Webinar: Helping South Africans move to New Zealand

Recording of our webinar from 26/01/2022 - Fill out this form for your free NZ visa eligibility assessment: workingin-visa...
Moving to New Zealand is a dream for many and a reality for some. For over two decades, Working In New Zealand has been helping people move to one of the most beautiful and safest countries on earth.
Join us for 45 insightful minutes and learn the most important aspects of emigrating to New Zealand including:
How to get started on your road to New Zealand.
Immigration update - the best route to getting a visa and permanent residency.
Border closure. What it means and who is allowed through.
How to get a job when you’re not yet in New Zealand.
Future changes to immigration policy and what this means.
Speakers:
Scott Mathieson
Co-founder of Working In New Zealand, Scott has over 20 years’ experience in assisting people find jobs and move to his much loved country.
Zinny Cheng
Having grown up in Auckland New Zealand and visiting Australia regularly, Zinny joined the Working In team in 2015. She became a Licensed Immigration Adviser in 2016, and later became a Registered Migration Agent in 2019. Zinny now focuses in helping migrants from all around the world settle in Australia and New Zealand.
Anita Matthews
Anita has been part of the Working In team since 2007. Anita managed and facilitated Working In job-based Expos in South Africa as well as in the United Kingdom. In her new capacity as a Visa Business Development Manager on the African continent, Anita will assist you to establish the best possible path to your new life in Australia.
Fill out this form for your free NZ visa eligibility assessment: workingin-visa...

[@alusinealisonbangura5539]

I am an other part of Africa, how can they too apply for work visa in new Zealand

[@workingin1]

Please fill in the appraisal form linked in the description, then one of our team will be in touch

[@brightonmutingwende1720]

Hi Anita. Nice to see you

[@denisetewhata2513]

We're helping NZers first, u do realise we are havn a housing crisis, one of many, and our govy has strict policies in place when our do borders, right now we are only bringing kiwis home stranded and foreign students,, just say 0