nukiwi documents ne 1 know about em?
Nov 9th 2003, 4:21 pm
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nukiwi documents ne 1 know about em?
there a website claiming to be able to tell you how to get into nz without the points system for a payement of $29.95 they will send you the relevant details.Has anyone used them and is it worth the money or are they just telling you about sponsership talent visa etc?
regards mutz
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Nov 10th 2003, 9:09 am
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Re: nukiwi documents ne 1 know about em?
Originally posted by mutznuts1
there a website claiming to be able to tell you how to get into nz without the points system for a payement of $29.95 they will send you the relevant details.Has anyone used them and is it worth the money or are they just telling you about sponsership talent visa etc?
regards mutz
there a website claiming to be able to tell you how to get into nz without the points system for a payement of $29.95 they will send you the relevant details.Has anyone used them and is it worth the money or are they just telling you about sponsership talent visa etc?
regards mutz
First thoughts its sounds a scam, doesn't also have a intro explaining that they are the secretary at a Nigerian Oil Co, and the director has died and they have sole rights over the bank account with $20million thats need to be moved.........
Nov 10th 2003, 10:00 am
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Re: nukiwi documents ne 1 know about em?
Originally posted by GetMeOutOfHere
Got the link for it and we may be able to give an opinion.
First thoughts its sounds a scam, doesn't also have a intro explaining that they are the secretary at a Nigerian Oil Co, and the director has died and they have sole rights over the bank account with $20million thats need to be moved.........
Got the link for it and we may be able to give an opinion.
First thoughts its sounds a scam, doesn't also have a intro explaining that they are the secretary at a Nigerian Oil Co, and the director has died and they have sole rights over the bank account with $20million thats need to be moved.........
no theres no nigerian secretaries www.nukiwi.com,the site is well built etc i just cant see what they would offer apart from what most people can find out on thier own anyway.regards mutz
Nov 10th 2003, 10:58 pm
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Hi there,
The NuKiwi guy drives aound Wellington city in a Porsche Carrera with the plate "Nu Kiwi" so he must be making good money. However, all the forms are available from the NZIS site and the other stuff such as "cost of living in NZ" is freely available by surfing the net or through this forum. The "no points needed" categories have other criteria to fulfill, such as x million dollars for the "investor", business experience (min 2 yrs self employed) for the LTBV, and an accredited employer paying a minimum x amount to get in on that category (arts and culture- limited to musicians and filmies). There is no easy way in, so don't let any "sales" patter convince you there is....Personally, I'd save my cash and invest it elsewhere.....but that's just my opinion. There is an offer of a money back guarantee anyway if you fancied giving it a whirl..
regards, Rich.
The NuKiwi guy drives aound Wellington city in a Porsche Carrera with the plate "Nu Kiwi" so he must be making good money. However, all the forms are available from the NZIS site and the other stuff such as "cost of living in NZ" is freely available by surfing the net or through this forum. The "no points needed" categories have other criteria to fulfill, such as x million dollars for the "investor", business experience (min 2 yrs self employed) for the LTBV, and an accredited employer paying a minimum x amount to get in on that category (arts and culture- limited to musicians and filmies). There is no easy way in, so don't let any "sales" patter convince you there is....Personally, I'd save my cash and invest it elsewhere.....but that's just my opinion. There is an offer of a money back guarantee anyway if you fancied giving it a whirl..
regards, Rich.
Nov 11th 2003, 10:09 am
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Originally posted by theguitardoctor
Hi there,
The NuKiwi guy drives aound Wellington city in a Porsche Carrera with the plate "Nu Kiwi" so he must be making good money. However, all the forms are available from the NZIS site and the other stuff such as "cost of living in NZ" is freely available by surfing the net or through this forum. The "no points needed" categories have other criteria to fulfill, such as x million dollars for the "investor", business experience (min 2 yrs self employed) for the LTBV, and an accredited employer paying a minimum x amount to get in on that category (arts and culture- limited to musicians and filmies). There is no easy way in, so don't let any "sales" patter convince you there is....Personally, I'd save my cash and invest it elsewhere.....but that's just my opinion. There is an offer of a money back guarantee anyway if you fancied giving it a whirl..
regards, Rich.
Hi there,
The NuKiwi guy drives aound Wellington city in a Porsche Carrera with the plate "Nu Kiwi" so he must be making good money. However, all the forms are available from the NZIS site and the other stuff such as "cost of living in NZ" is freely available by surfing the net or through this forum. The "no points needed" categories have other criteria to fulfill, such as x million dollars for the "investor", business experience (min 2 yrs self employed) for the LTBV, and an accredited employer paying a minimum x amount to get in on that category (arts and culture- limited to musicians and filmies). There is no easy way in, so don't let any "sales" patter convince you there is....Personally, I'd save my cash and invest it elsewhere.....but that's just my opinion. There is an offer of a money back guarantee anyway if you fancied giving it a whirl..
regards, Rich.
regards mutz
