Employer Accreditation and Work Visas: How We Can Help
- Jessica Zhu
- 23 hours ago
- 2 min read
New Zealand's Accredited Employer Work Visa system connects migrant workers with employers who have approval to recruit for genuine roles. It involves linked responsibilities for both the employer and the visa applicant.
How the AEWV process works
For most regular AEWV recruitment, the employer first needs the correct accreditation. The employer may then need to advertise the role and complete a job check before inviting a suitably qualified migrant worker to apply for the visa. The worker must meet the job, skill, qualification, experience, health and character requirements that apply to their circumstances.
Visa conditions normally connect the worker to the approved employer, occupation and location. If those circumstances change, a Job Change, variation of conditions or a new visa may be required.
How we help employers
We advise on the appropriate accreditation type, review business and key-person requirements, prepare accreditation applications and support renewals. We also help with advertising requirements, job checks, employment documents and the evidence needed to demonstrate a genuine vacancy and compliant employment terms.
After approval, we can guide employers through migrant checks, job tokens, settlement obligations and post-accreditation compliance.
How we help migrant workers
We check whether the job and employer support an AEWV application, assess your qualifications and work experience, identify any occupational registration or English-language requirements and review the employment agreement and position description.
We then prepare and manage the visa application, explain visa conditions and advise on Job Changes, family visa options and potential residence pathways where relevant.
Get advice before committing
AEWV rules and job-check requirements change regularly. Employers should obtain advice before advertising or offering a role, and workers should confirm eligibility before relying on a job offer or making travel plans.
Book a free initial consultation: https://www.jzimmiedu.com/book-online

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