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New Zealand moves graduate work visa applications online from November 16

New Zealand will move applications for its graduate work visas fully online from November 16, 2026, as Immigration New Zealand transitions applications to its upgraded Immigration Online platform. The post New Zealand moves graduate work visa applications online from November 16 appeared first on Nairametrics .

From November 16, 2026, the process of applying for graduate work visas in New Zealand will move entirely online. The Immigration New Zealand platform will replace paper applications for both the Post-Study Work Visa and the new Short-Term Graduate Work Visa. However, applicants who submit their forms on or before the 15th will still be processed.

This change does not alter the required timeframe for applicants to apply, meaning they must still meet their personal deadlines. International students intending to stay in New Zealand post-graduation should verify their visa expiration dates and confirm eligibility before the transition occurs. The move to online applications comes as New Zealand enhanced its Post-Study Work Visa and expanded eligibility for the Short-Term Graduate Work Visa, with higher financial requirements set to begin on April 30, 2026.

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