Education
New Zealand schools follow an inquiry-based curriculum, and all eight universities sit in the global rankings. Children can start school at five, and international students may work part-time during their studies.
Oceania
New Zealand
Skilled residence, work and study visas, and investor pathways
Country overview
New Zealand runs one of the most transparent points-based immigration systems in the world, and pairs it with a labour market that actively recruits skilled workers from overseas.
Most clients arrive on a work or study visa and then move to residence through the skilled migrant category or a work-to-residence pathway.
We assess your points honestly, prepare the qualification and employment evidence, and manage the application from expression of interest through to residence.
Country at a glance
- Capital
- Wellington
- Population
- 5.2 million
- Languages
- English and Māori
- Currency
- New Zealand dollar
Life in New Zealand
Education, economy, healthcare, and everyday life
New Zealand is consistently ranked among the safest, cleanest, and most liveable countries in the world.
Economy and jobs
The economy is built on agriculture, tourism, film, and a fast-growing technology sector, with a labour market that actively recruits skilled workers from overseas.
Healthcare
Public healthcare is funded through general taxation, and most hospital care is free for residents. The ACC scheme also covers treatment for accidents, regardless of fault.
Quality of life
Wide open landscapes, low population density, and a strong outdoor culture make New Zealand one of the safest and most balanced places to raise a family.
Other destinations
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