The recovery visa is a unique way for New Zealanders to come back into the workforce. It’s designed to help people who have overcome hardship and are ready to start their lives again. The recovery visa allows you to work legally in New Zealand for up to five years, and gives you time off from your job if needed so that you can focus on getting back on track with your life.
What is the New Zealand Recovery Visa?
The New Zealand Recovery Visa is a visa for people who have overcome adversity and are working towards a better future. The recovery visa is designed to support those in our community who have overcome adversity and are working towards a better future.
The recovery visa provides an opportunity for you to travel, work and study in New Zealand while your application is processed by Immigration New Zealand (INZ). This can be an important step on your journey through the immigration process, because it means that INZ will be able to assess whether you meet all the criteria for permanent residency or citizenship under our immigration law, which includes things like meeting English language requirements and having enough money to support yourself if granted residence or citizenship
The recovery visa is designed to support those in our community who have overcome adversity and are working towards a better future.
The recovery visa is designed to support those in our community who have overcome adversity and are working towards a better future. The pathway is not a pathway to citizenship, nor does it provide you with the right to live or work in Australia or New Zealand.
You must meet all eligibility criteria for the recovery visa in order to be granted one.
Those eligible for the recovery visa are:
The following categories of people are eligible for the recovery visa:
- Those with health conditions or medical conditions that prevented them from either working legally or holding a job, studying or volunteering for extended periods of time in the past 12 months.
- Those who were victims of crime or abuse and needed time away from work to recover.
– Those with health conditions or medical conditions that prevented them from either working legally or holding a job, studying or volunteering for extended periods of time in the past 12 months.
The visa is for people with health conditions or medical conditions that prevented them from either working legally or holding a job, studying or volunteering for extended periods of time in the past 12 months.
If you are applying for this visa, your application must be supported by medical evidence from an approved doctor or specialist that your condition prevents you from working legally or holding down a job.
The only exception to this type of visa is if the applicant has been registered as unemployed on the New Zealand government’s Job Search Register (JSR) and is currently seeking work. In this case you will not need an JSR number when applying for IRV visas; however, we recommend submitting one anyway just so we know where they’ve been looking!
– Those who were victims of crime or abuse and needed time away from work to recover.
Those who were victims of crime or abuse and needed time away from work to recover.
- Must have been in prison for a period over six months.
- Must show that they have faced hardship, such as family breakdown or financial loss as a result of their involvement in criminal activities.
– Single parents who have sole responsibility for their child(ren).
- Single parents who have sole responsibility for their child(ren).
- Parents of a dependent child who is under 18 years of age.
– People who were in prison for a period over six months and want to re-enter society as productive citizens.
If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident who was in prison for a period over six months, and want to re-enter society as productive citizens.
Applicants must be able to show that they have faced hardship. The applicant must also be of good character and demonstrate a commitment to learn English and become employed within six months of receiving their visa
How to apply for the recovery visa?
To apply for the recovery visa, you can either:
- Apply online. Click on the link below to begin your application: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/applying-for-a-visa/new-zealand-recovery-visa
Applicants need to be able to show that they have faced hardship.
Applicants need to be able to show that they have faced hardship. This can be done by showing that they have been affected by a health condition or a crime, for example.
Applicants may also need to provide evidence of their ability and intention to work in New Zealand, such as employment history and references from employers or other people who know them well.
The recovery visa is a great way to move forward and make the most of your life again. If you’re eligible and want to apply, we encourage you to do so. It’s not a long process or complicated at all – just a few simple steps need to be followed.
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