20 15 What are the latest conditions for skilled immigrants to New Zealand? Is skilled migration difficult?

Skilled employment (New Zealand employment, can be simply understood as New Zealand job offer) is the key to applying for skilled immigration to New Zealand. If you have effective skilled employment in New Zealand, there is almost no suspense about skilled migration to New Zealand (whether you just got an offer or have an offer job in New Zealand).

FLY is concerned about the feasibility of applying for skilled immigrants in New Zealand without extra points for skilled employment in New Zealand (currently no SE), education in New Zealand and job applicants in New Zealand. If the applicant does not have a technical job in New Zealand, then:

* Any work experience and education related to "identified future growth areas" can't get extra points.

* You can't directly add points to the jobs obtained in many regions (such as Chinese mainland). Only when you get a job in a "comparable labor market" or the job meets the conditions of an "absolute skill shortage region" can you add points to the relevant work experience.

* If there is no extra points in the field of absolute skill shortage, it is difficult for the applicant to get points without New Zealand relatives or New Zealand education background.

Therefore, Chinese mainland, who has no New Zealand education, works in New Zealand and is a relative of New Zealand, needs short-term professional work experience to get the score of 140 without skilled employment.

For applicants who have no skilled employment, but work in areas with absolute skills shortage, and the score does not reach 140, it is less likely to get a green card in one step.

If there is no shortage of jobs, then I don't recommend you to try New Zealand. Instead, focus on IELTS preparation in Canada or Australia.

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