What jobs do New Zealand immigrants lack?

According to the audit, the following six occupations are no longer in short supply for a long time in New Zealand:

1. Registered nurse (intensive care and first aid);

2. Registered nurse (medicine);

3. Registered nurse (perioperative period);

4. Ship engineer;

5. Captain;

6. Crew.

In addition, chefs are also kept on the list of occupations in New Zealand that are in short supply for a long time. Registered nurses (aged care) were removed from the long-term shortage list and moved to the recent shortage list. And applies to all of New Zealand.

Second, New Zealand Shortage Occupation Ranking (ISSL)

The list of occupations in short supply in New Zealand is a certain type of skilled workers who are currently in short supply in New Zealand or somewhere. If New Zealand immigrant applicants meet certain academic qualifications and experience indicators, it is possible to obtain a work visa through channels with necessary skills. So as to be able to do the work.

According to the audit, seven new occupations have been added to the list of occupations currently in short supply in New Zealand:

1. bricklayer (Oakland and northern North Island only);

2.Cableman (data communication) (all New Zealand);

3. Composite technicians (all New Zealand);

4. Floor workers (only in Auckland, northern North Island, Waikato and Shengfeng Bay);

5. Masons (Auckland and North Island only);

6. telecommunication cable operators (all over New Zealand);

7. Telecommunications Technicians (all New Zealand).

In addition, two occupations have been deleted from the list of occupations in short supply in New Zealand, namely, registered nurses (mental health) and interior decorators. However, the beekeeper's proposal to move from the immediate shortage to the long-term shortage was rejected.

Third, the implementation time of New Zealand visa policy.

The reform of New Zealand's list of basic occupational needs was implemented on February 27th, 20th17th. In other words, if the application is submitted before 27th, the applicant's occupation and materials will still be reviewed according to the previous occupation list.

In addition, Immigration New Zealand will also review what conditions immigrants need to meet when applying for a work visa or a resident visa. This will include cooperation with NZQA, review of relevant academic qualifications, and a series of reforms to ensure that the requirements in these two lists really meet the scarcity standards.

Fourth, others.

The Basic Skills (ESDL) in the New Zealand Demand List will be reviewed and updated regularly. This ensures that New Zealand's immigration policy can always remain flexible and conform to the changes in the labor market and economic situation. Most importantly, these lists reflect the skills that New Zealand really lacks and will not weaken the employment opportunities and training opportunities of New Zealanders. The next review of New Zealand's list of basic occupational needs will begin in April 20 17.