Sports & Performer Visas
Professional athletes, coaches, support staff, and recognised performers in sport can enter New Zealand to compete or take up employment through specific visa categories. Accreditation status, contract terms, and the nature of the role all determine the right pathway.
Sports Visa FAQs
Straight answers to the most common questions about this visa pathway. If your question is not here, ask us directly.
INZ Articles
The following articles on the Immigration New Zealand website provide detailed official guidance on this visa type. We recommend reading these alongside professional advice.
Official INZ page for the Specific Purpose Work Visa, used for short-term sports events, film productions, touring performances, and specialist projects.
Overview of the AEWV — the main temporary work visa pathway, used when a sports club or employer is accredited and the role passes a Job Check.
How a sports club or organisation applies for INZ employer accreditation, including requirements, types of accreditation, and the application process.
Immigration NZ's full listing of available work visa types — useful for identifying the best pathway for athletes, coaches, and support staff in different circumstances.
Official guidance on what visa options are available for partners and children accompanying workers in New Zealand.
The following are official Immigration New Zealand resources. For advice specific to your situation, speak with a licensed immigration adviser.
Useful Resources
Useful external resources to help you plan, research, and prepare for your New Zealand journey.
Sport New Zealand — national governing body
Sport New Zealand's website covering national sports policy, funding, and governance — useful background for international sports organisations working with NZ bodies.
NZ Football (New Zealand Football Federation)
The national governing body for football in New Zealand — relevant for Brazilian footballers and coaches seeking employment in the NZ football system.
New Zealand Rugby Union
The governing body for rugby in New Zealand, including club rugby, Super Rugby franchises, and All Blacks programmes.
Basketball New Zealand
The national body for basketball in New Zealand, including the NBL competition and pathways for international players.

Take the Next Step
Whether you are planning your future in New Zealand, bringing your family, hiring a migrant employee, or responding to an immigration concern, start with a professional consultation.