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New Zealand Paid Work

Trip code: NZKE
High in the New Zealand Mountains

The Kiwi Essentials programmes sorts you out with the essentials for your Kiwi Experience! When you arrive into Auckland, your bus transport will be waiting to whisk you off to your city centre hostel. The hostel is in a great location, you’ll get to grips with the city as well as the Kiwi way of life in no time. Whilst you are enjoying Auckland, you’ll get a comprehensive orientation with the local Kiwi coordinator and we’ll help you get yourself a job!



Orientations

You will have your arrival orientation on the first business day after you touched down in Auckland. You’ll get loads of useful information from the session including details on jobs, tax, travelling NZ and Auckland itself. You can get advice about living arrangements after your seven days at the hostel are up and get bar and club recommendations. There will also be plenty of opportunities to ask any questions you have.

Your orientation is also a great time to introduce yourself to all the friendly staff and the other people staying at the hostel, you like you, are finding their feet on Kiwi soil.

Accommodation & Meals

For the first 7 nights you will stay in a hostel that is located right in the heart of Auckland city.

Breakfast is included and the great location means that restaurants, bars, shopping, movies, art galleries, post office, theatres, and the Sky Tower are all just minutes away.

The Auckland hostel is also a great place to meet other travellers, who you can explore the city with and the friendly hostel staff will be able to help you sort out work, play or travelling requirements. After those seven nights are up, you can either extend your stay at the hostel or look into getting a house share with other travellers that you’ve met. The staff can also help you with this.

24-Hour Emergency Assistance

Both Real Gap and our New Zealand partner have emergency numbers, which means that you can always get in contact with someone if you really need to. You’ll get an NZ 24 hour number and a 24-hour number to get hold of the UK office. So if you have problem, unlikely though it is, you’ll always be able to get hold of someone

Age Limit

Applicants need to be aged between 18 and 30 years old.

Programme Requirements

Who can apply?
To be eligible for a work visa under this scheme you must:

  • Be a British citizen resident in the United Kingdom at the time of applying, and
  • Aged between 18 and 30 years, and
  • Not accompanied by children on your visit.
How to apply
To get your New Zealand working holiday visa you will need to provide the following information:
  • A photocopy of a British passport (valid for three years and four months from date of application) and a photocopy of a secondary form of ID.
  • A completed Working holiday Scheme application form
  • Satisfy the NZIS branch in London that your main intention for travelling to New Zealand is to holiday, and that employment is an incidental reason for the visit.
  • Have a minimum of NZ$4200 available funds for maintenance.
  • Evidence of your return or onward tickets, or sufficient funds to purchase an outward ticket (approx NZ$2000)

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