Contact Prestige Legal Group for expert support with your Specific Purpose Work Visa application—streamlined advice and end-to-end guidance.
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Your stay aligns precisely with the time needed to fulfil that purpose—whether it’s a specialist contract, technical project or official engagement.
You must:
Hold a valid passport (upload online or provide the original/certified copy)
Be in good health (medical checks depend on your intended length of stay)
Demonstrate good character (police certificates if your total NZ time ≥ 24 months)
Show genuine intentions to comply with visa conditions
Have a formal arrangement with a New Zealand organisation
Our experienced immigration specialists can make all the difference, talk to us about your matter with ease and let us assist you in navigating to a successful outcome.
Clear purpose & timeframe
A letter of invitation, job offer or event schedule
Exact dates and duration required to complete your task
Employer Supplementary Form
Mandatory for roles such as seasonal workers, specialist professionals, examiners, sports coaches or nursing placements
Confirms your engagement with a New Zealand employer or organisation
Qualifications & experience
Evidence of relevant credentials (e.g. professional certificates, employment references)
International assessments (e.g. NZQA IQA) if your qualifications are from overseas
Onward travel plans
Return ticket or proof of funds to purchase one
Employer guarantee of repatriation costs, where applicable
Financial support
Recent bank statements or payslips
A sponsorship guarantee from a relative, friend or employer
Whether you’re growing your team or uniting your family, we offer:
We don’t just process visas—we build strategic partnerships that deliver real results.
Contact Prestige Legal Group for expert support with your Specific Purpose Work Visa application—streamlined advice and end-to-end guidance.
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