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The Specific Purpose Work Visa is designed for individuals coming to New Zealand for a particular job or task, such as completing a project, providing specialized services, or fulfilling a specific role. This visa is ideal for skilled professionals, project specialists, or temporary workers whose expertise is required for a defined purpose.
👉 Individuals with a job offer for a specific role in New Zealand or those coming to complete a project or perform a short-term task.
👉 Common applicants include business consultants, project managers, sports coaches, installation specialists, or contractors on temporary assignments.
👉 Applicants must have a clear purpose and a fixed timeframe for their stay, along with meeting health and character requirements.
👉 Permission to work in New Zealand for the specific job or task for a defined period.
👉 Visa duration is set according to the time needed to complete the specific purpose, typically up to 12 months but may vary.
👉 Option to apply for extensions if additional time is required to complete the project.
👉 Family members can apply to join the visa holder in New Zealand through visitor or dependent visas.
👉 Obtain a job offer or contract from a New Zealand-based employer for a clearly defined task or project.
👉 Gather necessary documents, including:
➡️ A valid passport.
➡️ Proof of the job offer or contract detailing the role, project scope, and timeframe.
➡️ Evidence of relevant experience or qualifications.
➡️ Health and character documentation, if applicable.
👉 Submit the application online on the Immigration New Zealand website or through a Visa Application Centre.
👉 Pay the application fee and provide biometrics if requested.
👉 Wait for visa approval and prepare to fulfill the specific task or role in New Zealand.
The Specific Purpose Work Visa is a practical option for professionals needing temporary entry for specific tasks, enabling New Zealand organizations to benefit from skilled talent while allowing short-term work opportunities for foreign specialists.
