New Zealand offers a variety of visas for different purposes, including tourism, work, study, and residence. Here’s an overview of some of the common visa categories for New Zealand:

1. Visitor Visa:
   • This visa allows you to visit New Zealand for tourism, business, or visiting family and friends.
   • It’s usually granted for a limited period and might have conditions regarding work or study.
2. Work Visa:
   • New Zealand offers various work visas for different types of employment, such as essential skills work, skilled work, and working holidays.
   • The type of work visa you’re eligible for depends on factors like your skills, qualifications, job offer, and employer accreditation.
3. Student Visa:
   • If you want to study in New Zealand, you’ll need a student visa.
   • You’ll need an offer of enrollment from a New Zealand educational institution and meet English language and financial requirements.
4. Residence Visa:
   • New Zealand has several pathways to permanent residence, such as the Skilled Migrant Category, Family Category, and Entrepreneur Category.
   • The Skilled Migrant Category is points-based and considers factors like age, skills, qualifications, work experience, and job offers.
5. Family Visa:
   • If you have family members who are New Zealand citizens or residents, you might be eligible for family-based visas.
   • These visas allow you to join your family members in New Zealand.
6. Working Holiday Visa:
   • This visa is available for young people from certain countries, allowing them to work and travel in New Zealand for a limited period.
7. Investor Visa:
   • New Zealand offers investor visas for individuals willing to invest a significant amount in the country.
   • These visas often require a minimum investment amount and might have specific conditions.
8. Entrepreneur Visa:
   • If you have a viable business idea and plan to establish or operate a business in New Zealand, you might be eligible for an entrepreneur visa.
9. Specific Purpose Visa:
   • This category covers visas for short-term specific purposes, such as sports events, conferences, or religious activities.

Each visa category has specific requirements, application processes, and conditions. It’s essential to carefully review the official New Zealand immigration website or consult with a registered migration advisor to ensure you have accurate and up-to-date information for the particular visa category you’re interested in.