Thinking of a move to

New Zealand?

Thinking of a move to

New Zealand?

Thinking of a move to

New Zealand?

If you're thinking about moving to New Zealand to join us, here's some information to help you plan your journey. 

Why New Zealand?

Aotearoa New Zealand has a lot to offer - from spectacular landscapes to friendly people and a relaxed lifestyle. Check out newzealandnow.govt.nz to discover more.

Exploring your options

Applying for a role with us

Considering applying for a role with us? Here's some places to help you explore what role or location could be for you

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Applying for a role with us

We have over 400 roles at Corrections, covering a diverse range of career areas, from healthcare professionals to trade instructors. Some of our roles are based at on our 17 prisons around the country, while others at our community corrections centres, regional offices or our National Office.

Learn about different areas of New Zealand

Read about different areas of our work

Check out current vacancies and apply

Visa options

Learn about Immigration NZ's green list and visa options

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Visa options

Visit Immigration NZ to explore your visa options - we are an accredited employer and can support your visa application.

Some of our roles fall under Immigration New Zealand’s green list, which means that they have a fast-tracked pathway to residency in New Zealand.

Checking any registration requirements

For a small number of our roles at Corrections, you will need to register with a professional body before you can practice here

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Checking any registration requirements

Some roles, such as nurses and psychologists, have a requirement for you to register with a New Zealand professional body before you can practice here. If this is needed for the role you’re interested in, it will be stated in the job description. 

Registering as a psychologist in New Zealand

Registering as a nurse in New Zealand

 

Making the move

If you’re at the stage where you’re ready to move, check out our settlement booklet below for tips and useful links.