New ZealandTalent and merit
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The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the talent profiles this route targets.
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the achievements or evidence that establish the required level.
Continuing support of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship is required: the applicant must be a current member of the Fellowship and the Fellowship must support the residence application.
show that you have the continuing support of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship
You must be able to provide evidence that: you are a current member of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship, and the Fellowship supports your application for residence.
The visa lets the holder live, work and study in New Zealand; the partner and children aged 24 and younger can be included in the application. The official source does not detail changing employer, self-employment or setting up a business.
live, work and study in New Zealand include your partner and children, aged 24 and younger, in your visa application.
This is a permanent residence visa: the holder can stay in New Zealand indefinitely; applicants must have held a Global Impact Work Visa for at least 30 months.
A Global Impact Permanent Residence Visa lets you stay in New Zealand indefinitely.
You must have a valid Global Impact Work Visa, and have had it for at least 30 months.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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