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Temporary entry INZ Operational Manual i evidence of full or provisional registration, or eligibility for such registration, if full or provisional registration is required by law to take up the offer of employment (see SM19.5 for the list of occupations requiring registration); or ii evidence from the New Zealand Medical or Dental Council that they are eligible for full or provisional registration subject only to attending a personal interview with a Council representative within one month of their arrival in New Zealand; and Note: For medical practitioners, registration within a 'special purpose scope of practice' is not full or provisional registration for the purpose of a residence application or a work to residence application. d. include, (if the offer of employment has a minimum base salary of less than NZ$55,000 per annum), evidence that the applicant has exceptional talent in a declared field of art, sport or culture (see the Note to WR1.10); and e. include a completed General Medical Certificate (INZ 1007) and a Chest X-ray Certificate (INZ 1096) (except in the case of a pregnant woman) and any associated medical or laboratory reports required for the medical or X-ray certificates; and Note: All medical and X-ray certificates and associated reports must be less than 3 months old at the time the application is made unless A4.25(c) applies. f. include police certificates from the applicant's country of citizenship and from any country in which they have lived for 5 or more years since attaining the age of 17 years. Note: ~ Police certificates must be no more than 6 months old when the application is lodged. ~ For the avoidance of doubt, the minimum base salary excludes employment-related allowances (for example overtime, tool or uniform allowances, medical insurance, accommodation). WR2 Talent (Arts, Culture and Sports) work instructions Effective 30/07/2012 WR2.1 Who is eligible for a work visa under the Talent (Arts, Culture and Sports) Work Instructions? See previous instructions WR2.1 Effective 29/11/2010 a. To be granted a visa under the Talent (Arts, Culture and Sports) Work Instructions applicants must: i have exceptional talent in a declared field of art, culture or sport; and ii be supported by a New Zealand organisation of national repute in their declared field (see WR2.10); and iii have an acceptable sponsor (see E6.5); and iv be aged 55 years or under; and v meet the health and character requirements for Residence set out at A4 and A5.15 to A5.25; and vi meet the requirements under Generic Temporary Entry instructions for lodging an application for a temporary entry class visa as set out at E4; and vii meet the requirements for bona fide applicants as set out at E5; and viii meet the requirements for lodging an application as set out in WR2.25.
INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry b. Work visas granted to applicants approved under these instructions will be endorsed with conditions that allow work for any employer. WR2.1.1 Currency and travel conditions of work visas under the Talent (Arts Culture and Sports) Work Instructions a. Applicants who are in New Zealand may be granted a Talent (Arts Culture and Sports) work visa allowing stay and multiple entry travel for 30 months. b. Applicants who are not in New Zealand may be granted a Talent (Arts Culture and Sports) work visa with the following travel conditions: i first entry to New Zealand must be made within three months of the visa being granted; and ii the visa will allow stay and multiple entry travel for 30 months from first arrival. Effective: 30/07/2011 WR2.5 Definition of 'exceptional talent in a declared field of art, culture or sport' See WR1.15 for definition of 'exceptional talent in a declared field of art, culture or sport'. WR2.10 Definition of 'New Zealand organisation of national repute' A 'New Zealand organisation of national repute' is: Effective 29/11/2010 a. a New Zealand organisation that has a nationally recognised record of excellence in a field of art, culture or sport; or b. a New Zealand organisation that has a nationally recognised record of excellence in fostering exceptional talent in a field of art, culture or sport. WR2.15 Support by New Zealand organisation of national repute and sponsorship by an acceptable sponsor Effective 29/11/2010 a. Applicants must provide evidence of support by a New Zealand organisation of national repute in their declared field of art, culture or sport, and evidence of sponsorship by an acceptable sponsor, by providing a completed Talent (Art, Culture and Sports) Sponsorship Form (INZ 1091) with their application for a work visa. b. Completion of the form includes: i a statement of support for the application for a work visa under the Talent (Arts, Culture or Sports) Work; and ii the reasons why the organisation considers that the applicant's presence in New Zealand will enhance the quality of New Zealand's accomplishments and participation in the declared field of art, culture or sport; and iii a written undertaking of sponsorship from a natural person, organisation, or government agency which is an acceptable sponsor confirming they will meet the obligations specified at E6.15. c. The form should be accompanied by information, evidence and submissions which demonstrate that the supporting organisation is an organisation of national repute.
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