Job Check Advertising Report (Labour Market Test)
We run the whole recruitment — advertisement, screening, interviews — and write the labour market test report from it.
From NZD $595Read moreTell us the deadline and what Immigration New Zealand has asked for, and we will point you at the right document.
Ask us See all services and pricesWe run the whole recruitment and write all three Job Check documents together as one indexed submission.
The three Job Check documents are assessed together, so they are best written together. Prepared as one pack, the advertising record, the vacancy case and the wage analysis reference the same evidence, use the same occupation classification and reconcile to the same pay figure — which removes the internal inconsistencies that generate requests for further information. This is the pack most accredited employers need every time they run a Job Check.
You save $220 — and the three reports reconcile to the same occupation, pay figure and evidence index, which buying them separately does not guarantee.
Summarised from Immigration New Zealand instructions current at publication. Instructions change — confirm the current position before relying on any figure.
From NZD $1,350 ex GST
Indicative only. Send the file and we confirm a fixed fee and delivery date in writing before any work begins.
Everything we need to write your Job Check Application Pack (AEWV), in one form. Fields marked * are required. Nothing starts until we confirm scope, a fixed fee and a delivery date.
Any accredited employer lodging a Job Check. This is the default recommendation.
They mention a Job Check at all. Lead with this rather than the individual reports.
Typical turnaround: 10–12 working days standard, advertising period included
The same four steps on every file, whether it is a $155 translation or a $2,900 investor submission.
Complete the intake form on this page, or e-mail what you have. Upload the documents you already hold — we will tell you what is missing rather than guess.
Within one business day you get the scope, a fixed fee and a delivery date in writing. Nothing starts until you accept. The fee does not move afterwards.
Drafted from your evidence, to the standard the assessor works to, with every figure sourced and nothing asserted that the evidence does not support.
Tell us what needs to change and we revise once at no charge. Most files never need it, and it is there so you are never stuck with a document that does not fit.
You can. But the three are assessed together, and the most common cause of a request for further information is the documents disagreeing — a different occupation code here, a different hourly rate there. Written together they reconcile.
$220. Separately they're $1,570; the pack is $1,350.
Yes — one form covers all three. You don't fill anything in twice.
We run the whole recruitment — advertisement, screening, interviews — and write the labour market test report from it.
From NZD $595Read moreReporting that sets out the authenticity of the role, the need for it, and the employer's capacity to sustain it.
From NZD $525Read moreIndependent wage analysis showing the pay offered sits within the market rate for the occupation and the region.
From NZD $450Read moreSend the file. We confirm scope, a fixed fee and a delivery date before any work starts.
Zeolla Solutions NZ provides documentation, copywriting, research and translation services only. We are not licensed immigration advisers and we are not lawyers. We do not provide immigration advice, we do not assess eligibility, we do not recommend visa pathways, and we do not represent any person in dealings with Immigration New Zealand. Under the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007, immigration advice in relation to New Zealand may only be provided by a licensed immigration adviser, a New Zealand lawyer, or a person who is exempt. Documents we prepare are written from information supplied to us and are provided for the client and their licensed adviser or lawyer to review, settle and rely on as they see fit. If you need immigration advice, engage a licensed immigration adviser or a New Zealand lawyer. The Immigration Advisers Authority maintains a public register at iaa.govt.nz.