New Zealand Immigration Forum | www.immigration2newzealand.com http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum?group=1 Simple:Press Forum Version 4.0.4 robin on Immigration after student visa http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-after-student-visa/#p68 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-after-student-visa/#p68 Dear Seniors

I need rich suggestion from you. I want to study in New Zealand. I have completed my BBA in 2002 and MBA in 2009 majored in Marketing. Now I want to do Masters in Hotel Management in New Zealand. Actually my intention is to settle in New Zealand. Can you please suggest me in which section of Hotel Management is in high demand and will eventually help me to fullfill my intention? I am also a good cook so I can also study in Cooking and that is not a problem for me if it helps. My wife will come with me or after 3 months depending on situation.


Please advice my steps in this regard. What should I do?

]]> Fri, 06 Aug 2010 23:34:34 +0000 fachhoch on immgration for a skilled worker from usa http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immgration-for-a-skilled-worker-from-usa/#p67 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immgration-for-a-skilled-worker-from-usa/#p67 I am a High skilled worker currently in USA , in IT profession currently on h1  b visa.

becasue of high delays for PR in usa I am planning for   Permanent residence to

new zeland.

I am citizen of India.

Please suggest me how long is the processing time for new zeland  immigration ?

and cost involved.  are there any  immigration offices in usa to help me immigration to new zeland ?

]]> Thu, 05 Aug 2010 12:08:42 +0000 saqib ali on family immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/family-immigration/#p66 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/family-immigration/#p66 hi i am a resident of pakistan. i have an experience of 10 years in apparel industry for textile(knits). i had worked on sorucing end and manufacturing both. i had been specifically involved in sourcing orders from the world. i am intersted in immigrating to newzealand with my family.

]]> Tue, 03 Aug 2010 04:54:12 +0000 snapa on immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration/#p64 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration/#p64 If you are an architect, your skills will definately be in demand here. As with everyone, you have to pass your meds - and be of good character. Construction loosely follows the CDM regs, so it will all be very easy to pick up local working practice. You'll be pleased to know that the equivalent of the building regs consists of 35 tech documents, together probably as thick as 3 ringbinders ! 

]]> Fri, 16 Jul 2010 16:02:03 +0000 Ravi on Work to residence http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/work-to-residence/#p63 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/work-to-residence/#p63 hi everyone,

i had applied for NZ pr but am offered work to residence...I have been told that after working for 3 months i can get my pr stamped since my initial application was for pr under skilled migration.


can anyone please tell me how long does it take for stamping of work to residence. its already 1 week now and i am still waiting for it...any ideas...please help Confused

]]> Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:10:25 +0000 mehari on help http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/help/#p61 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/help/#p61 hi  my name is mehari tekie i am ethiopian refugee living in sudan and studing multimedia and this is my final year , so i hope to help me because i hope to get a better education .

]]> Tue, 01 Jun 2010 10:28:59 +0000 kaztayli on Visas or Not???? http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/visas-or-not/#p59 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/visas-or-not/#p59 We have checked our status online and it's been updated to APPROVED.  However there is no expiry date which we know means that our visas have not been issued yet

Does the approved mean that we will be getting our residency visas?  or is it that just the application has been approved (which in our minds - once again means that we will be getting our visas)

We are terrified to start celebrating in case we are wrong - please could somebody enlighten us.  I don't think our nerves can take much more

This is what the website reads

Immigration Applications
Below is a list of your pending and previous NZ Immigration applications:


  Visa/Permit      Type          Decision      Application Number Lodgement Date     Expiry Date  
 Visa                  Residence  APPROVED  ******                 30 Mar 2010  -  


Thank you

]]> Mon, 10 May 2010 14:43:19 +0000 AMER A.RADHI on immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-3/#p57 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-3/#p57 Hello
I  from Iraq my work operations manager in the Australian company Cool. What are the procedures that I can emigrate with my family to New Zealand
Regards

]]> Mon, 22 Mar 2010 05:20:45 +0000 TRAM on Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-2/#p54 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/immigration-2/#p54 Hi,


You seem educated enough...  read http://www.immigration.govt.nz.....efault.htm . there is a contact  option there to contact Immigration NZ option on the site... use it... it is free...

]]> Thu, 25 Feb 2010 09:39:00 +0000 G on retired police officer http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/retired-police-officer/#p53 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/retired-police-officer/#p53 i think you need a professional consultant... I think you can afford the fee.

]]> Thu, 25 Feb 2010 09:35:35 +0000 Rook on ‏‏‏In regards to the Skilled Independent visa qualifications... http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/in-regards-to-the-skilled-independent-visa-qualifications-1/#p52 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/in-regards-to-the-skilled-independent-visa-qualifications-1/#p52 24, will be a sophomore in college upon return and am curious about the direction I'm taking with my education in regards to Skilled qualifications List looked into resources provided and couldn't find information stating weather a CNA was considered worthy of citizenship or for that matter any type of certificate would grant me permission to immigrate.  Also interested in programs which may sponser grants for people which may wish to lead a new life on an ecological  scale

                                                                                   Sincerely -Rook-

]]> Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:47:37 +0000 Rook on ‏‏‏In regards to the Skilled Independent visa qualifications... http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/in-regards-to-the-skilled-independent-visa-qualifications/#p51 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/in-regards-to-the-skilled-independent-visa-qualifications/#p51 24, will be a sophomore in college upon return and am curious about the direction I'm taking with my education in regards to Skilled qualifications List looked into resources provided and couldn't find information stating weather a CNA was considered worthy of citizenship or for that matter any type of certificate would grant me permission to immigrate.  Also interested in programs which may sponser grants for people which may wish to lead a new life on an ecological  scale

                                                                                   Sincerely -Rook-

]]> Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:47:26 +0000 Dhanpati on About skill visa http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/about-skill-visa/#p47 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/about-skill-visa/#p47 Hi all,

i am Dhanpati Neupane having 2 to 3 yrs of working experience and i had completed my 4 yrs  bachelor degree in computer engineering in 2006 and right now i am in sweden studying Masters in Computer Engineering . I am really interested about New Zealand Immigration policy so anybody can help me ,Coolwhat are the requirements ?


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Dhanpati

Neupane


]]> Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:11:52 +0000 Lalan on Nursing Jobs http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/nursing-jobs/#p46 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/nursing-jobs/#p46 hi ,

Im Lalan, my wife is a general nurse having 8 yrs exp in her feild. i would like to more abt migration process to nz. any one can guide for for this subject? pls reply me.Smile


]]> Wed, 21 Oct 2009 02:39:05 +0000 azzy on Are we what they are looking for in NZ http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/are-we-what-they-are-looking-for-in-nz/#p45 New Zealand Immigration http://www.immigration2newzealand.com/forum/new-zealand-immigration/are-we-what-they-are-looking-for-in-nz/#p45 hi all i am a class 1 driver and my girlfriend is a bar manager, i have been driving for 16 years now and my other half has been bar managing for about 3 years, could anyone pass me the full list of jobs that NZ are looking for :) we really want to get over there asap and out of the UK. any help we would be very greatfull for :) Cool

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