Work to Residence Permit - too good to be true?
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Work to Residence Permit - too good to be true?
Hi everyone
Ive been told by a Migration Agent that once I get my Honours Degree in Business Studies, I can apply for a work to residence permit and I do not need a skill on the skills list, as a degree will suffice?
He has no reason to lie to me - does any of you have experience or knowledge of this?
ta
Ive been told by a Migration Agent that once I get my Honours Degree in Business Studies, I can apply for a work to residence permit and I do not need a skill on the skills list, as a degree will suffice?
He has no reason to lie to me - does any of you have experience or knowledge of this?
ta
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Re: Work to Residence Permit - too good to be true?
I am an accountant annot on the skills shortage list and came over with a job offer and full PR,
I had interviews via Skype and teleconference good luck!
I had interviews via Skype and teleconference good luck!
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Re: Work to Residence Permit - too good to be true?
Hi everyone
Ive been told by a Migration Agent that once I get my Honours Degree in Business Studies, I can apply for a work to residence permit and I do not need a skill on the skills list, as a degree will suffice?
He has no reason to lie to me - does any of you have experience or knowledge of this?
ta
Ive been told by a Migration Agent that once I get my Honours Degree in Business Studies, I can apply for a work to residence permit and I do not need a skill on the skills list, as a degree will suffice?
He has no reason to lie to me - does any of you have experience or knowledge of this?
ta
Please have a read HERE
Alternatively if you have enough points you could try an application under the SMC policy. If you didn't have a job offer and/or you could not claim to have a skilled occupation, NZIS might approve the application with the proviso that they issue you a WTR instead of straightforward PR. This would be because they might have concerns about the ability to settle and find work. This would allow for entry into the country to find and start work.
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Re: Work to Residence Permit - too good to be true?
To be clear for the OP. Accountant may not be on a skill shortage list right now but it is seen as a skilled occupation by NZIS.