Emigrating checklist?
Hi
Myself and my paterner are going to NZ on a holiday visa at the end of our summer in UK. We will be looking for jobs and then hopefully get a temp work permit for 3 years and then apply for residency under family stream. The thing is i am a bit over whelmed by what we need to do before we go..... has anyone got a checklist i can use? thanks |
Re: Emigrating checklist?
Originally Posted by NIKKI SNELL
(Post 6205906)
Hi
Myself and my paterner are going to NZ on a holiday visa at the end of our summer in UK. We will be looking for jobs and then hopefully get a temp work permit for 3 years and then apply for residency under family stream. The thing is i am a bit over whelmed by what we need to do before we go..... has anyone got a checklist i can use? thanks I dont have a checlist as such, but this is prob a start: Apply for Working Holiday Visa Decide where in NZ you want to go to Book flights Book removals (air freight/ shipping) Get Police clearance certificates (if required) Get health checks (if required) Get evidence of being a de facto couple (utility bills to same address, photos of holidays together, making wills and naming each other as beneficiaries isnt a bad idea, getting stat declarations from family members attesting to the fact that the two of you are a couple in an exclusive and stable relationship) Sort out employment references (important: NZ employers actually do phone references in the UK, well mine did anyway) References from landlords for accommodation will be useful too Cancel rent/ sell house/ rent out house in the UK Close unnessary bank accounts in the UK (id suggest keeping one account open, as well as keeping your credit cards open until you get your NZ credit cards sorted out) Open bank account in NZ Sort our accommodation for first few weeks in NZ Get CV up to date Email CV to prospective employers a month or so before youre planning to leave HAVE FUN AND KEEP A POSITIVE ATTITUDE By the way, if you get the required points you dont have to get a 3 year work permit frst, you can apply for permanent residency anytime you have enough points. |
Re: Emigrating checklist?
thats very helpful. thank you
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Re: Emigrating checklist?
Originally Posted by newkiwi
(Post 6207503)
Hi
I dont have a checlist as such, but this is prob a start: Apply for Working Holiday Visa Decide where in NZ you want to go to Book flights Book removals (air freight/ shipping) Get Police clearance certificates (if required) Get health checks (if required) Get evidence of being a de facto couple (utility bills to same address, photos of holidays together, making wills and naming each other as beneficiaries isnt a bad idea, getting stat declarations from family members attesting to the fact that the two of you are a couple in an exclusive and stable relationship) Sort out employment references (important: NZ employers actually do phone references in the UK, well mine did anyway) References from landlords for accommodation will be useful too Cancel rent/ sell house/ rent out house in the UK Close unnessary bank accounts in the UK (id suggest keeping one account open, as well as keeping your credit cards open until you get your NZ credit cards sorted out) Open bank account in NZ Sort our accommodation for first few weeks in NZ Get CV up to date Email CV to prospective employers a month or so before youre planning to leave HAVE FUN AND KEEP A POSITIVE ATTITUDE By the way, if you get the required points you dont have to get a 3 year work permit frst, you can apply for permanent residency anytime you have enough points. Jo:) |
Re: Emigrating checklist?
Originally Posted by jorose
(Post 6219825)
Great post. In our case we are over 30 so working holiday visa is out for us. What would be the best thing to do in our case? Thanks.
Jo:) |
Re: Emigrating checklist?
Originally Posted by happynz
(Post 6220248)
Come here as visitors, interview, get job offers and then apply for temporary work permits. There you are, done and dusted! :D
Thanks. So basically one you leave UK you are taking a chance on finding employment? Thanks again. Jo :) |
Re: Emigrating checklist?
Originally Posted by jorose
(Post 6221200)
Thanks. So basically one you leave UK you are taking a chance on finding employment?
Thanks again. Jo :) |
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