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PD国际海运
发表于 2023-09-13 08:07:08

悬着的心终于放下了，给孩子海运家具到新西兰奥克兰很简单
作为8年经验的海运人，今天在这里跟大家说一说，对于大多数移民小白遇到过的问题，希望可以帮到大家。
首先必须讲的就是海运流程，这是大部分人困惑或者担心的地方，其实海运很简单，需要走的流程包括货物
进仓-装柜（即装集装箱）-熏蒸-走报关流程-国内海关放行-开船-到达目的港-清关-目的港海关放行-提货-
派送。主要就是这些流程，但是其实大家不需要去了解每个流程如何操作，目前我们只需要把货物进仓这个
做好，后续的所有流程，货代都会帮你全程代办，你只需要坐等收货。说起来跟在国内寄快递差不多。
第二个比较大的疑问就是税费的问题，一般物品税费都是固定的，这个大家可以直接加我微信tracyde咨询。
第三个是关于海运方式的问题，很多人说我的货物不多，不用包一个集装箱吧。确实是的，一般的海运可以
分为拼箱跟整柜两种方式，在这里跟大家说一下，海运都是按照体积来算的，如果你的货物觉得不是很多，
那么肯定首选拼箱，如果是一个家的家具都要海运，那么就推荐走整柜的方式。不过整柜需要注意你的地址
是否能进的了集装箱的大车，这个很关键，一般来说house都是可以的，但是公寓就不行，如果进不了集装
箱的话费用会高一些，这两点大家需要记一下。
最后一个，也是大家最关心的费用问题，我在下面列一下基本的费用，给你们做一个参考：
国际海运基本都是按照体积计算的，因为往往用重量计算的话，会比体积计算方式贵很多。体积计算情况下1立方米限重500kg。一般情况下，物品为1-20个立方的，建议走散货拼箱，计算方式如下：

奥克兰：散货第一立方2600RMB，续方900RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2400，续方850RMB

惠灵顿：散货第一立方3100RMB，续方1100RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2800，续方1100RMB

基督城：散货第一立方3400RMB，续方1400RMB。10CBM以上可申请首3000，续方1400RMB

以上报价30公里内派送上门
海运散货拼箱按立方米计算运费，散货拼箱费用算法：（适合货物少的，不足20立方米，货多建议走整柜）货物立方计算 长（M）*宽（M）*高（M）=立方米
假如有五个方货物到奥克兰计算方式如下，2600+900*（5-1）=6200

如果超出20立方米的，那么建议走整柜，整柜价格每个月份基本都会有变动。
20GP：内容积为5.69米X2.13米X2.18米,配货毛重一般为17.5吨,体积为24-26立方米.
40HQ：内容积为11.8米X2.13米X2.72米.配货毛重一般为22吨,体积为68立方米
整柜微信咨询林先生：tracyde

关于注意事项
1，客户满足免税条件到海关申请免税，海关一般都是在机场附近，机场停车费是超级贵的，
开车过去的客户可以在机场远一点地方停车再打车过去。
2，我们都是为客户投保的，如果货物有损坏是可以理赔的。货物到了别急着拆，先看看外包装
有没有损坏，如果有损坏拍照下来，伤及到货物可以用此证据理赔。这种几率虽然千万分之一，
也要以防万一
3，买的货物可能组装体积较大可是拆开体积就很小，比如衣柜，梳妆台等，如果自己不觉得麻烦
就可以运到新西兰再进行组装，这样体积就会小很多。运费也会少很多。
4，买的货物没有实木，但是有易碎的需要打木架，那么叫人不要给你打实木木架，打的是夹板木架，
就可以免一个熏蒸的费用
手机：+86 13450558634 微信号：tracyde  或者手机号加微信13450558634
联系人：林先生
QQ：729683977
邮箱：13450558634@139.com


悬着的心终于放下了，给孩子海运家具到新西兰奥克兰很简单

PD国际海运
发表于 2023-09-13 08:05:54

看完这票海运攻略保证你回国买家具到新西兰奥克兰不会被坑
作为8年经验的海运人，今天在这里跟大家说一说，对于大多数移民小白遇到过的问题，希望可以帮到大家。
首先必须讲的就是海运流程，这是大部分人困惑或者担心的地方，其实海运很简单，需要走的流程包括货物
进仓-装柜（即装集装箱）-熏蒸-走报关流程-国内海关放行-开船-到达目的港-清关-目的港海关放行-提货-
派送。主要就是这些流程，但是其实大家不需要去了解每个流程如何操作，目前我们只需要把货物进仓这个
做好，后续的所有流程，货代都会帮你全程代办，你只需要坐等收货。说起来跟在国内寄快递差不多。
第二个比较大的疑问就是税费的问题，一般物品税费都是固定的，这个大家可以直接加我微信tracyde咨询。
第三个是关于海运方式的问题，很多人说我的货物不多，不用包一个集装箱吧。确实是的，一般的海运可以
分为拼箱跟整柜两种方式，在这里跟大家说一下，海运都是按照体积来算的，如果你的货物觉得不是很多，
那么肯定首选拼箱，如果是一个家的家具都要海运，那么就推荐走整柜的方式。不过整柜需要注意你的地址
是否能进的了集装箱的大车，这个很关键，一般来说house都是可以的，但是公寓就不行，如果进不了集装
箱的话费用会高一些，这两点大家需要记一下。
最后一个，也是大家最关心的费用问题，我在下面列一下基本的费用，给你们做一个参考：
国际海运基本都是按照体积计算的，因为往往用重量计算的话，会比体积计算方式贵很多。体积计算情况下1立方米限重500kg。一般情况下，物品为1-20个立方的，建议走散货拼箱，计算方式如下：

奥克兰：散货第一立方2600RMB，续方900RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2400，续方850RMB

惠灵顿：散货第一立方3100RMB，续方1100RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2800，续方1100RMB

基督城：散货第一立方3400RMB，续方1400RMB。10CBM以上可申请首3000，续方1400RMB

以上报价30公里内派送上门
海运散货拼箱按立方米计算运费，散货拼箱费用算法：（适合货物少的，不足20立方米，货多建议走整柜）货物立方计算 长（M）*宽（M）*高（M）=立方米
假如有五个方货物到奥克兰计算方式如下，2600+900*（5-1）=6200

如果超出20立方米的，那么建议走整柜，整柜价格每个月份基本都会有变动。
20GP：内容积为5.69米X2.13米X2.18米,配货毛重一般为17.5吨,体积为24-26立方米.
40HQ：内容积为11.8米X2.13米X2.72米.配货毛重一般为22吨,体积为68立方米
整柜微信咨询林先生：tracyde

关于注意事项
1，客户满足免税条件到海关申请免税，海关一般都是在机场附近，机场停车费是超级贵的，
开车过去的客户可以在机场远一点地方停车再打车过去。
2，我们都是为客户投保的，如果货物有损坏是可以理赔的。货物到了别急着拆，先看看外包装
有没有损坏，如果有损坏拍照下来，伤及到货物可以用此证据理赔。这种几率虽然千万分之一，
也要以防万一
3，买的货物可能组装体积较大可是拆开体积就很小，比如衣柜，梳妆台等，如果自己不觉得麻烦
就可以运到新西兰再进行组装，这样体积就会小很多。运费也会少很多。
4，买的货物没有实木，但是有易碎的需要打木架，那么叫人不要给你打实木木架，打的是夹板木架，
就可以免一个熏蒸的费用
手机：+86 13450558634 微信号：tracyde  或者手机号加微信13450558634
联系人：林先生
QQ：729683977
邮箱：13450558634@139.com


看完这票海运攻略保证你回国买家具到新西兰奥克兰不会被坑

PD国际海运
发表于 2023-09-13 08:04:55

3分钟快速讲解个人家具海运新西兰基督城是如何操作海运的
作为8年经验的海运人，今天在这里跟大家说一说，对于大多数移民小白遇到过的问题，希望可以帮到大家。
首先必须讲的就是海运流程，这是大部分人困惑或者担心的地方，其实海运很简单，需要走的流程包括货物
进仓-装柜（即装集装箱）-熏蒸-走报关流程-国内海关放行-开船-到达目的港-清关-目的港海关放行-提货-
派送。主要就是这些流程，但是其实大家不需要去了解每个流程如何操作，目前我们只需要把货物进仓这个
做好，后续的所有流程，货代都会帮你全程代办，你只需要坐等收货。说起来跟在国内寄快递差不多。
第二个比较大的疑问就是税费的问题，一般物品税费都是固定的，这个大家可以直接加我微信tracyde咨询。
第三个是关于海运方式的问题，很多人说我的货物不多，不用包一个集装箱吧。确实是的，一般的海运可以
分为拼箱跟整柜两种方式，在这里跟大家说一下，海运都是按照体积来算的，如果你的货物觉得不是很多，
那么肯定首选拼箱，如果是一个家的家具都要海运，那么就推荐走整柜的方式。不过整柜需要注意你的地址
是否能进的了集装箱的大车，这个很关键，一般来说house都是可以的，但是公寓就不行，如果进不了集装
箱的话费用会高一些，这两点大家需要记一下。
最后一个，也是大家最关心的费用问题，我在下面列一下基本的费用，给你们做一个参考：
国际海运基本都是按照体积计算的，因为往往用重量计算的话，会比体积计算方式贵很多。体积计算情况下1立方米限重500kg。一般情况下，物品为1-20个立方的，建议走散货拼箱，计算方式如下：

奥克兰：散货第一立方2600RMB，续方900RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2400，续方850RMB

惠灵顿：散货第一立方3100RMB，续方1100RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2800，续方1100RMB

基督城：散货第一立方3400RMB，续方1400RMB。10CBM以上可申请首3000，续方1400RMB

以上报价30公里内派送上门
海运散货拼箱按立方米计算运费，散货拼箱费用算法：（适合货物少的，不足20立方米，货多建议走整柜）货物立方计算 长（M）*宽（M）*高（M）=立方米
假如有五个方货物到奥克兰计算方式如下，2600+900*（5-1）=6200

如果超出20立方米的，那么建议走整柜，整柜价格每个月份基本都会有变动。
20GP：内容积为5.69米X2.13米X2.18米,配货毛重一般为17.5吨,体积为24-26立方米.
40HQ：内容积为11.8米X2.13米X2.72米.配货毛重一般为22吨,体积为68立方米
整柜微信咨询林先生：tracyde

关于注意事项
1，客户满足免税条件到海关申请免税，海关一般都是在机场附近，机场停车费是超级贵的，
开车过去的客户可以在机场远一点地方停车再打车过去。
2，我们都是为客户投保的，如果货物有损坏是可以理赔的。货物到了别急着拆，先看看外包装
有没有损坏，如果有损坏拍照下来，伤及到货物可以用此证据理赔。这种几率虽然千万分之一，
也要以防万一
3，买的货物可能组装体积较大可是拆开体积就很小，比如衣柜，梳妆台等，如果自己不觉得麻烦
就可以运到新西兰再进行组装，这样体积就会小很多。运费也会少很多。
4，买的货物没有实木，但是有易碎的需要打木架，那么叫人不要给你打实木木架，打的是夹板木架，
就可以免一个熏蒸的费用
手机：+86 13450558634 微信号：tracyde  或者手机号加微信13450558634
联系人：林先生
QQ：729683977
邮箱：13450558634@139.com


3分钟快速讲解个人家具海运新西兰基督城是如何操作海运的

PD国际海运
发表于 2023-09-13 08:03:49

关于实木家具海运新西兰奥克兰不得不说的几个省钱小窍门
作为8年经验的海运人，今天在这里跟大家说一说，对于大多数移民小白遇到过的问题，希望可以帮到大家。
首先必须讲的就是海运流程，这是大部分人困惑或者担心的地方，其实海运很简单，需要走的流程包括货物
进仓-装柜（即装集装箱）-熏蒸-走报关流程-国内海关放行-开船-到达目的港-清关-目的港海关放行-提货-
派送。主要就是这些流程，但是其实大家不需要去了解每个流程如何操作，目前我们只需要把货物进仓这个
做好，后续的所有流程，货代都会帮你全程代办，你只需要坐等收货。说起来跟在国内寄快递差不多。
第二个比较大的疑问就是税费的问题，一般物品税费都是固定的，这个大家可以直接加我微信tracyde咨询。
第三个是关于海运方式的问题，很多人说我的货物不多，不用包一个集装箱吧。确实是的，一般的海运可以
分为拼箱跟整柜两种方式，在这里跟大家说一下，海运都是按照体积来算的，如果你的货物觉得不是很多，
那么肯定首选拼箱，如果是一个家的家具都要海运，那么就推荐走整柜的方式。不过整柜需要注意你的地址
是否能进的了集装箱的大车，这个很关键，一般来说house都是可以的，但是公寓就不行，如果进不了集装
箱的话费用会高一些，这两点大家需要记一下。
最后一个，也是大家最关心的费用问题，我在下面列一下基本的费用，给你们做一个参考：
国际海运基本都是按照体积计算的，因为往往用重量计算的话，会比体积计算方式贵很多。体积计算情况下1立方米限重500kg。一般情况下，物品为1-20个立方的，建议走散货拼箱，计算方式如下：

奥克兰：散货第一立方2600RMB，续方900RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2400，续方850RMB

惠灵顿：散货第一立方3100RMB，续方1100RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2800，续方1100RMB

基督城：散货第一立方3400RMB，续方1400RMB。10CBM以上可申请首3000，续方1400RMB

以上报价30公里内派送上门
海运散货拼箱按立方米计算运费，散货拼箱费用算法：（适合货物少的，不足20立方米，货多建议走整柜）货物立方计算 长（M）*宽（M）*高（M）=立方米
假如有五个方货物到奥克兰计算方式如下，2600+900*（5-1）=6200

如果超出20立方米的，那么建议走整柜，整柜价格每个月份基本都会有变动。
20GP：内容积为5.69米X2.13米X2.18米,配货毛重一般为17.5吨,体积为24-26立方米.
40HQ：内容积为11.8米X2.13米X2.72米.配货毛重一般为22吨,体积为68立方米
整柜微信咨询林先生：tracyde

关于注意事项
1，客户满足免税条件到海关申请免税，海关一般都是在机场附近，机场停车费是超级贵的，
开车过去的客户可以在机场远一点地方停车再打车过去。
2，我们都是为客户投保的，如果货物有损坏是可以理赔的。货物到了别急着拆，先看看外包装
有没有损坏，如果有损坏拍照下来，伤及到货物可以用此证据理赔。这种几率虽然千万分之一，
也要以防万一
3，买的货物可能组装体积较大可是拆开体积就很小，比如衣柜，梳妆台等，如果自己不觉得麻烦
就可以运到新西兰再进行组装，这样体积就会小很多。运费也会少很多。
4，买的货物没有实木，但是有易碎的需要打木架，那么叫人不要给你打实木木架，打的是夹板木架，
就可以免一个熏蒸的费用
手机：+86 13450558634 微信号：tracyde  或者手机号加微信13450558634
联系人：林先生
QQ：729683977
邮箱：13450558634@139.com


关于实木家具海运新西兰奥克兰不得不说的几个省钱小窍门

PD国际海运
发表于 2023-09-13 08:02:19

纽村的小伙伴们有试过海运个人大件货物到新西兰奥克兰的吗
作为8年经验的海运人，今天在这里跟大家说一说，对于大多数移民小白遇到过的问题，希望可以帮到大家。
首先必须讲的就是海运流程，这是大部分人困惑或者担心的地方，其实海运很简单，需要走的流程包括货物
进仓-装柜（即装集装箱）-熏蒸-走报关流程-国内海关放行-开船-到达目的港-清关-目的港海关放行-提货-
派送。主要就是这些流程，但是其实大家不需要去了解每个流程如何操作，目前我们只需要把货物进仓这个
做好，后续的所有流程，货代都会帮你全程代办，你只需要坐等收货。说起来跟在国内寄快递差不多。
第二个比较大的疑问就是税费的问题，一般物品税费都是固定的，这个大家可以直接加我微信tracyde咨询。
第三个是关于海运方式的问题，很多人说我的货物不多，不用包一个集装箱吧。确实是的，一般的海运可以
分为拼箱跟整柜两种方式，在这里跟大家说一下，海运都是按照体积来算的，如果你的货物觉得不是很多，
那么肯定首选拼箱，如果是一个家的家具都要海运，那么就推荐走整柜的方式。不过整柜需要注意你的地址
是否能进的了集装箱的大车，这个很关键，一般来说house都是可以的，但是公寓就不行，如果进不了集装
箱的话费用会高一些，这两点大家需要记一下。
最后一个，也是大家最关心的费用问题，我在下面列一下基本的费用，给你们做一个参考：
国际海运基本都是按照体积计算的，因为往往用重量计算的话，会比体积计算方式贵很多。体积计算情况下1立方米限重500kg。一般情况下，物品为1-20个立方的，建议走散货拼箱，计算方式如下：

奥克兰：散货第一立方2600RMB，续方900RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2400，续方850RMB

惠灵顿：散货第一立方3100RMB，续方1100RMB。10CBM以上可申请首2800，续方1100RMB

基督城：散货第一立方3400RMB，续方1400RMB。10CBM以上可申请首3000，续方1400RMB

以上报价30公里内派送上门
海运散货拼箱按立方米计算运费，散货拼箱费用算法：（适合货物少的，不足20立方米，货多建议走整柜）货物立方计算 长（M）*宽（M）*高（M）=立方米
假如有五个方货物到奥克兰计算方式如下，2600+900*（5-1）=6200

如果超出20立方米的，那么建议走整柜，整柜价格每个月份基本都会有变动。
20GP：内容积为5.69米X2.13米X2.18米,配货毛重一般为17.5吨,体积为24-26立方米.
40HQ：内容积为11.8米X2.13米X2.72米.配货毛重一般为22吨,体积为68立方米
整柜微信咨询林先生：tracyde

关于注意事项
1，客户满足免税条件到海关申请免税，海关一般都是在机场附近，机场停车费是超级贵的，
开车过去的客户可以在机场远一点地方停车再打车过去。
2，我们都是为客户投保的，如果货物有损坏是可以理赔的。货物到了别急着拆，先看看外包装
有没有损坏，如果有损坏拍照下来，伤及到货物可以用此证据理赔。这种几率虽然千万分之一，
也要以防万一
3，买的货物可能组装体积较大可是拆开体积就很小，比如衣柜，梳妆台等，如果自己不觉得麻烦
就可以运到新西兰再进行组装，这样体积就会小很多。运费也会少很多。
4，买的货物没有实木，但是有易碎的需要打木架，那么叫人不要给你打实木木架，打的是夹板木架，
就可以免一个熏蒸的费用
手机：+86 13450558634 微信号：tracyde  或者手机号加微信13450558634
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纽村的小伙伴们有试过海运个人大件货物到新西兰奥克兰的吗

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发表于 2021-06-11 04:45:53

Occupational  Group	Occupation	Long Term Skill Shortage List Requirements
	Occupations are	Qualifications must be  comparable to the standard of the New Zealand
	listed by  ANZSCO	qualification  listed. Unless otherwise stated all qualifications listed are
	(Australian and New	New Zealand qualifications  (see Note 1 at the end of this list).
	Zealand Standard
	Classification  of
	Occupations) code.
Construction	Construction  Project	One of the  following:
	Manager (133111)	- Bachelor of Engineering  with Honours (NZQF Level 8)
		- Bachelor of Engineering  Technology (NZQF Level 7)
		- Bachelor of Construction  (NZQF Level 7)
		- A  bachelor's degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
		minimum equivalent of 360  credits, which includes the requirements of a
		New Zealand  major in the focus areas of construction management, civil
		engineering or highway  engineering
		- A Graduate Diploma at  NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification which
		includes the  knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Graduate
		Diploma in the focus areas  of construction management, highway
		engineering, civil  engineering or construction project management
		- A diploma  at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum
		equivalent of 240 credits,  which includes the knowledge requirements of
		a New Zealand Diploma in  the focus areas of civil engineering, highway
		engineering,  construction or construction management
		- A Washington Accord or  Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate
		(initial)  engineering degree in Civil Engineering (listed - see Note 3)
		- A qualification at NZQF  Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering
		New Zealand certifying that  the degree and any further learning meet the
		benchmark  requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer
		professional status in New  Zealand
		- NZ registration in the  field of civil engineering as a Chartered
		Professional  Engineer or an Engineering Technologist by Engineering New
		Zealand
		AND
		a minimum of  five years' relevant post-qualification work experience
Construction	Project  Builder	One of the  following qualifications:
	(including Building	- A bachelor's degree at NZQF  Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
	Project  Manager	minimum  equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a
	and Site Foreman)	New Zealand major in  quantity surveying or construction economics
	(133112)	- A Graduate Diploma at  NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification, which
		includes the  knowledge requirements of a New Zealand Graduate
		Diploma in the focus areas  of construction, construction management or
		construction project  management
		- A diploma  at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum
		equivalent of 240 credits,  which includes the knowledge requirements of
		a New  Zealand Diploma (Level 6) in the focus areas of quantity surveying,
		construction economics,  construction management or building
		AND
		a minimum of  three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience

Construction	Quantity Surveyor	One of the following:
	(233213)	- A bachelor's degree at  NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
		minimum  equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a
		New Zealand major in  quantity surveying or construction economics
		- Student or Affiliate  Membership, or MNZIQS, of the New Zealand
		Institute of  Quantity Surveyors (with an overseas degree approved by
		NZIQS)
		AND
		a minimum of  three years’ relevant post-qualification work experience
Construction	Surveyor  (232212)	One of the  following:
		- Bachelor of Surveying  (NZQF Level 7)
		- Bachelor  of Surveying with Honours (NZQF Level 8)
		- Registration as a  Professional Surveyor with the New Zealand Institute of
		Surveyors
		-  Professional Associate Membership or an Overseas Member of the New
		Zealand Institute of  Surveyors (with an overseas degree approved by
		NZIS)
Engineering	Chemical  Engineer	One of the  following:
	(233111), Materials	- A Washington Accord  accredited (initial) engineering degree (listed - see
	Engineer (233112),	Note 3)
	Civil  Engineer	- A Bachelor  of Engineering with Honours (NZQF Level 8)
	(233211),	- A qualification at NZQF  Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering
	Geotechnical	New Zealand certifying that  the degree and any further learning meet the
	Engineer  (233212),	benchmark  requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer
	Structural Engineer	professional status in New  Zealand
	(233214),  Electrical	- NZ  registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer by Engineering New
	Engineer (233311),	Zealand.
	Electronics Engineer
	(233411),  Industrial
	Engineer (233511),
	Mechanical
	Engineer  (233512),
	Production or Plant
	Engineer (233513),
	Environmental
	Engineer (233915),
	Engineering
	Professionals  nec
	(233999)
Engineering	Civil  Engineering	One of the  following:
	Technician  (312212)	- Bachelor  of Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering) (NZQF Level 7)
		- A diploma at NZQF Level  6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum
		equivalent of 240 credits,  which includes the knowledge requirements of
		the New  Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) (Level 6)
		- A Washington Accord or  Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate
		(initial)  engineering degree in Civil Engineering (listed - see Note 3)
		- A qualification at NZQF  Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering
		New Zealand certifying that  the degree and any further learning meet the
		benchmark  requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer status
		in New Zealand
		- NZ registration in the  field of Civil Engineering as a Chartered
		Professional  Engineer or as an Engineering Technologist by Engineering
		New Zealand
		AND
		a minimum of  three years’ work experience including a minimum of 12
		months' relevant  post-qualification work experience in the past 18
		months

Engineering	Electrical	One of the following:
	Engineering	- Bachelor of Engineering  with Honours (Electrical and Electronic
	Technician  (312312)	Engineering)  (NZQF Level 8)
		- Bachelor of Engineering  Technology (Electrical Engineering) (NZQF Level
		7)
		Bachelor of  Engineering Technology (Electrical and Electronic
		Engineering) (NZQF Level 7)
		- A Washington Accord or  Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate
		(initial)  engineering degree in Electrical Engineering (listed - see Note 3)
		- A qualification at NZQF  Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering
		New Zealand certifying that  the degree and any further learning meet the
		benchmark  requirements towards Chartered Professional Engineer
		professional status in New  Zealand
		- NZ  registration in the field of Electrical Engineering as a Chartered
		Professional Engineer or as  an Engineering Technologist by Engineering
		New Zealand
		AND
		a minimum of three years’  relevant post-qualification work experience
Engineering	Electronic	One of the  following:
	Engineering	- A  bachelor's degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
	Technician (312412)	minimum equivalent of 360  credits, which includes the requirements of a
		New Zealand major in  electronics
		- A diploma  at NZQF Level 6, or a higher qualification, with the minimum
		equivalent of 240 credits,  which includes the credit and knowledge
		requirements of the New  Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Level 6)
		Electronic  Engineering
		- Bachelor of Engineering  Technology (Electronic Engineering) or
		(Electrical and Electronic  Engineering) (NZQF Level 7)
		- Bachelor  of Engineering with Honours in Electronic Engineering, or
		Electrical and Electronic  Engineering (NZQF Level 8)
		- A Washington Accord or a  Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate
		(initial)  engineering degree in Electronic Engineering (listed - see Note 3)
		- A qualification at NZQF  Level 7 or higher, with a letter from Engineering
		New Zealand  certifying that the degree and any further learning meet the
		benchmark requirements  towards Chartered Professional Engineer
		professional status in New  Zealand
		- NZ  registration in the field of Electronic Engineering or Electrical and
		Electronic Engineering as a  Chartered Professional Engineer or an
		Engineering Technologist by  Engineering New Zealand
		AND
		a minimum of three years’  work experience
		AND
		a minimum of  12 months' relevant post-qualification work experience in
		the last 18 months
Engineering	Telecommunications	One of the  following:
	Engineer  (263311),	- Bachelor  of Engineering with Honours (Network Engineering) (NZQF
	Telecommunications	Level 8)
	Network Engineer	- Bachelor of Engineering  (NZQF Level 7)
	(263312)	Bachelor of  Engineering Technology (NZQF Level 7)
		- A Washington Accord or  Sydney Accord accredited undergraduate
		(initial)  degree (listed – see Note 3)
		- A qualification  comparable to NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from
		Engineering New Zealand  certifying that the degree and any further
		learning  meet the benchmark requirements towards Chartered
		Professional Engineer  professional status in New Zealand
		- NZ registration as a  Chartered Professional Engineer by Engineering New
		Zealand
		AND
		a minimum of three years'  relevant post-qualification work experience

Finance  / Business	Procurement	One of the following,  awarded by the United Kingdom Chartered Institute
	Manager (133612)	of Purchasing & Supply  (CIPS):
		- CIPS Level  6 Graduate Diploma in Purchasing and Supply (Professional
		Stage)
		- CIPS Level 6 Graduate  Diploma in Purchasing and Supply
		- CIPS Level  6 Professional Diploma in Procurement and Supply
		AND
		a minimum of five years'  relevant work experience
Health and  Social	Clinical  Psychologist	NZ  registration with the New Zealand Psychologists Board
Services	(272311)
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: Post Graduate
		Diploma,  Master degree or Doctor of Clinical Psychology; Master of
		Clinical Psychology (NZQF  Level 9); Master of Applied Psychology (NZQF
		Level 9); or Postgraduate  Diploma in Applied Psychology (NZQF Level 8) –
		see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Diagnostic  and	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional vocational or vocational
Services	Interventional	scope of practice with the  Medical Council of New Zealand
	Radiologist (253917)
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and Bachelor of  Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	General  Practitioner	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional general, general, provisional
Services	(253111)	vocational or vocational  scope of practice with the Medical Council of
		New Zealand
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and Bachelor of  Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Medical  Radiation	NZ  registration in the scope of practice as a Radiation Therapist with the
Services	Therapist (251212)	Medical Radiation  Technologists Board
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: a bachelor's
		degree at NZQF Level 7, or  higher qualification, which includes the
		requirements of a major in  Medical Imaging or Radiation Therapy – see
		Note 5)
Health and  Social	Medical  Laboratory	NZ  registration in the scope of practice as a Medical Laboratory Scientist
Services	Scientist – including	by the Medical Sciences  Council of New Zealand
	Cytotechnologist
	(Cytoscientist)	(A qualification in this  area of absolute skill shortage is: Bachelor of
	(234611)	Medical Laboratory Science  (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Obstetrician  and	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional general or general scope of
Services	Gynaecologist	practice with the Medical  Council of New Zealand
	(253913)
		(Qualifications  in this area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and Bachelor of  Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Physicist  (Medical)	One of the  following:
Services	(234914)	-  Certification by the Australasian College of Physical Scientists and
		Engineers (ACPSEM) in  Medicine as a Medical Physicist
		- Registration or  eligibility for registration on the ACPSEM Register of
		Qualified  Medical Physics Specialists
		- Registration as a  Clinical Scientist with the Health and Care Professions
		Council, United Kingdom and  Membership of the Institute of Physics and
		Engineering  Medicine, United Kingdom
		- Certification as a  Medical Physicist by the American Board of Radiology
		in Medical Physics
		-  Certification of Competence in Clinical Medical Physics as a Member of
		the Canadian College of  Physics in Medicine
Health and  Social	Physiotherapist	NZ  registration as a physiotherapist in the general scope of practice or the
Services	(252511)	specialist  scope of practice with the Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: a bachelor's

		degree at NZQF Level 7, or  higher qualification, which includes the
		requirements of a major in–  see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Psychiatrist	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional vocational or vocational
Services	(253411)	scope of  practice with the Medical Council of New Zealand
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and  Bachelor of Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Registered  Nurse	NZ  Registration in the scope of practice as a Registered Nurse with the
Services	(Aged Care)	Nursing Council of New  Zealand
	(254412)	AND
		a minimum of three years’  work experience in adult hospital care
Health and  Social	Sonographer	NZ  registration in the scope of practice as a Sonographer with the Medical
Services	(251214)	Radiation  Technologists Board
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: a bachelor's
		degree at  NZQF Level 7, or higher qualification, which includes the
		requirements of a major in  Medical Imaging or Radiation Therapy – see
		Note 5)
Health and  Social	Specialist  Physician	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional vocational or vocational
Services	in Palliative	scope of practice with the  Medical Council of New Zealand
	Medicine (253399)
		(Qualifications  in this area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and Bachelor of  Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Surgeon  (General)	NZ  registration within a relevant provisional vocational or vocational
Services	(253511)	scope of  practice with the Medical Council of New Zealand
		(Qualifications in this  area of absolute skill shortage are: Bachelor of
		Medicine and  Bachelor of Surgery (NZQF Level 7) – see Note 5)
Health and  Social	Veterinarian	NZ  registration with the Veterinary Council of New Zealand.
Services	(234711)
		(A  qualification in this area of absolute skill shortage is: Bachelor of
		Veterinary Science (NZQF  Level 7) – see Note 5)
ICT,  Electronics and	Multimedia	A minimum of  five years specialist work experience in film animation
Telecommunications	Specialist  (Film	using Maya  and/or at least one of the following - Soft Image/ XSI, 3D
	Animator) (261211)	Studio Max, Photoshop,  NUKE, MARI, Python, PyQT, or Unity; including at
		least three years using  Maya
ICT,  Electronics and	ICT Project  Manager	One of the  following:
Telecommunications	(135112),	- Bachelor  of Engineering with Honours (Computer Engineering) or
	Organisation and	(Computer and Electronic  Engineering) or (Computer Systems
	Methods  Analyst	Engineering)  or (Electronic Engineering) or (Electrical and Electronic
	(224712), ICT	Engineering) or  (Electronics and Communication Engineering) or
	Business Analyst	(Electronics and Computer  Engineering) or (Electronic/s and Computer
	(261111),  Systems	Systems  Engineering) or (Network Engineering) or (Software Engineering)
	Analyst (261112),	(NZQF Level 8)
	Multimedia	- Bachelor of Computer and Information  Sciences (Honours) (NZQF Level
	Specialist  (261211),	8)
	Web Developer	- Bachelor of Computing and  Mathematical Sciences with Honours (NZQF
	(261212), Analyst	Level 8)
	Programmer	- Bachelor  of Electronic Commerce with Honours (NZQF Level 8)
	(261311), Developer	- Bachelor of Information  Sciences with Honours (NZQF Level 8)
	Programmer	- Bachelor  of Software and Information Technology with Honours (NZQF
	(261312), Software	Level 8)
	Engineer (261313),	- Bachelor in Computer  Generated Imagery (NZQF Level 7)
	Software  Tester	- Bachelor  of Animation (NZQF Level 7)
	(261314), Software	- Bachelor of Applied  Information Systems (NZQF Level 7)
	and Applications	- Bachelor of Applied  Information Technology (NZQF Level 7)
	Programmers  nec	- Bachelor  of Applied Management
	(261399), Database	- Bachelor of Applied  Science and Bachelor of Computer and Information
	Administrator	Services  (NZQF Level 7)

	(262111), ICT	- Bachelor of Computer and  Information Sciences (NZQF Level 7)
	Security Specialist	- Bachelor of Computing  (NZQF Level 7)
	(262112),  Systems	- Bachelor  of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (NZQF Level 7)
	Administrator	- Bachelor of Computing  Systems (NZQF Level 7)
	(262113), Computer	- Bachelor of Computing,  Communications and Technology (NZQF Level 7)
	Network and	- Bachelor  of Creative Software (NZQF Level 7)
	Systems Engineer	- Bachelor of Digital  Technologies (NZQF Level 7)
	(263111), Network	- Bachelor of Electronic  Commerce (NZQF Level 7)
	Administrator	- Bachelor of  Information & Communication Technologies (NZQF Level 7)
	(263112), ICT	- Bachelor of Information  Sciences (NZQF Level 7)
	Quality Assurance	- Bachelor of Information  Technology (NZQF Level 7)
	Engineer  (263211),	- Bachelor  of Software and Information Technology (NZQF Level 7)
	ICT Support	- Bachelor of Software  Engineering (Game Programming) (NZQF Level 7)
	Engineer  (263212),	- A  bachelor's degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with a
	ICT Systems Test	minimum equivalent of 360  credits, which includes the requirements of a
	Engineer (263213),	New Zealand major in one of  the following focus areas: Business
	ICT Support  and Test	Information  Systems, Computational Intelligence, Computational
	Engineers nec	Modelling, Computer and  Electronic Engineering, Computer and
	(263299),	Information Science,  Computer and Mobile Systems Engineering,
	Telecommunications	Computer  Engineering, Computer Networks, Computer Science,
	Engineer (263311),	Computer Systems, Database  Architecture, Electrical and Electronic
	Telecommunications	Engineering, Electronics,  Electronics and Communication Engineering,
	Network  Engineer	Electronics  and Computer Engineering, Electronics and Computer
	(263312), ICT	Systems, Electronic  Engineering, Information and Communications
	Customer Support	Technology, Information  Management, Information Science, Information
	Officer  (313112)	Security,  Information Systems, Information Technology, Internet
		Technology, IT Service  Science, Multi-Media, Multi-Media and Web
		Development,  Networks, Network and Communication Engineering,
		Networks and Security,  Network Engineering, Programming, Software and
		Information Technology,  Software Development, Software Engineering,
		Systems  Design, Systems Development, or Telecommunications
		- A Seoul Accord accredited  undergraduate (initial) degree (listed - see
		Note 3)
		- A  qualification comparable to NZQF Level 7 or higher, with a letter from
		IT Professionals New  Zealand certifying that the applicant’s degree and
		any further learning meet  the educational requirements towards
		Chartered IT  Professional New Zealand status
		AND
		a minimum of  three years' relevant post-qualification work experience.
Recreation,	Chef (Chef  de Partie	A  certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the
Hospitality and	or higher) (351311)	credit and knowledge  requirements of a New Zealand Certificate in
Tourism		Cookery (Level 4)
		AND
		a minimum of five years'  combined experience in establishments offering
		a la carte/  banqueting or commercial catering, with a minimum of two
		years at Chef de Partie  (Section Leader) level or higher
Science	Other  Spatial	A bachelor's  degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
	Scientist (232214)	minimum equivalent of 360  credits, which includes the requirements of a
		New Zealand  major in the focus areas of computer science or geography
		AND
		a minimum of  two years' relevant post-qualification work experience in
		GIS applications (Key  Application/ Systems include: ESRI – ARC/GIS;
		ARC/INFO ARC/SDE;  Intergraph GeoMedia; Pitney Bowes MapInfo; GE
		Smallworld;  Oracle Spatial; PostGIS/Postgres; MS SQL Server 2008;
		Bentley Maps, Geographic;  Erdas; Geoserver; Safe FME)
Science	Environmental	A bachelor's  degree at NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
	Research  Scientist	minimum  equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a
	(234313)	New Zealand major in the  focus areas of environmental studies,
		environmental  management, or environmental engineering

		AND
		a minimum of one year’s  relevant post-qualification work experience
Science	Food  Technologist	One of the  following qualifications:
	(234212)	- Bachelor  of Food Technology with Honours (Food Product Technology)
		or ( Food Process  Engineering) (NZQF Level 8)
		- A bachelor's degree at  NZQF Level 7, or a higher qualification with the
		minimum  equivalent of 360 credits, which includes the requirements of a
		New Zealand major in the  focus areas of nutrition or food science
		AND
		a minimum of three years’  relevant post-qualification work experience in
		the industry
Trades	Automotive	A  certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the
	Electrician  (321111)	credit and  knowledge requirements of one of the strands of the New
		Zealand Certificate in  Automotive Electrical Engineering (NZQF Level 4)
Trades	Diesel Motor	A  certificate at NZQF Level 4, or a higher qualification, which includes the
	Mechanic (including	credit and knowledge  requirements of the New Zealand Certificate in
	Heavy Vehicle	Heavy Automotive  Engineering (NZQF Level 4)
	Inspector) (321212)	AND
		a minimum of three years'  relevant post-qualification work experience
Trades	Electrician  (General)	NZ registration  as an electrician or a limited certificate as an electrician
	(341111)	from the  Electrical Workers Registration Board
Trades	Electric  Line	NZ  registration as a line mechanic or a limited certificate as a line
	Mechanic (342211)	mechanic from the Electrical  Workers Registration Board