Recruitment Specialists

Under the new regulations you can apply for 1 of 4 different levels of accreditation.

• Standard accreditation is for standard businesses hiring up to 5 migrants.
• High-volume accreditation is for standard businesses hiring 6 or more migrants.
• Franchisee accreditation is for businesses that are part of a franchise. There is no limit to how many migrants you can hire.
• Controlling third party accreditation is for businesses who place migrants with third parties while being the direct employer named in

Yes you can. If you want your partner (spouse or de facto) to come with you to New Zealand, your partner and dependent children must obtain their own visas. They must apply for their own visitor, student or work visas to come to New Zealand. If you hold a working visa, your partner may be able to obtain a visitor visa to remain in New Zealand with you. they may apply for a Partner of a Student work visa or a Partner of a Student visitor visa, provided that they meet requirements.

Yes you can, although this is dependant on the visa you are granted. If you meet the visa requirements you can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, and full time over the holiday periods.

This is entirely dependant upon the requirements of your course provider. So although many courses will require the minimum IELTS level 5.5 this is not to say you cannot study without it. JTLP will be able to guide you through the English language requirements for your chosen study course and be able to put you in contact with English language course providers should you require.

Your New Zealand visa application will be granted depending upon your personal circumstances and the visa you are applying for. JTLP’s immigration advisors will keep you updated through every step of the process from application to successful application. Our mission is to ensure you are granted the visa you require.