Total number of Onshore Work Visa Holders until 29th September 2021.

P Verma made this Official Information request to Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment

The request was refused by Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment.

From: P Verma

Dear Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment,

I am writing in regards to know the total number of work visa holders currently in New Zealand. Please provide the number of each category below:

1. Essential Skills
2. Work to Residence
3. Post Study Work Visa
4. Migrant Exploitation Work Visa
5. SMC Job Search Visa
6. Religious Worker Visa
7. Special Work Visa for victims of people trafficking
8. Special Work Visa for victims of family violence's
9. Silver Fern Practical Experience

Thank you!
Yours faithfully,

P Verma

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From: Ministerial Services
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment

Ref: 2122-0779

 

Dear P Verma,

 

On behalf of the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment I
acknowledge your email of 1^st of October 2021 requesting under the
Official Information Act 1982 (the Act), the following:

 

“I am writing in regards to know the total number of work visa holders
currently in New Zealand. Please provide the number of each category
below:

1. Essential Skills

2. Work to Residence

3. Post Study Work Visa

4. Migrant Exploitation Work Visa

5. SMC Job Search Visa

6. Religious Worker Visa

7. Special Work Visa for victims of people trafficking 8. Special Work
Visa for victims of family violence's 9. Silver Fern Practical Experience”

 

Your request is being processed in accordance with the Act and a response
will be sent to you in due course.

 

Due to the recent changes in Covid-19 alert levels, the Ministry is
currently focused on assisting with the pandemic response and your
response may be delayed. The Ministry will contact you to provide further
updates specific to your request once it has been assessed.

 

If you have any enquiries regarding your request, or its urgency, feel
free to contact us via email at [1][MBIE request email].

 

Nâku noa, nâ

MINISTERIAL SERVICES

               

Ngâ Pou o te Taumaru

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

Level 4, 15 Stout Street, PO Box 1473, Wellington 6140

NZBN 9429000106078

 

 

 

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Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment


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Kia ora P Verma

Thank you for your email of 1 October 2021 to the Ministry of Business,
Innovation & Employment (MBIE) requesting the following information:

 

I am writing in regards to know the total number of work visa holders
currently in New Zealand. Please provide the number of each category
below:

 

1. Essential Skills

2. Work to Residence

3. Post Study Work Visa

4. Migrant Exploitation Work Visa

5. SMC Job Search Visa

6. Religious Worker Visa

7. Special Work Visa for victims of people trafficking 8. Special Work
Visa for victims of family violence's 9. Silver Fern Practical Experience

 

The information requested is publically available in the Migration Data
Explorer published by MBIE through their website ([1]Migration Data
Explorer (shinyapps.io)). Information in the Migration Data Explorer is
updated monthly and so the most recent data available currently is to the
end of September 2021.

 

For those unfamiliar with the Migration Data Explorer, the requested
information can be found using the following method:

 

To obtain the figures for Essential Skills, Work to Residence, and Post
Study Work

 1. In the sidebar, under Dataset, select Population.
 2. Under Variables, select Application_Substream.
 3. Under Filters, click Add a new filter.

 a. Under Variable to Filter, click Date.
 b. Under Filter Criteria, select the most recent month (currently
2021-09-30).
 c. Click OK.
 d. Under Variable to Filter, click Visa_Type.
 e. Under Filter Criteria, select Work.
 f. Click OK.
 g. Under Variable to Filter, click Application_Substream.
 h. Under Filter Criteria, select Essential Skills, Work to
residence, and Post Study Work.
 i. Click OK.

 

To obtain the other figures requested, follow the same method as above
except unclick Application_Substream under Variable to Filter then click
Application_criteria instead and select Migrant exploitation protection,
Job Search, Religious Worker, Victims of People Trafficking, Victims of
Domestic Violence, and Silver Fern Practical Experience before clicking
OK.

 

You can download this data by clicking Download Data as CSV in the
top-right of the Explorer after you have set up each of the two types of
filters outlined above.

Please note that all figures are randomly rounded to base three, as per
Stats NZ best practice. If figures are summed manually, in Excel for
example, this rounding will be applied to each individual total and
therefore be included multiple times in any overall total. If the
combining of individual totals is carried out within the Explorer by
unclicking any variables in the Variable panel (all filtering will still
apply), the rounding will only be applied once to the overall total.

 

If the information provided is not sufficient, or if you have any further
questions, feel free to submit a new request via [2][email address]

 

Nāku noa, nā

 

Geoffrey Fepulea’i

Ministerial Services Advisor – Ministerial Services

Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment

25 The Terrace – Pastoral House Wellington 6011 |  Level 13, 25 The
Terrace 6011

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