New zealand skilled immigration list

New Zealand has a points-based system for skilled immigration, which assesses applicants based on their skills, qualifications, work experience, language proficiency, and other factors. The following is a list of the occupations that are currently in demand and eligible for skilled immigration to New Zealand:

List A: High Demand Occupations

These occupations are in high demand and have a high points score:

  1. Anaesthetists
  2. Audiologists
  3. Biomedical Engineers
  4. Cardiologists
  5. Cardiothoracic Surgeons
  6. Chemical Engineers
  7. Civil Engineers
  8. Computer Network Professionals
  9. Computer Systems Engineers
  10. Dentists
  11. Diagnostic Radiologists
  12. Electrical Engineers
  13. Environmental Scientists
  14. Geologists
  15. Haematologists
  16. Information Technology Managers
  17. Medical Specialists (various)
  18. Microbiologists
  19. Neurologists
  20. Nuclear Medicine Physicians
  21. Occupational Therapists
  22. Orthopaedic Surgeons
  23. Paediatricians
  24. Pathologists
  25. Pharmacists
  26. Physiotherapists
  27. Psychiatrists
  28. Radiologists
  29. Respiratory Physicians
  30. Software Developers
  31. Speech-Language Pathologists
  32. Surgeons (various)
  33. Veterinarians

List B: Medium Demand Occupations

These occupations are in medium demand and have a lower points score:

  1. Accountants
  2. Air Traffic Controllers
  3. Architects
  4. Biologists
  5. Chemists
  6. Civil Construction Managers
  7. Construction Managers
  8. Data Analysts
  9. Dental Hygienists
  10. Dietitians
  11. Electrical Engineers (non-specialized)
  12. Environmental Consultants
  13. Geoscientists
  14. Graphic Designers
  15. Human Resources Managers
  16. Industrial Designers
  17. IT Project Managers
  18. Laboratory Technicians
  19. Landscape Architects
  20. Marketing Managers
  21. Mechanical Engineers
  22. Medical Laboratory Technicians
  23. Mental Health Professionals
  24. Network Administrators
  25. Nurses (various)
  26. Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
  27. Operations Managers
  28. Optometrists
  29. Orthotists
  30. Pharmacists (non-specialized)
  31. Physiotherapy Assistants
  32. Psychologists
  33. Quantity Surveyors
  34. Radiographers
  35. Sales and Marketing Managers
  36. Software Developers (non-specialized)
  37. Statisticians
  38. Supply Chain Managers
  39. Surveyors
  40. Urban Planners

List C: Low Demand Occupations

These occupations are in low demand and have a lower points score:

  1. Administrative Assistants
  2. Advertising and Marketing Professionals
  3. Airline Pilots
  4. Animal Caretakers
  5. Architects (non-specialized)
  6. Art Directors
  7. Audio-Visual Technicians
  8. Bank Managers
  9. Beauty Therapists
  10. Biomedical Equipment Technicians
  11. Bookkeepers
  12. Call Centre Managers
  13. Catering Managers
  14. Chemical Plant Operators
  15. Childcare Workers
  16. Civil Engineering Draftspersons
  17. Commercial Pilots
  18. Community Development Workers
  19. Computer Systems Administrators
  20. Construction Estimators
  21. Customer Service Managers
  22. Dental Assistants
  23. Dental Therapists
  24. Dietetic Assistants
  25. Early Childhood Teachers
  26. Electrical Fitters
  27. Electronics Technicians
  28. Engineering Technicians
  29. Environmental Monitoring Technicians
  30. Event Coordinators
  31. Fashion Designers
  32. Financial Analysts
  33. Financial Managers
  34. Fitness Trainers
  35. Food Technologists
  36. Forestry Technicians
  37. Graphic Designers (non-specialized)
  38. Hairdressers
  39. Health and Safety Officers
  40. Human Resources Assistants

Please note that this list is subject to change, and not all occupations on the list may be eligible for skilled immigration to New Zealand. It's also important to note that having an occupation on the list does not guarantee approval for a visa.