Can full-time undergraduate and adult degrees apply for skilled immigrants in New Zealand?

What are the requirements for skilled immigrants in New Zealand? New Zealand's application for skilled immigrants adopts a scoring system, and the minimum score for submitting a pre-application is 100. In other words, the applicant must get a score of 100 to submit the EOI pre-application, and meet the requirements of health, personality, English (at least 6.5) and age (no more than 55 years old). When you reach 140, you will automatically get an invitation. If there is a letter of appointment from a New Zealand employer, you can get an invitation letter as long as you get 100.

Every year, more than 40,000 people in New Zealand become permanent residents of New Zealand, and more than half of them are skilled immigrants. The specific requirements for applying for skilled immigrants in New Zealand are:

1. Age: Applicants must be under 56 years old.

2. Health: The applicant must be in good health, and you need to go to a hospital designated by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau for a physical examination.

3. Personality: The applicant must have a good personality, and you must provide a crime-free notarization.

4. English language ability: the main applicant must reach an IELTS average of 6.5 (Class A or G).

5. Occupation: Occupation is on the list of skilled immigrants in New Zealand.

Note: Some majors must obtain New Zealand vocational registration qualification before they can apply. Such as doctors, nurses, lawyers, etc.

6. Qualifications: accreditation certificate, junior college, undergraduate (bachelor), postgraduate, master, doctor, etc. Some diplomas are assessed by the New Zealand Ministry of Education (NZQA).

7. Skilled employment: you can get extra points for engaging in jobs related to academic qualifications.

Once every two weeks, the Immigration Bureau will send an invitation from the talent pool and submit a formal visa application. When the score reaches 140, an invitation letter will be automatically obtained, followed by an employment letter from the employer. If there are remaining places, draw from high score to low score. If there is an employment letter from the employer, you can get an invitation letter as long as you get 100. Applicants in China basically can't get an invitation letter without an employer's letter of appointment.

The latest list of occupations in short supply for skilled immigrants in New Zealand (updated on March 24th, 20th14th) has been released. It is not difficult to find that there are many mechanic positions, such as automobile maintenance electrician and automobile maintenance mechanic, and some design and finance occupations, such as urban planner and internal auditor, have been deleted, but more than 95% of the occupations are still the same as the previous list of occupations in short supply. Friends who want to apply for New Zealand immigration through the skilled immigration category, please pay close attention. In addition, the list of majors in future development fields has not changed.