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New Zealand High Commission

The New Zealand High Commission in London is an overseas post of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. The aim of the High Commission is to manage New Zealand's political, economic and trade relations with the United Kingdom and Ireland.

The New Zealand High Commission in London does not handle immigration enquiries of the public, as immigration to New Zealand is the responsibility of the New Zealand Immigration Service (NZIS).

New Zealand Visa and Immigration Policy

New Zealand has both temporary and permanent Visa and Work Permit policies.

Working Holiday Policy

• New Zealand Immigration also allows young travellers between the ages of 18 and 30 the opportunity to work and travel in New Zealand through their Working Holiday Schemes.
  Apply Here for a Working Holiday Visa

Skilled Migration

• Facilitates the entry of skilled migrants into New Zealand, and is a way of obtaining permanent residence in New Zealand.
  Free Online Skilled Visa Assessment

Business Policy

• This category is for business owners, investors and entrepreneurs who wish to migrate or own a business in New Zealand.
  Online Business Visa Assessment

Family Policy

• This category facilitates the entry of partners and family members of New Zealand citizens and residents.
  Apply Here for a Family Visa

Work Visa and Permit Policy

• This category was designed to attract overseas workers who will contribute to New Zealand industry and economy. This is a temporary work category, with the opportunity to gain residence at a later date if eligible.
  New Zealand Work Permit Online Assessment

The New Zealand High Commission in London is located:

• New Zealand House
  80 Haymarket
  London SW1Y 4TQ
  United Kingdom
  Tel: 020 7930 8422
  Fax: 020 7839 4580

Note: the New Zealand High Commission Information Office will not respond to enquiries regarding visas, work permits or residency applications for New Zealand.