Travel Migrating to New Zealand :help:, will it be a good place to settle down?
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 Nov 12 2012, 08:18 AM
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Nov 13 2012, 08:53 AM
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QUOTE(blur_goofy @ Oct 13 2012, 12:23 AM) Hello, If you have 160 points, you don't need to have a job to get a PR. However, I caution you to do your calculation again.I am looking to migrate to New Zealand next year. I have been doing some reading and apparently i have 160 points which means i could try out for EOI to migrate to new zealand. Main reasons for new zealand is im looking for a more peaceful place to live in. I kinda like the weather forecast there 30 degree C max with min 1 degree c during winter. Some of my friends who went there and came back from a holiday say its an amazing place especially if you are a mother nature lover. problem is i do not have any job offer from NZ. So, if i read the terms correctly, i could apply for a working visa there but it would only last me 6mnths with a probability of 3 months extension. Im an electrical engineer graduate with a masters degree from uk. Would it be difficult for a foreigner like me to get a job in NZ? anyone here mind sharing your experience and feedback? thanks   Current cut off point in 145 without job, 120 with jobs. If you want to know more PM me. |
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