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Begin with Section A, Employment details. Fill in the name of the person you are offering a position to, along with your own details as the employer, including company name and contact information.
Answer questions regarding your approval from Immigration New Zealand and provide details about your business operations, such as how long it has been running and current employee count.
Move to Section B, Position details. Here, specify the job title, ANZSCO occupation title and code, address of employment, duties, pay conditions, hours of work, and qualifications required.
If applicable, complete Section C by detailing recruitment efforts made for New Zealand citizens or residents. Attach any necessary documentation as evidence.
Finally, review Section D for the declaration. Ensure all information is accurate before signing and dating the form.
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To undertake a VOC, you must have a new job offer from an Immigration New Zealand (INZ) accredited employer, and the employer must have a valid job check approved from INZ for this role.
How much is the VOC application fee in NZ?
The Job Change application fees are the same as the VOC: $210.
Can I change my accredited employer work visa?
If you have a Talent (accredited employer) Work Visa Visas granted under the Talent (accredited employer) policy are still valid. You can apply for a variation of conditions to change your employer. You can change to an employer: who is accredited under the Talent (accredited employer) policy.
What is inz 1113?
4 July 2022 Complete this form (INZ 1113) if you are an employer who has offered a position to a person from overseas who is applying for a work visa. Employer Supplementary Form (INZ 1113) PDF 487KB.
Is it difficult to get a New Zealand work visa?
It is fairly hard. There are a few different routes though, that I know of. And when I say hard - it takes a long time, can be very expensive and a lot of different steps. Let alone that for most visa options you need to qualify.
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How much funds are needed for a New Zealand work visa?
How much money do I need to bring? This differs by nationality, but for Immigration purposes, you generally need to be able to show a minimum of NZ$350 a month or NZ$4200 for 12 months to meet living costs requirements while youre here. A copy of your bank statement may be sufficient evidence of your available funds.
How do you qualify for a care visa in New Zealand?
Things to note At the time you apply you must be working for, or have a job offer from, an accredited employer. Your employment must be full-time, and permanent or fixed-term for at least 12 months. You must have been paid at least the care workforce sector wage rate for 24 months.
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