. Postal addresses for sending paper documents. If you are calling about a visa application, we need either your INZ client, application or passport number.
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Our complaints processes. Migrant workers have the same minimum employment rights as New Zealand workers. You can report migrant exploitation to Employment New Zealand if you or someone you know is being exploited in the workplace. If you do not speak English, interpreters are available for over different languages. Report migrant exploitation β Employment New Zealand.
