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Applying for New Zealand work visa? Improve your English

New Zealand is tightening English language requirements for mid-skilled work visa applicants, aiming to improve workers' rights awareness and integration starting next month.

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Applying for New Zealand work visa? Improve your English

New Zealand will extend its AEWV English language requirement (IELTS 4.0) to ANZSCO skill level 3 roles starting June 2026, previously applied only to levels 4 and 5. Companies sponsoring mid-skilled international hires for NZ roles must now factor the language threshold into candidate screening, ahead of two new residency pathways opening in August.

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com3 mesi fa

New rules for New Zealand visa from June 1: English language requirements tightened for low-level workers

New Zealand has announced new visa rules making it difficult for non-English speakers to get work visa in the country, even for low-level jobs. The new rules will be implemented from June 1.

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domenica 24 maggio 2026·rnz.co.nz
English requirements for Accredited Employer Work Visa expanded
The changes will apply from the beginning of next month.
lunedì 25 maggio 2026·newsbytesapp.com
Applying for New Zealand work visa? Improve your English
New Zealand is tightening English language requirements for mid-skilled work visa applicants, aiming to improve workers' rights awareness and integration starting next month.

Applying for New Zealand work visa? Improve your English

New rules for New Zealand visa from June 1: English language requirements tightened for low-level workers

Timeline cronologica

English requirements for Accredited Employer Work Visa expanded

Applying for New Zealand work visa? Improve your English

English requirements for Accredited Employer Work Visa expanded

New rules for New Zealand visa from June 1: English language requirements tightened for low-level workers