Do Californians have immigration advantages?
Aug 26th 2005, 11:57 pm
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Do Californians have immigration advantages?
I just read in Travel + Leisure (September 2005) that Helen Clark aggressively promoted New Zealand to Californians as a place to live permanently.
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
Aug 27th 2005, 12:34 am
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Re: Do Californians have immigration advantages?
Originally Posted by jgombos
I just read in Travel + Leisure (September 2005) that Helen Clark aggressively promoted New Zealand to Californians as a place to live permanently.
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
There is no special immigration visa for Californians.
All I can think of is the fact that the US is a 'comparable labour market' as far as eligibility for skilled migration is concerned.
Jeremy
Aug 27th 2005, 4:20 am
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Re: Do Californians have immigration advantages?
Originally Posted by jgombos
I just read in Travel + Leisure (September 2005) that Helen Clark aggressively promoted New Zealand to Californians as a place to live permanently.
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
Was that purely a marketing effort, or do California residents have an advantage in the application process?
