Skilled migrant visa application and future employer waiting concerns
#1
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Skilled migrant visa application and future employer waiting concerns
Hi there
I'm just looking for some advice. I'm a nurse currently still in uk but looking to relocate to new Zealand. I potentially may have a job offer soon then can lodge application for my skilled migrant visa. However I am concerned that my employer may not be able to wait for the length of time it will take for my visa to be granted as I know it can take up to 9 months possibly even more. I am wondering if your employer can pull out during the process or are they under any obligation to wait for you? Also should your future employer pull out then what happens with the skilled migrant visa application if the job offer it was lodged on is no longer?
Hope someone can advise. I'm just very concerned about the length of waiting time and losing the job.
I'm just looking for some advice. I'm a nurse currently still in uk but looking to relocate to new Zealand. I potentially may have a job offer soon then can lodge application for my skilled migrant visa. However I am concerned that my employer may not be able to wait for the length of time it will take for my visa to be granted as I know it can take up to 9 months possibly even more. I am wondering if your employer can pull out during the process or are they under any obligation to wait for you? Also should your future employer pull out then what happens with the skilled migrant visa application if the job offer it was lodged on is no longer?
Hope someone can advise. I'm just very concerned about the length of waiting time and losing the job.
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Re: Skilled migrant visa application and future employer waiting concerns
Hi there
I'm just looking for some advice. I'm a nurse currently still in uk but looking to relocate to new Zealand. I potentially may have a job offer soon then can lodge application for my skilled migrant visa. However I am concerned that my employer may not be able to wait for the length of time it will take for my visa to be granted as I know it can take up to 9 months possibly even more. I am wondering if your employer can pull out during the process or are they under any obligation to wait for you? Also should your future employer pull out then what happens with the skilled migrant visa application if the job offer it was lodged on is no longer?
Hope someone can advise. I'm just very concerned about the length of waiting time and losing the job.
I'm just looking for some advice. I'm a nurse currently still in uk but looking to relocate to new Zealand. I potentially may have a job offer soon then can lodge application for my skilled migrant visa. However I am concerned that my employer may not be able to wait for the length of time it will take for my visa to be granted as I know it can take up to 9 months possibly even more. I am wondering if your employer can pull out during the process or are they under any obligation to wait for you? Also should your future employer pull out then what happens with the skilled migrant visa application if the job offer it was lodged on is no longer?
Hope someone can advise. I'm just very concerned about the length of waiting time and losing the job.
#3
Re: Skilled migrant visa application and future employer waiting concerns
blimey that's quicker than I would have thought. catlady don't panic yourself people that recruit nurses are used to the migration process i'm sure, the DHB where i've been offered a job have said its a tentative start date and as long as I keep them updated all is good
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Re: Skilled migrant visa application and future employer waiting concerns
Munch writes 4 months from visa application, not all the stuff you have to do before hand. registration and IELTS