Me, but bear in mind I'm not an international student. I do know quite a few international students who're now working and have received PR though.

Actually looking an options to study in NZ. My spouse traveling with me with a student visa. Anyone know whether it is possible for her to work full time there?
Is there any jobs there without tax i.e. chinese restaurant ? Is the immigration rule pretty tight over there? Anybody have the information.

Appreciate your help. thanks.

Can I just say this: it is bad enough that (Mainland) Chinese and (India) Indians which they ship over to keep the population above 4 mil do not have a good reputation in NZ. It is not great when Malaysia consists of, amongst other things, ethnic Chinese and Indians.

Please do not do stupid things.

Well said.

Well do u guys have any idea how much salary can graduate earn if he applies for graduate jobs in engineering? for graduates in NZ and for Graduates from MSIA in engineering

From what I hear, about $46,000+ per annum. That's with the big companies (eg Opus, Beca), don't know what the smaller ones pay but shouldn't be too far off.
Don't know about Msian graduates. But logic dictates that if you're good enough to be employed, they'll pay you around the same amount.

yay.. i'm victo welli...
damn hilly here....

if ur talking about working without declaring, yes u can do that though its illegal.
but its not really worth coz chinese restaurants pay u peanuts anyway.

one of my american friends actually worked as a baby sitter and did not declare it, however, it was consensual

every job must declare ey??
hahha i thought if we work like baby sitter.. we dont have to work on the tax thingy...


lilredridinghood.. lol.. i'm in welli.. damn hilly meh... also the wind.. 74kmh FTW..
i'm staying at my friend's place in edu house...
damn.. welli and christchurch got quite a big differ... especially the geography lol
but the restaurant... CINTA FTW~!!!
nice uncle... can get discount summore

If I'm not mistaken, every jobs have to be declared

Cinta has nice food, but in my opinion, it's a bit pricey, the uncle is from Seremban by the way

yea, it is indeed hilly and not to mention windy(especially nowadays), I do notice that students other than Vic students tend to take bus instead of walk to our main campus

but.. have to take consideration about the halal matter too..
so cinta not that expensive if i'm right..

ya loo.. hilly.. hahhaa

Yea, I kind of forgot about the halal thingy

But I heard that Satay Kajang offers cheaper food, even though I haven't been there

yay.. 2morrow gonna fly back to christchurch..
gonna miss cinta.. stay kajang not very nice my friend said.. dunno..
in cinta we can get discount

damn.. 2morow's nite got al lblacks vs s.africa.. damn.. if only i know.. sure gonna delay my flight.. lol

what a pity then, sorry that I couldn't meet up with you

hehhe it's alrite..

BTW.. u guys sure do a lot of jalan2...
any recommendation ??

Hamner Spring FTW

Hello !

Planning to study in uni of Auckland next year, graduating from my foundation in Sunway end of the year.
Aiming for Bachelor of Arts in Tv and Media studies.
What do you guys think of it ?

What sort of foundation is it? A-levels?

Canadian Foundation. - CIMP / ICPU

Can't say too much, as I'm not into anything artistic. While I'm not familar with how ICPU works, it shoud get you into UoA, as I have friends who went down that pathway.