Can I move to New Zealand as an artist?

Can I move to New Zealand as an artist?

Apply for residence after 2 years of being actively engaged in your field of art, culture or sport in New Zealand, which if granted, will allow you to live and work in New Zealand indefinitely.

What is skill level 1 NZ?

Occupations at Skill Level 1 have a level of skill commensurate with a bachelor degree or higher qualification. At least five years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualification.

What is Stsol list?

The STSOL is a list of skilled occupations that can be sponsored through the Short-Term Stream for a TSS visa. On 18 April 2017 the STSOL replaced the Consolidated Sponsored Occupation Lists (CSOL). Currently this list includes 215 occupations, which are reviewed every six months.

What is the easiest way to get PR in New Zealand?

The basic requirements to adhere to in order to obtain a PR Visa in New Zealand are:

• Age less than 55 years.
• Fluency and good command over English language.
• Good health and good character.
• Job offer in hand (in case you have applied for sponsored work visa)
• Ability to prove your intent of stay in the country.

What is skill level 3 Australia?

Skill level numbers show the level of qualifications or experience needed for each job, in the following order: ANZSCO skill level 1 – bachelor degree or higher qualification. ANZSCO skill level 2 – associate degree, advanced diploma or diploma. ANZSCO skill level 3 – certificate III or certificate IV.

Can Stsol apply for 190 visa?

If you want to apply for Australia sponsored Permanent Residency (subclass 190) your occupation must lie in the relevant STSOL list and you must have an invitation/sponsorship from the state government. If eligible, you can live and work anywhere in Australia on a permanent basis.

Is ielts required for New Zealand PR?

Those who wish to migrate to New Zealand must meet the minimum standard of English required by the New Zealand Government. The government requests IELTS as evidence of English language proficiency for many visas, including those within the Skilled Migrant, Business, Parent, and Residence from Work categories.

What did the Maori immigrants bring to New Zealand?

Their arrival gave rise to the Māori culture and the Māori language, both unique to New Zealand, although very closely related to analogues in other parts of Eastern Polynesia.

What do you have to declare on arrival in New Zealand?

Any publication or item that might be considered objectionable must be declared on arrival in New Zealand. Importing or exporting objectionable publications, especially those dealing with the sexual exploitation of children or young people, promoting terrorism or violent themes, or sexual violence, is a very serious offence.

What was the net migration to New Zealand in 2016?

According to Statistics New Zealand estimates, New Zealand’s net migration (long-term arrivals minus long-term departures) in the June 2016/17 year was 72,300. That was up from 38,300 in the June 2013/14 year. Of those migrants specifying a region of settlement, 61 percent settled in the Auckland region.

What do you need to know about the NZQA?

The NZQA offer two kinds of assessments: an Glossary for International Qualifications Assessment (IQA). The Glossary for Pre-assessment Result will give you an idea if you can claim points for your partner’s Glossary for recognised qualification, but you can’t use it as evidence if you’re later invited to apply for residence.