A new two-year work to residence pathway for selected transport roles will open for applications on September 29, 2023. The pathway is open to people working in the following occupations:
Bus driver (731211)
Truck driver (733111)
Aircraft refueler (733112)
Furniture remover (733113)
Tanker driver (733114)
Tow truck driver (733115)
Deck hand (899211)
Ship’s master (231231)
To be eligible for the pathway, applicants must:
Have a job or job offer in one of the above occupations
Meet the Green List requirements for their occupation
Have completed two years of work experience in their occupation
Meet other general requirements
More information about the pathway is available on the Immigration New Zealand website.
Here are some additional details about the pathway:
Applicants must be working in New Zealand at the time of application.
Applicants must be able to speak, read, write, and understand basic English.
Applicants must have a clean criminal record.
Applicants must have a valid passport.
The pathway is a great opportunity for people who are working in the transport sector in New Zealand. It offers a clear path to permanent residency for people who meet the requirements.
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