MOVE TO NEW ZEALAND-The Work Visa Do-It-Yourself Manual

Everything you need to move to New Zealand on a work visa, compiled from Immigration New Zealand's official website and written for applicants in Nigeria, Ghana and West Africa. 40 pages. No agent required.

What this manual is

●40 pages, built directly from immigration.govt.nz and other New Zealand government sources, organised into the exact order you need to do things.

●It covers the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) — the main work visa route into New Zealand — from before you apply for your first job through to your first month after landing.

Inside:

●The 3-stage chain, and why you are stage 3 — the employer starts this process, not you

●A self-check to see whether you qualify before you spend a naira

●All five requirements, in detail: skill level, work experience, English, registration, health and character

●Exactly what counts as proof of work experience — and what Immigration New Zealand throws out

●The English rule that catches West Africans, with the minimum scores

●Two full checklists: what to prepare before you job hunt, and what to upload with your application

●How to find employers legally allowed to hire you — the real method, not a scraped list

●Where the jobs actually are, and how to write a CV in New Zealand format

●Four free official checks to run on any employer before you commit

●The employment agreement clauses that get applications declined

●A realistic budget.

●The scam signals, taken from Immigration New Zealand's own published list

●Where to find licensed immigration advisers, and how to verify them.