OET score for the Nursing Council of New Zealand
The Nursing Council of New Zealand needs 350 in Listening, Reading and Speaking and 300 in Writing; results from sittings within 12 months of your first test can be combined, and fully online OET@Home isn't accepted.
Minimum OET scores
0–500 per sub-testThese lines are for applicants who aren't already registered in Australia. New Zealand immigration (INZ) has its own, stricter rule on test format.
The rules around the lines
- Lines apply
- Current NCNZ policy (refreshed 2022).
- Combining sittings
- Allowed: you can meet the lines across sittings taken within 12 months of your first test, using the same test (OET with OET). NCNZ's minimum score per sitting, if any, wasn't confirmed: check before relying on it.
- OET@Home
- Fully online OET@Home isn't accepted. Computer tests at a venue (with the Speaking part online) are.
- Validity
- Not confirmed: check NCNZ's FAQ.
- Single sub-test resit
- Not confirmed: check with NCNZ.
- Version
- Take the Nursing version.
What changed
- 13 Jul 2026
Separate from NCNZ: New Zealand immigration (INZ) now needs all four sub-tests taken in person at a supervised venue. Computer tests with remote Speaking count for visas only if taken before 13 July 2026. Source
Questions candidates ask
Is Writing 300 enough for NCNZ?
Yes. NCNZ asks for 300 (C+) in Writing and 350 (B) in Listening, Reading and Speaking.
Can I combine OET sittings for NCNZ?
Yes, within 12 months of your first test, and only OET with OET. Check NCNZ's FAQ for any minimum per sitting.
Does NCNZ accept OET@Home?
Not the fully online version. A computer test at a venue, with the Speaking part online, is accepted.
I'll also apply for a New Zealand visa. Does the same test count?
Not necessarily. From 13 July 2026 INZ needs all four sub-tests in person at a supervised venue. If you need the result for both, book a format INZ accepts. Several countries now let you take Speaking at the venue.
Sources
- NCNZ: English language FAQ official
- NCNZ: English language competency policy refresh (2022) official
- INZ: Update on English language testing (29 June 2026) official
Last checked 21 Oct 2026. Rules change: confirm on the official page before you book or apply.