New Zealand Temporary Visas
Live, Work, Study, and Visit
Your Gateway to Short-Term Stays in New Zealand
If you plan to study, work, visit family, or explore New Zealand’s stunning scenery, a Temporary Visa might be your first step. These visas let you stay in New Zealand for a set time based on your reason – be it education, work, religious duties, or family support.
At Ezy Immigration, we help you find the best option for your goals. Eddie Dhiman – Our director and licensed immigration advisers ensures that you receive professional advice tailored to your situation. Temporary visa rules often change due to new policies, so it’s crucial to apply and follow the rules.
Types of New Zealand Temporary Visas We Help With
Apply for New Zealand employer accreditation with expert help. Start hiring skilled migrant workers legally and confidently. Talk to Ezy Immigration today.
Apply for a Job Check in New Zealand with expert help. Ezy Immigration simplifies employer accreditation & AEWV hiring, ensuring roles meet wage, advertising & labour market rules.
The Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) is NZ’s primary pathway for skilled migrants with offers from accredited employers. Live & work up to 3 years, with potential to progress to residence.
A New Zealand Visitor Visa lets you stay up to 9 months within 18 months—for tourism, family visits, short study or digital‑nomad stays. Ezy Immigration guides you to the right visa.
Secure your NZ Student Visa (fee-paying). Study full‑time, bring family, work part‑time during term and full‑time in breaks. Post‑study work pathways available with expert guidance.
For dependent children of student or work visa holders in NZ. Lets your child attend school as a domestic student—without international fees—keeping families together.
Temporary visa for children under 20 to join a parent in NZ on a valid visa. No schooling rights—keeps families together while arrival or departure plans are in progress.
A Section 61 Request lets you stay lawfully in NZ while your residence visa application is processed—even if your previous visa has expired.
If your visa expires but you’re still in NZ, apply for a Section 61 Request—remain lawful while your new temporary visa application is processed.
Apply for a Religious Worker Work Visa. Stay up to 2 years (renewable), must have 2 years’ religious training/experience, sponsor from registered charity, and offer of religious work.
Apply for Religious Worker Residence when you’ve held a Religious Worker Work Visa for at least 3 years, sponsored by a registered religious charity committed long-term.
Stay and work in New Zealand after graduation with a Post Study Work Visa. Gain full-time work experience, boost your career, and explore residency options. Ezy Immigration makes the transition simple and stress-free.
Specific Purpose Work Visa: For limited-time arrivals for a defined purpose or event. Employer must offer details, cover return, and provide supplementary form if paid.
Stay in NZ to care for your child on a student visa. One legal guardian can apply. Work isn’t allowed, but you can support your child during their studies with Ezy Immigration’s help.
Director & Licensed Immigration Adviser
Adviser (NZ) # 201300919
Agent (AU) # 2117455
Why Choose Ezy Immigration?
Your Licensed Immigration Advisers for Your New Zealand immigration matters and visa applications
We understand New Zealand’s temporary visa system inside and out. If you don’t know where to begin, need assistance with paperwork, or want to skip holdups, our certified licensed immigration advisers, make the process easier for you. We serve as your reliable guide — explaining your choices and supporting your journey from beginning to end.
Frequently Asked Questions About New Zealand Temporary Visas
The duration depends on your visa type. You can stay up to 9 months on visitor visas. Student and work visas let you stay from 1 to 3 years.
You might have a chance to become a resident if you have certain temporary visas. The AEWV or Post Study Work Visa can open doors to residency if you meet the requirements.
You’ll be here illegally. Your only option to get back legal status might be a Section 61 Request. Don’t drag your feet — get help right away.
You need to apply for a new visa that fits your new situation. You can’t just change the purpose of your current visa.
Ready to Submit Your Application or Need Help Understanding Your Visa Choices?
If you’re not sure which visa fits your situation, or you need help to prepare your paperwork, Eddie – our immigration experts are just a phone call away. We’ll walk you through each step to make sure your application is robust and thorough.