I am disabled. Will someone pay my airfare to new zealand?
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????\njust like that ???????????
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You did not specify, so start here:\n\nhttp://www.nzembassy.com/contact.cfm?CFID=117052&CFTOKEN=15163500&l=86&c=31
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Disability and Child Care Allowance\n\nChild Disability Allowance\nThis allowance is a fortnightly non-means-tested payment of $38.46 (weekly rate, non-taxable) that can be made to the parent or guardian of a seriously disabled child who lives at home and requires constant care and attention. This allowance may also be available when the child lives in a home or hostel and the child's parent or guardian is required to contribute to the costs of maintenance\n\nDisability Allowance (Also avaliable to child)\nThis allowance reimburses people for ongoing regular costs that they incur because they have a disability. There is an income test that must be met. The amount of allowance paid depends on a person's costs.\n\n\nCategory Weekly rate, non-taxable \nDisability allowance (maximum) $51.04 \n\nRates at 1 April 2006.\n\nCut out points for Disability Allowance \nIf you are ... Your weekly income before tax must be under \nSingle, 16 to 17 years with no children $429.36 \nSingle, 18 years or over with no dependent children $493.49 \nPerson who is married or in a civil union with or without children $716.77 \nSole parent with 1 dependent child $598.82 \nAny other sole parent $630.89 \nYou can apply for and receive both at once.
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yes  go to www.travel.state.gov
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Probably but try www.expedia.com
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Gifts   Print Version  \n \n \n \nGifts sent from persons abroad to persons resident in New Zealand are not automatically free of Customs duties, but may be granted a full or part concession, depending on the value of the item:\ngifts with a value of $NZ110 or less are allowed free entry \ngifts with a value that is higher than NZ$110 attract Customs charges on the value in excess of NZ$110.\nGift parcels (contents intended for more than one person) with a total declared value in excess of NZ$110 will be allowed multiple gift allowances, provided the separate identity of each recipient can be established.\n \nAlcohol and tobacco products may be allowed the gift concession provided the recipient is able to prove they are a genuine gift (intended to celebrate a specific occasion) and are not part of a repetitive import pattern designed to avoid payment of duty and Goods and Services Tax (GST).\n \nNo revenue collection will be made if the total amount owing on the goods imported is less than $50. The revenue waiver does not apply to alcohol and tobacco products.\n\nfor a list of banned products click the link below\nhttp://www.customs.govt.nz/importers/Prohibited+Imports/default.htm
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Try going through your national union they may have contacts to set you up, dont even bother trying to get a paid coaching position in New Zealand as you will not get one
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If she's having troubles, tell to to seek the help of the British Embassy, New Zealand is still a Commonwealth nation and the British Embassy will help NZ citizens the same as they would @ssist Brits.
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Hi\n\nI'm not sure where you are or how you want to use the map. If I knew these things I might be able to direct you to the right map for your purposes. However, if you want something on the internet and you know the places you are looking for, the interactive map on the AA web site is great \n\nThis is the link:  http://www.aamaps.co.nz/
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Try Western Unions website. You may be able to work something out with them and their Prepaid Visa card
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Check out India.  I'm not kidding.  They had a special on Dateline or 60 minutes about uninsured people going to India and paying about a 10th of the price and recovery time is in a resort.
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I doubt if there is a NZ Embassy or Consulate in your country anymore, but that would have been your best bet to get the proper information....
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Your bank will do it slowly\nA currency exchange will do it (at the airport)\nWestern Union will probably issue you an international money order
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That really depends on your internet provider and the package that you are using...\n\nWhat I can suggest you is to check with their website of give them a call..
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Hi there!  Yes, here are a couple of organizations in New Zealand that center around people with Autism and their families.\nThere is, and always will be, discrimination against people with Autism and other disabilities.  That is, unfortunately, just a part of life.  You would think by now that discrimination against disability, age, race, sexuality, et al, would be over, but....\nLuckily, there are individuals and groups that battle, legally, on the side of those with disabilties.  Best of luck!
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you could be stuck with a big bill since you would only be covered for the equivalent of what it would cost here in Canada.\nthere are limits and i wouldn't put much faith in it all being covered. that is why anyone with half a brain will get some supplemental insurance when they travel outside of Canada.
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depends on where you are living.. if you are in australia i can help just email me