EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 35 MIN
Finding a Job in New Zealand from Overseas: LinkedIn vs Recruiters Ep.39
from Soft Landing · host Brett Corlett
In this episode, Brett Corlett is joined by licensed immigration adviser Desire Lindeque to answer some of the most common questions from people planning a move to New Zealand. The conversation explores how the journey from residency to citizenship works, recent English language requirements for visas, travelling while on a work visa, Green List occupations and what employers are looking for when hiring migrants. Brett also shares a personal reflection on one of the less talked about aspects of immigration, being far from family during life's toughest moments and why it's important to consider both the practical and emotional realities of moving countries. The discussion finishes with practical job search advice, including why relying solely on recruiters isn't enough, how LinkedIn can help you build genuine professional relationships, and ways to position yourself for opportunities before applying. Whether you're just starting to explore New Zealand or you're actively looking for work, this episode is packed with practical guidance and real-world experience to help you prepare for your journey. Join the FREE Soft Landing NZ Community https://linktr.ee/softlandingnz Inside you'll find: • Free Pathway Assessment • Green List Tracker • Discovery Modules • Weekly resources • A supportive community of people on the same journey ⚠️ Immigration information provided during this live is general in nature and should not be considered personalised immigration advice. Please seek advice from a licensed immigration adviser regarding your individual circumstances. If you found this helpful, don't forget to Like, Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss our weekly New Zealand Immigration Q&A sessions.
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