NZ s Green List Explained

In this video, we break down the complexities of Appendix 13, better known as the New Zealand Green List. If you are an international student aiming for residency, understanding how your choice of study aligns with these high-demand roles is the first step in your journey.
⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This video is for informational purposes only and is not immigration advice. Every individual’s situation is unique. Furthermore, the Green List is an ever-evolving document that has seen over a dozen updates in recent years—most recently as of January 2026. For personalized guidance tailored to your specific circumstances, please book a consultation.

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What’s Inside This Video:
1. The Residency Pathways We explain the difference between Tier 1 (Straight to Residence) and Tier 2 (Work to Residence) occupations. Knowing which tier your dream job falls under will determine how quickly you can apply for residency.
2. Healthcare & Nursing From Registered Nurses to Medical Specialists, healthcare remains a top priority. We discuss the specific registration requirements with the Medical and Nursing Councils and where to study, featuring institutions like the Healthcare Academy of New Zealand (HANZ) and NZMA.
3. Construction & Engineering Are you interested in becoming a Construction Project Manager or a Civil Engineer? We dive into the technical requirements, including the importance of Washington Accord accredited degrees and the NZQCF Level 7 and 8 standards. Learn how foundation programmes at The University of Auckland and AUT can get you started.
4. IT & Creative Technologies The tech sector is hungry for Software Engineers and ICT Security Specialists. We cover the remuneration thresholds for roles like Systems Administrators and highlight specialized training at Yoobee College of Creative Innovation and Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS).
5. Early Childhood Education (ECE) Discover the pathway for ECE Teachers through specialist providers like New Zealand Tertiary College (NZTC), which has been leading the sector for 40 years.
6. The "Fine Print" Don't get caught out by credit counts! We explain why a degree must often meet a minimum of 360 credits (or 240 credits for certain Level 6 diplomas) to satisfy the Green List requirements.

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