Jun 10 2013, 02:56 PM
QUOTE(sendomike @ Jun 10 2013, 08:40 AM)
Hi All,
As many young Malaysians today, my dream and long term goal is to migrate to another country. My target locations are Australia and New Zealand. I think NZ would be a great place for me to settle down due to the lifestyle there. (PS. I have not actually been there, but I heard of the laid back lifestyle of fellow New Zealand-ers.
For people working and residing in NZ, can you share some tips on how the immigration process works, such as getting a job and VISA there? I am a graduate in IT, majoring in software engineering and currently in a Project Team in a MNC headquartered in Germany.
Thanks in advance!
No offence but can I understand why do you want a laid back lifestyle esp when you are still so young?As many young Malaysians today, my dream and long term goal is to migrate to another country. My target locations are Australia and New Zealand. I think NZ would be a great place for me to settle down due to the lifestyle there. (PS. I have not actually been there, but I heard of the laid back lifestyle of fellow New Zealand-ers.
For people working and residing in NZ, can you share some tips on how the immigration process works, such as getting a job and VISA there? I am a graduate in IT, majoring in software engineering and currently in a Project Team in a MNC headquartered in Germany.
Thanks in advance!
Don't you feel its better to migrate to a country where you can earn alot of money then only go to NZ to enjoy a relax lifestyle?
At least with some money you don't have to worry about money or being without a job.
I know to each his own but what happens if you're 35, with a family and only earning just enough for you to get by?
How about retirement? Yes I know NZ has a relaxed lifestlye but do you want to relax while you're in your 20-30s?
This post has been edited by robertchoo: Jun 10 2013, 02:57 PM
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