Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

Dear friends,

I am Oracle Database Administrator with 6 plus years of experience in Oracle Database Administration field. I have BSc(hons) first class degree in Computing.

I have appeared in IELTS exam, and got 6.5 overall.

Am I eligible for New Zealand Immigration. Can anybody guide me how to calculate my points.

Regards.

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

try the points indicator

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/pointsindicator/

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

Dear MrsFychan,
I checked below link..
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migra...iapply/points/
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AGE - 31 year old
25 points: 30-39 years
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Bonus points - Oracle Database Administrator
10 points: work in an identified future growth area
10 points: work in an area of absolute skills shortage
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Work experience in skilled employment - 6 + years outside new zealand
20 points: 6 years
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And if the work experience is in an identified future growth area:
15 points: 6 or more years experience.
The above work experience should be anywhere or it must be in NZ ??
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And if the work experience in an area of absolute skills shortage:
15 points: 6 or more years.
The above work experience should be anywhere or it must be in NZ ??
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50 points: recognised level 7 or 8 qualification (e.g. bachelor degree, bachelor degree with honours)
I have BSc(Hons) in Computing.
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Bonus points for qualifications:
10 points: qualification in an identified future growth area
10 points: qualification in an area of absolute skills shortage
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I have all my education and work experience in Pakistan. Could you please guide me, about points calculation ?

Thanks in advance.

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

I do not believe that your qualifications fit the exemption criteria, I could not find Pakistan on the list so they would need to be assessed.
any work experience has to be with a comparable market and I'm not sure if Pakistan is considered comparable.
so at this stage I believe you could not claim those points.

Some one with more knowledge may come along and be able to assist more but until then I would say to speak to someone at the Immigration office you would need to use to apply

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

I have BSc(Hons) degree from APIIT-Pakistan (Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology) and final year degree has been awarded from Staffordshire University, UK.

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

if they are on the list then yes you can claim. again I do not know about comparable market for your work experience. please speak to someone who caters for migrants from your area

Re: Database Administrator / Oracle DBA
 

AGE - 31 year old
25 points: 30-39 years
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Bonus points - Oracle Database Administrator
10 points: work in an identified future growth area
10 points: work in an area of absolute skills shortage
-----------
Work experience in skilled employment - 6 + years outside new zealand
20 points: 6 years -----------
And if the work experience is in an identified future growth area:
15 points: 6 or more years experience.
The above work experience should be anywhere or it must be in NZ ??
----------
And if the work experience in an area of absolute skills shortage:
15 points: 6 or more years.
The above work experience should be anywhere or it must be in NZ ??
--------
50 points: recognised level 7 or 8 qualification (e.g. bachelor degree, bachelor degree with honours)
I have BSc(Hons) in Computing.
------------------
Bonus points for qualifications:
10 points: qualification in an identified future growth area
10 points: qualification in an area of absolute skills shortage
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I have all my education and work experience in Pakistan. Could you please guide me, about points calculation ?


So it looks like you will have to get your qualification assessed, you need it to be classed as comparable to one on the LTSSL to be able to claim points for work experience and also work experience in an area of absolute skills shortage:)
You can also claim points for work experience [if not on the LTSSL and not in a comparable labour market] if you worked for a multinational company domiciled in a country on the labour market list.