The Journey to New Zealand
There are two key components to your relocation to New Zealand:
- Registration to practice in your Dental Scope with the New Zealand Dental Council (DCNZ).
- Your eligibility to work in New Zealand.
Registration to practice in New Zealand.
If you have trained outside of New Zealand, to be able to practise as a dental professional here you are required to register with the New Zealand Dental Council. To find out more about the pathways to NZ Dental Council registration – please click here.
Lumino doesn't have any direct input into your registration process and doesn't act as an advisory body in your registration process, but we're able to give you general practical advice about practicing in New Zealand. We encourage all Immigrating Clinicians to undertake this conversation with the Dental Council as soon as possible, as it will dictate your process and relocation timeframes. You can find out more on the Immigration NZ website here.
Obtaining a visa – your eligibility to work in New Zealand.
If you're considering a relocation, you will need to have current and accurate advice, and this information either needs to come from Immigration New Zealand or your licenced immigration specialist. In New Zealand, it’s illegal for anyone unlicenced to provide advice.
- For up to date Immigration NZ information – please visit here.
Relocation Support
We offer $15,000 relocation support, and we hold full accreditation with Immigration NZ.
As Accredited Employers we can support your visa for both the short term and long term and have an experienced team who will help to make the move a smooth process!
There are two key components to your relocation to New Zealand:
- Registration to practice in your Dental Scope with the new Zealand Council (DCNZ).
- Your eligibility to work in New Zealand.
Dentistry is currently listed under the Skill Level Classification with Immigration NZ.