People for New Zealand
At Working In, people are at the heart of everything we do. We believe that good people are what make this nation thrive and we are dedicated to playing our part in helping New Zealand grow.
We put New Zealand employers first, assisting them to find the best international skills to help their business and New Zealand succeed. We’ve been connecting great people from around the world with New Zealand employers for over 25 years.
Working In is the leading provider of employer-focused immigration services in New Zealand. Our immigration team is the largest and most experienced in New Zealand, providing employers with Immigration Strategy and visa advice for their employees.
And once we have found the right people for New Zealand, our Settlement and Relocation teams help migrate, settle and welcome these ‘New New Zealanders’ into their new lives in Aotearoa.
Working In stands behind a smart, dedicated and caring team. Together, we support the employers we work with, and the determined people that want to make New Zealand their new home.
The latest immigration news for kiwi employers
Immigration policy updates – September 2023
As of 23 September 2023, this category is closed to new applicants. Anyone already on a Recovery Visa however, can apply for a three-month extension, allowing them time to transition to longer term work visas if necessary. Get in touch with our team if you need help with this transition – we can advise on the best visa type.
Video update – Median wage increases
The median wage increase that is set to hit in February has triggered alarm for Kiwi employers already dealing with constant changes and updates from government.
Government announces further tightening of AEWV settings for employers hiring migrant workers
The Government has just announced further changes to the immigration system to increase protection and support for migrant workers. Whilst these initiatives have arisen to help prevent exploitation, they will mean extra obligations and requirements for employers and should not be ignored.
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