Emigrating, but not married
Hi all,
Me and the Girlfriend are thinking about moving to NZ, Wellington to be exact at the moment. Hoping to be there towards the end of 2010. My question is, without being married, am I able to go and be able to work on the back of her application. She will be mid-late 20's English teacher with 3 years experience at secondary school, so has her 3 year degree and pgce. I will be mid 30's in IT since 2001 but no degree, so makes it harder for a seperate application, as I have no formal qualifications. I assume she will be ok, as generally teachers are in demand? Many thanks, and hoping to be picking the brains of many of you over the next few months/years. John |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Welcome to the forum John. Sorry can't help this time, but may be of use in the future.
Pauline |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by howden40
(Post 6449121)
Welcome to the forum John. Sorry can't help this time, but may be of use in the future.
Pauline Always feels mice to be made welcome. John |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
No probs with that we have PR visa but aren't married. You just have to provide evidence of your relationship.:thumbsup:
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Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by Kimi-Deacon
(Post 6449150)
No probs with that we have PR visa but aren't married. You just have to provide evidence of your relationship.:thumbsup:
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Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by welshman213
(Post 6449176)
Cool! not talking video tapes though are we? :rofl:
Phyllis |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Dont think you have to go quite that far, could raise a few eyebrows at NZ immigration though:eek: By the way i dont have a degree either and still got PR im sure you will be fine. They just want proof of things in joint names ie bank accounts, council tax, holiday confirmation documents.
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Re: Emigrating, but not married
Fingers crossed, this should not be too bad then.
Have Council tax, and rental agreement. Have holiday to Cuba booked for August, so will have more photos from there along with a joint holiday, will have to look into the bank account then. Also have the wedding invitations and new house cards, all being kept safe, along with tickets to Silverstone yesterday and music concert and the ent of the month. Is there any one thing you guys would say is a must have. We have time to sort, not looking at submitting the EOI until next year, and reccie in April 09. John P.S I applied on my own 2 years ago, and due to points, no degree was turned down, will this cause an issue? |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by welshman213
(Post 6449257)
Fingers crossed, this should not be too bad then.
Have Council tax, and rental agreement. Have holiday to Cuba booked for August, so will have more photos from there along with a joint holiday, will have to look into the bank account then. Also have the wedding invitations and new house cards, all being kept safe, along with tickets to Silverstone yesterday and music concert and the ent of the month. Is there any one thing you guys would say is a must have. We have time to sort, not looking at submitting the EOI until next year, and reccie in April 09. John P.S I applied on my own 2 years ago, and due to points, no degree was turned down, will this cause an issue? |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Thanks all, Love this place and the fountain of knowledge already.
Will get the bank account setup in the next few days, and look into getting the will done. Another quick question, what is the need like out there for Teachers, is this "actually" in demand or just on short skill lists? Thanks again. John |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by weejie
(Post 6449194)
:rofl::rofl::rofl:don't think so!! Proof of relationship can be joint bank account statement,utility bill in both names,mortgage statement in both names,if you are named on each others car insurance,letters addressed to you both with envelopes( wedding invitations,thank you cards,new house cards etc)council tax notification with both names. Can also provide photos,statements from family and friends about your relationship.Good luck:thumbsup:
Phyllis Your pack will be individual to your case and will tell you exactly what evidence is needed. Be Happy Pauline |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Hi John, the following is from the NZIS:
Partner A partner of a principal applicant is someone who is legally married to the applicant or who is living in a partnership that is like a marriage. The partnership can be between people of the opposite or same sex. The partnership must be genuine and stable. We recognise partnerships where both partners: • are aged 18 years or over (or have parental/guardian or other consent if aged 16 or 17 years) • met each other before any residence application was submitted • aren’t close relatives. A partner will only be granted residence if both people in the partnership have been living together for at least 12 months. Sue:D |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by Sue R
(Post 6450672)
Hi John, the following is from the NZIS:
So if you have evidence of living together for at least a year then you should have no problems:thumbup: Sue:D |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Why haven't you had any karma. Have some karma.:)
I'm not a teacher so cannot comment on whether there are many posts for overseas migrants. It is definitely on the NZIS shortages list. Perhaps start a thread in the main forum asking about teaching in NZ. Not everyone comes into the Immigration NZ forum. Here are some links relating to teaching in NZ. Just click on the blue type to open the links TeachNZ NZ Teaching Gazette . Also shows vacancies Teachers Council to provide information about becoming NZ registered which is an NZIS requirement. |
Re: Emigrating, but not married
Originally Posted by BEVS here
(Post 6455092)
Why haven't you had any karma. Have some karma.:)
I'm not a teacher so cannot comment on whether there are many posts for overseas migrants. It is definitely on the NZIS shortages list. Perhaps start a thread in the main forum asking about teaching in NZ. Not everyone comes into the Immigration NZ forum. Here are some links relating to teaching in NZ. Just click on the blue type to open the links TeachNZ NZ Teaching Gazette . Also shows vacancies Teachers Council to provide information about becoming NZ registered which is an NZIS requirement. Will check out the links when I have 5 minutes spare. Thanks John |
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