Accredited employer work visa for those already working with partnership work visa

[Torki]

Just confused for this type of visa. I am working on MBIE full time permanent job with 90k yearly. I just checked the website and this organization is accredited. However, I know that they do not support persons without work visa. My question is I am already working with partnership work visa without restriction. In case my visa is going to be expired can I apply for this type of visa? I read the website it is confusing for me. Is it enough that the organization is accredited and they pay more than the wage stated in INZ website?

[Kelerei]

Unfortunately, this forum cannot assist you with this request. We may provide you with the eligibility criteria for particular immigration categories as it is represented on the INZ website, but we may not assist you to intepret that information as it applies to your own circumstances. This would be "providing immigration advice", and only a licensed immigration advisor or person exempt from licensing may do so -- and none of these exemptions apply to any member of this forum.

Please read this post for more information on this.

Any question you have on how to meet eligibility criteria, whether or not you meet eligibility criteria, and the like must be directed to a Licensed Immigration Advisor.

All I can answer is this:

My question is I am already working with partnership work visa without restriction. In case my visa is going to be expired can I apply for this type of visa?

... and all I can legally answer is: you may apply for the Accredited Employer Work Visa if it meets your intended purpose in New Zealand, and if you meet the criteria for this visa. I can also tell you that this forum has experiences of people that have themselves had to move from a partnership-based work visa to an employment-based work visa.

And this is all that anyone on this forum is legally permitted to tell you. We cannot tell you if the AEWV meets your intended purpose in New Zealand, and we cannot tell you if you may meet the criteria for the AEWV: this is providing immigration advice, which is illegal for us to to. The nature of your question is such that directly answering it would put us in violation of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007. It's not that we don't want to help you, it's that the nature of your question is such that we would be breaking the law by doing so.

Once more, I strongly recommend that you engage the services of a Licensed Immigration Advisor to answer questions such as these.

[Torki]

Unfortunately, this forum cannot assist you with this request. We may provide you with the eligibility criteria for particular immigration categories as it is represented on the INZ website, but we may not assist you to intepret that information as it applies to your own circumstances. This would be "providing immigration advice", and only a licensed immigration advisor or person exempt from licensing may do so -- and none of these exemptions apply to any member of this forum.

Please read this post for more information on this.

Any question you have on how to meet eligibility criteria, whether or not you meet eligibility criteria, and the like must be directed to a Licensed Immigration Advisor.

All I can answer is this:



... and all I can legally answer is: you may apply for the Accredited Employer Work Visa if it meets your intended purpose in New Zealand, and if you meet the criteria for this visa. I can also tell you that this forum has experiences of people that have themselves had to move from a partnership-based work visa to an employment-based work visa.

And this is all that anyone on this forum is legally permitted to tell you. We cannot tell you if the AEWV meets your intended purpose in New Zealand, and we cannot tell you if you may meet the criteria for the AEWV: this is providing immigration advice, which is illegal for us to to. The nature of your question is such that directly answering it would put us in violation of the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007. It's not that we don't want to help you, it's that the nature of your question is such that we would be breaking the law by doing so.

Once more, I strongly recommend that you engage the services of a Licensed Immigration Advisor to answer questions such as these.

I agree with you about my question but disagree with you about some portion of your answer. As you see for my previous question I got a detailed good answer from a user who had experience before and it was not lawyer or specialist. For these questions there is no need to pay 4000$ at least to get the answer.
My question here is actually believe me no need to immigration advisor: The question was " for accredited employer visa" do I need to be supported by employer or I could apply and get myself without anything from their side? As I am already working there.

Overall, for this kind of visa should employer do something?

Again I agree with you but my questions are not those that should be answered by advisor.

[PediINZ]

Hi Torki,
for applying under Accredited employer work visa you must have contract with an accredited employer and they must do instruction for your employment. it's including job check and it needs own's requirements and has own's expenses. some employers are not happy to do that and without their permission you are not able to do that or apply for this type of visa.

[JandM]

I ask everyone please to pay attention to the post Kelerei has linked to above about the law on giving advice. The ENZ forum is not allowed to do this, or we could be closed down. To allow us to stay open and helping others by pointing them to the relevant regulations or other people's experiences, please follow the rules carefully.