NZ Permanent Resident am I free
to live and work in Australia? Or do I have to become a NZ citizen? Or is that not enough anymore?
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Re: NZ Permanent Resident am I free
from the Oz Immy site
Re: NZ Citizens New Zealand citizens Australian Citizenship for New Zealand Citizens living in Australia Since 1973, the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement has allowed Australian and New Zealand citizens to live and work in each other's country without restrictions. On arrival in Australia, most New Zealanders are automatically granted a Special Category Visa. This visa allows the holder to remain and work in Australia indefinitely. However, not all New Zealand citizens living in Australia are eligible to apply for Australian citizenship if they arrived in Australia after 26 February 2001. You will need to become an NZ citizen. |
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Re: NZ Permanent Resident am I free
Originally Posted by BEVS here
(Post 7387427)
from the Oz Immy site
Re: NZ Citizens As far as I am aware having a NZ PR visa does not give you the right to go work in Australia. You will need to become an NZ citizen. Lin |
Re: NZ Permanent Resident am I free
Yeap ! Sorry to say the back door is closing. NZ citizen or get someone to sponsor you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hahahahahahaahahahhaahahahha Best of luck
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My husband has NZ permanent residency. When flying to Aus to my brothers wedding he was not allowed to board the plane as he did not have a valid entry visa for Aus. We had to wait several days to get his passport stamped in the city! Unless the rules have changed I have always thought that live and work is based on your citizenship and therefore although you have NZ PR you need to apply to live and work just like all migrants.
We are currently living in the UK and planning on returning to NZ soon. We had hoped to go to Australia but as my oh didn't get his citizenship even though he had been in NZ for 15 years, I thought we would need to go back to NZ and live there long enough for him to get his citizenship before we can contemplate a move to Australia. |
Re: NZ Permanent Resident am I free
Originally Posted by littlelollipop
(Post 7425778)
We are currently living in the UK and planning on returning to NZ soon. We had hoped to go to Australia but as my oh didn't get his citizenship even though he had been in NZ for 15 years, I thought we would need to go back to NZ and live there long enough for him to get his citizenship before we can contemplate a move to Australia.
Have you looked to see if you meet Australia's migration requirements? See also http://britishexpats.com/wiki/New_Ze...s_in_Australia |
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Originally Posted by JAJ
(Post 7430043)
Why on earth did he not apply for New Zealand citizenship?
Have you looked to see if you meet Australia's migration requirements? See also http://britishexpats.com/wiki/New_Ze...s_in_Australia My understanding tho is that as PR...I cannot come and go in Aus |
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However, your circumstances may be different to that of littlelollipop.
When you migrate to another country and settle, then citizenship is always the safer and longlasting way to go. |
Re: NZ Permanent Resident am I free
Originally Posted by BEVS here
(Post 7437857)
However, your circumstances may be different to that of littlelollipop.
When you migrate to another country and settle, then citizenship is always the safer and longlasting way to go. It is worth knowing though, that on PR YOU WILL NEED A VISA for Aus. You can buy these online..and from your travel agent. |
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Yes. That's all true & folks exxist very well in Nz with just their PR permits and IRRV visas. However for littlelollipop, in her current predicament ,it would have been better that he had his NZ citizenship.
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