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In 2013 ILC introduced new employment program at the dairy farms of New Zealand to create more job opportunities for its clients. Today we have opened vacancies for dairy farms workers. We are taking measures to open new vacancies in New Zealand in the future.
New Zealand doesn't just offer fantastic career opportunities, amazing natural wonders and a great outdoor lifestyle. Two of its main cities, Auckland and Wellington, were recently ranked 3rd and 13th in the world respectively for quality of living.
Apart from picturesque nature and high living standards the GPI (Global Peace Index) index ranks New Zealand as number two country in the world. The GPI gauges ongoing domestic criteria, for example, the low homicide rate, as well as international criteria - like its relations with neighbouring countries, nation's level of military expenditure, etc. New Zealand continues to receive top scores for criteria such as respect for human rights, due to its limited violent demonstrations and the low homicide rate.
A NatWest International bank survey of more than 2000 British immigrants living in 12 countries found that New Zealand received the highest ratings in all areas and topped the list of places to live. According to respondents, New Zealand has one of the lowest average property prices in the developed world, a better quality of life and a favourable tax regime that offers financial advantages.
The program requirements are the following: 2 years of job experience at the dairy farm (confirmation from workplace is a must), spoken English necessary for passing interview without help of interpreter. You should not have any visa infringements, deportations, criminal convictions and health problems. The programs participants will need to undergo medical examination.
Employment program will last 2, 3 years with further opportunity of immigration. Work schedule includes 12-13 working hours per day in winter and 8-9 hours in summer, 5 days per week. Average gross salary comprises 37000-45000 NZD per week (tax will take 19 %). The employees will also receive 4000 NZD for food annually. The employer is responsible for finding good dwelling place; the employees will pay for it at their own expense. The employee pays for foodstuff on his own.
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Program stages
It may take from 2-4 months from the initial interview with an ILC staff member to departure by the applicant for the internship.... Read more- Interview with ILC staff member.
- Interview with an employer.
- Medical examination at the International Organization for Migratio.
- Preparation and submission of visa documents.
- Departure of the participant.
Note: it may take from 2-4 months from the initial interview with an ILC staff member to departure by the applicant for the internship.
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Documents required for citizens of Ukraine
Please follow the link to view the list of documents required for participation in one of the programs.... Read morePlease follow the link to view the list of documents required for participation in one of the programs. At different stages of the program, an applicant may be requested to provide additional documents. Applicants will be informed about any such details by ILC staff.
- Photocopy of domestic passport (pp. 1, 2 & page with registration stamp ).
- Photocopy of ID code.
- Photocopy of international passport (p. 1 + all pages with any stamps).
- Photocopies of education certifying documents: diplomas, certificates, licenses, etc. (apart from secondary education certificate).
- Photocopy of Ukrainian labour book: all pages with records. If the applicant is officially employed at present, s/he must bring a photocopy of his/her labour book certified by the personnel department of the company for which s/he works.
- Photocopies of other documents confirming the applicant's work experience: work and character references, contracts, Private Entrepreneurship certificates, etc.
- Eight (8) colour passport photographs (the frame size of which must be at least 35 mm x 45 mm (1 3/8" X 1 3/4") and taken against a plain white background. The photographs must show the full front view of the head, with the face in the middle of the photograph).
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