Can I get 3 years work permit if my course is in long-term skills shortage list?


Completed my graduate and civil engineering in 2017 I'm planning to do level 8 in construction management can I get three years work permit my courses is in long-term skills shortage list?


You’re upping for level eight four so you would be eligible 14 years for a study work visa so no problem with that and construction management is also a good area as I keep saying there's a lot of construction activity happening in New Zealand at the moment there's a massive housing boom now because there's a massive the housing shortage so a lot of construction is happening and some of our students who have already studied construction management have also moved quite nicely to jobs and also their way to getting their residency so good choice' I think overall you should be alright on various counts and you're just looking at the policy which was released so if you are going to be doing a level seven or a level eight or nine and you have studied for at least thirty weeks in New Zealand then you will be eligible for the post-study work visa so at level eight which you are trying to come you will definitely be eligible for three years post-study work visa.



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