Visas and Permits in New Zealand?
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Hi there!\n\nUnfortunately for South Africans there isn't an open work permit to travel and work in NZ for 1-2 years. You may however be able to apply for a skilled migration visa if you are aged under 55 and have a skill set required in NZ. \n\nDependent children can be included if they are still studying full-time.\n\nI have helped many people move to NZ and would be happy to assess your eligibility - you can email me at Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net.
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Near the north shore, the Mount Fiji clubs are very nice.\n   Cooking is a good way to see New Zealand.  In order to get\n   inside of the activities of the tourist businesses, products,\n   and properties really well groomed with lotions, bath, trim hair,\n    and casual fresh clothing should be a plus.  Positive planning\n    and training workers is a plus.
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That depends on where you live.  From some countries, there is no way to get a visa to the USA unless you're invited by or marry a US citizen, or are employed by a company in the USA.  Your best source of information would be the US Embassy in your country.  For a list of Embassies, see this page:\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/embassies/embassies_1214.html
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Consult the consulate or embassy of the country you wish to go back prest in the country where you reside.\nthe definetly will help you out with the modalaties of securing a visa.
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Check the Finnish Embassy's website:\n\nhttp://www.finland.org\n\nHere's the page on residency:\n\nhttp://finland.org/doc/en/consular/residence.html
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Hi there,\n\nIf you are a skilled you may be eligible for a skilled migrant visa. This category of visa is points tested with points being awarded for age, qualifications, work experience, job offer, etc... If you send me some information on yourself I will be happy to assess your eligibility - Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net\n\nNew Zealand is generally a tolerant country, there is a lot of respect between the native maori people and the european decendants as well as other immigrants in general. If you are considering your move serious you should read the Treaty of Waitangi.
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go to www.visaworkpermits.co.uk they can help you find a job in the UK and get the work permit and Visa too.\n\n\nmgi1975
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It will depend on what you are looking to do when you arrive in the UK? The type of job you are looking for? what Work Experience you already have? There are 2 routes available to Degree holders HSMP or Work Permits I recommend you visit this website its informative and they have really good guidance notes www.visaworkpermits.co.uk\n\ngood luck with the migrating
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Work and travel in Australia, New Zealand or Canada.
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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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yes its possible, check out immigration nz website about partnership visa, good luck
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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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Hi there,\n\nI am registered to give advice for Australia and the UK and also experienced in NZ migration (NZ doesn't currently have a registration system). You can contact me on Jessica.Stooke@Vialogic.net
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.netherlandsembassy.org.zm/en/visa_requirements.html
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no I don't think so, New Zealand has very strict visa and working restrictions, even if you do have a working permission that won't mean that you can stay there, you will get a limited permission to stay but if you do not find work within 3 months you will have to leave the country, however it is not that hard to get that kind of visa, if you plan to stay only for a year...I would recommand to contact your embassy in New Zealand (Wellington) or the Embassy of New Zealand in your country, either one can help you for sure\n\ngreets Anne
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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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Go to the office of visa application in London.