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NZ Job Scout
Find relevant New Zealand job opportunities with focused, human-reviewed research.
NZ Job Scout helps overseas applicants identify and assess potentially suitable New Zealand job opportunities through four personalised weekly research reports.
US$40 — Four-week research service.One-time payment, not a subscription.
Who it is for
Designed for overseas applicants seeking better-matched New Zealand opportunities.
- People living overseas who want to identify potentially suitable New Zealand roles
- Applicants who prefer a smaller, better-matched shortlist over mass applications
- People who can describe their real experience, qualifications, skills, and preferences honestly
What you receive
US$40 one-time for four weeks of personalised research.
The launch price is US$40 for four weekly reports over the four-week service period. Payment is a one-time fee, not a recurring subscription.
US$40 covers personalised research and human review across the four weeks. It does not purchase a job, interview, sponsorship, visa, or a guaranteed number of shortlisted opportunities.
Four weekly research reports
One report each week over the four-week service period, with clear report dates.
Background-matched shortlists
Opportunities assessed against the work background, experience, and preferences you supply.
Employer and vacancy detail
Employer and vacancy information, location, skills and experience requirements, and original vacancy links where available.
Accreditation checks where available
Public Immigration New Zealand employer-accreditation information where checked and available, including the date checked.
Human suitability observations
Personally reviewed notes on suitability, limitations, and possible mismatches — not automated bulk matching alone.
Honest empty weeks
A report may identify few or no suitable opportunities. Limited weeks are reported clearly rather than padded with weak matches.
Cancellation and refunds. If you cancel after payment but before personalised research begins, we refund the full US$40 to the original payment method. Once research has started, change-of-mind refunds are not ordinarily available. Material service failures (for example a missed weekly report that cannot reasonably be remedied) may justify a full or partial refund. A refund is not due solely because a week yields no suitable vacancies, or because you do not receive an interview, job, sponsorship, or visa.
Binding refund terms, including consumer rights that cannot be excluded, are confirmed in the NZ Job Scout service agreement before you pay. Questions: hello@elroms.com.
How the service works
Account, background, payment, then weekly reports.
Create an account
Start at the NZ Job Scout app and create an account. You will need a verified email address before continuing.
Share your work background
Provide your experience, qualifications, skills, preferences, and a CV so research can be matched to your real background.
Complete intake and payment
Review and confirm the service agreement, then pay a one-time US$40 fee for the four-week research service.
Receive four weekly reports
Once research begins, you receive four personalised weekly reports over the four-week service period.
There is no separate eligibility review before payment. After payment, research begins when the NZ Job Scout team starts your four-week engagement. Before a job is included in a report, it is personally checked against the available job and employer information.
Sample report
See the structure of a weekly research report.
The sample Week 1 report shows how shortlisted opportunities, human observations, and limitations are presented. It uses clearly labelled illustrative content and does not require an account.
What does “accredited employer” mean?
Some New Zealand work visas require a job with an employer that is accredited by Immigration New Zealand to hire workers from overseas. The most common term you may see is the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV). Where applicable, NZ Job Scout records whether the employer appears on the accredited employer list and the date that check was made. Accreditation does not by itself mean that every job is open to overseas applicants or that a visa will be approved.
Check the official Immigration New Zealand accredited employer list →
Principles
Better-matched applications can serve both the applicant and New Zealand.
Better matches, not more applications
A smaller number of genuinely relevant opportunities is more useful than a large list of weak matches. NZ Job Scout focuses on fit between your real background and what the employer is actually asking for.
Real skills only
We do not encourage applicants to exaggerate qualifications, experience, licences, registration, or work history. The service is built around truthful matching.
Human-reviewed research
Each shortlisted job is reviewed by a person before it is included. Available job advertisement and employer information are checked so each opportunity is relevant and worth considering.
Original sources
Where possible, prospects link back to the original job advertisement or employer source so you can check the details and apply directly.
Important limitations
Research only. No job or visa promises.
- NZ Job Scout provides job-prospect research. It does not guarantee interviews, employment, sponsorship, or visas.
- It does not arrange employment or act as a recruitment or job-placement agency.
- It does not provide personalised immigration advice and is not a licensed immigration adviser.
- Employer accreditation does not guarantee willingness to recruit overseas applicants, and does not guarantee a visa outcome.
- Vacancies may change, close, or become unavailable after a report is prepared.
- A report may identify few or no suitable opportunities in a given week.
- Applicants remain responsible for assessing opportunities and submitting their own applications.
Public employer and immigration information may be referenced for research purposes, but you remain responsible for checking official requirements and applying directly to employers.
Who provides the service
ELROMS
Independently verifiable business details are available on the official NZBN register. Website Privacy and Terms of Use apply to this public site. Product service terms and privacy confirmations are presented in the NZ Job Scout app before payment.
Ready to begin
Start your four-week New Zealand job-prospect research.
US$40 one-time. Four weekly human-reviewed reports. No employment, interview, sponsorship, or visa guarantees.