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shakol91:
you can still hold on to the link for now till you have result, but I will like to ask you some questions in order to get myself prepared. Pls reply my pm

I tried replying you but it failed to deliver.. Reach me on augustine88ike@gmail.com

ikelords:
I tried replying you but it failed to deliver.. Reach me on augustine88ike@gmail.com

I've sent you message. Thanks

You can ask the questions here to help others. Someone else can also contribute to the question.

shakol91:
you can still hold on to the link for now till you have result, but I will like to ask you some questions in order to get myself prepared. Pls reply my pm

solin:
Interesting!!!
Now you're giving out classified information.

My next questions are
How did you process your work permit? Yourself or through agent?
What are the documents/requirements involved?

How long does it take to get it?

Thanks in advance.

Did everything myself but my wife is from NZ.

solin:
You can ask the questions here to help others. Someone else can also contribute to the question.

nothing much, I only told him to send me the cost analysis of the procedure he used that's if it clicks.

femijck:
Did everything myself but my wife is from NZ.

Hi bro, pls if you don’t mind, can you shed more light about migrating via marriage route, Thanks

femijck:
Did everything myself but my wife is from NZ.

Hello
please which airline is currently lifting Nigerians with an evisa from lagos to NZ, i was told the airlines dont accept Nigerians going to NZ with a cable visas anymore, because of transit issues, please did anyone here travel to NZ recently ? May know the airline used?

Thanks

iwanvisityankee:
Hi bro, pls if you don’t mind, can you shed more light about migrating via marriage route, Thanks

sorry I don’t know much about that.

Well, according to my research you can request for a stamp on your passport with a cost if that's what you're experiencing.

murphy02:
Hello
please which airline is currently lifting Nigerians with an evisa from lagos to NZ, i was told the airlines dont accept Nigerians going to NZ with a cable visas anymore, because of transit issues, please did anyone here travel to NZ recently ? May know the airline used?

Thanks

Good to know that your wife is a kiwi.

When is the best time to arrive NZ with regards to employment?

femijck:
Did everything myself but my wife is from NZ.

murphy02:
Hello
please which airline is currently lifting Nigerians with an evisa from lagos to NZ, i was told the airlines dont accept Nigerians going to NZ with a cable visas anymore, because of transit issues, please did anyone here travel to NZ recently ? May know the airline used?

Thanks

book South Africa Airways....Route it through Johannesburg and Honk Kong... Then u don’t need any transit visa..... any other route,you might need one.... A guy I met here on Nland help me out then and was even cheaper.

But for no reason I was called out after checking in and they ask for my host ID before allowing me proceed....Don’t know if it will be different if I couldn’t provide that.

solin:
Well, according to my research you can request for a stamp on your passport with a cost if that's what you're experiencing.

with that I’m not sure as INZ is switching to e-visa for all temporary visas... but that should not be any problem.... I met an Indian guy in Honk long during my stopover and he had student e-visa. We both arrived in Auckland and I can’t remember him having any issues. E- visa is INZ policy and not yours. The Airline will confirm the visa.

solin:
Good to know that your wife is a kiwi.

When is the best time to arrive NZ with regards to employment?

You can arrive anytime but Summer is Advisable as winter will freeze your ass if u are not use to it.... There will always be jobs round the year
I can’t really remember the months but maybe anytime from October or late September. Just remember when US is in winter, we NZ is summer....just opposite .. It’s getting a little warmer now.

femijck:
book South Africa Airways....Route it through Johannesburg and Honk Kong... Then u don’t need any transit visa..... any other route,you might need one.... A guy I met here on Nland help me out then and was even cheaper.

But for no reason I was called out after checking in and they ask for my host ID before allowing me proceed....Don’t know if it will be different if I couldn’t provide that.

What is host ID I don't have that oooo

Korea air stopped because Nigerians were using the opportunity to enter south Korea and disappear, not getting to their final destination NZ.

murphy02:
What is host ID I don't have that oooo

I was invited by my partner.... so her passport data page or any photo ID

Thanks for the information.

femijck:
You can arrive anytime but Summer is Advisable as winter will freeze your ass if u are not use to it.... There will always be jobs round the year
I can’t really remember the months but maybe anytime from October or late September. Just remember when US is in winter, we NZ is summer....just opposite .. It’s getting a little warmer now.

Thanks to God here is active again.
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I am following peacefully

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Mrjoshtower:
Thanks to God here is active again.
Weldone Guys....i greet you all.
I am following peacefully

murphy02:
Korea air stopped because Nigerians were using the opportunity to enter south Korea and disappear, not getting to their final destination NZ.

I don’t think South Korea is anyway better than NZ. Or are they running away because they could no longer handle the long flight.
If u could get NZ visa, then SK visa shouldn’t be impossible.

femijck:
I don’t think South Korea is anyway better than NZ. Or are they running away because they could no longer handle the long flight.
If u could get NZ visa, then SK visa shouldn’t be impossible.

Most people blv SK is better cos we got loads of items been produced thr here, but u hardly hear of NZ not even in the news, funny enough that's the kind of country I love, cos I hate noise..�

Please @Femijck kindly share some adorable pictures of NZ. People, places and some culture shock.

ikelords:
I tried replying you but it failed to deliver.. Reach me on augustine88ike@gmail.com

did you receive the mail I sent to you?

solin:
Please @Femijck kindly share some adorable pictures of NZ. People, places and some culture shock.

ok I will when I’ve got the time to take some

@Femijck what's the decision NZQA of Nigeria qualification? Does it meet with nz educational requirements?

solin:
@Femijck what's the decision NZQA of Nigeria qualification? Does it meet with nz educational requirements?

I don’t know, I suggest u check their website.
There are 2 guys we do same physical job together who have PhD from Egypt and Kenya and another lady with 3 M.Sc from an Africa country doing cleaning job. And few Nigerians I know with B.Sc, including myself are doing factory job if that tells you something....but I stand to be corrected by those who know more.
Best is to get another qualification from here.

ikelords:
Femijck: there is an offer someone in lagos linked me up with about getting me a job in new zealand , its a 2 yrs work permit, all I paid for was visa fee , insurance and medicals... While I entered a bond with d company with some % of my pay I will remit to them for a year... Pls kindly shed more light on jobs that pay well in new Zealand and how rewarding is new Zealand . is it worth coming to.?

I'm interested, please can you share more on this?

femijck:
I don’t know, I suggest u check their website.
There are 2 guys we do same physical job together who have PhD from Egypt and Kenya and another lady with 3 M.Sc from an Africa country doing cleaning job. And few Nigerians I know with B.Sc, including myself are doing factory job if that tells you something....but I stand to be corrected by those who know more.
Best is to get another qualification from here.

I am sorry to ask this question bro, you said your wife is from New Zealand, can’t she help you as a citizen to help you secure a good job, just asking from my own perspective.

Hmm! That's seriously serious. What if ones qualification falls within the skill shortage area? Can one get an employer to file for him?

femijck:
I don’t know, I suggest u check their website.
There are 2 guys we do same physical job together who have PhD from Egypt and Kenya and another lady with 3 M.Sc from an Africa country doing cleaning job. And few Nigerians I know with B.Sc, including myself are doing factory job if that tells you something....but I stand to be corrected by those who know more.
Best is to get another qualification from here.

Are you in NZ? If yes, please share your experience.

Taofeekdboy:
I am sorry to ask this question bro, you said your wife is from New Zealand, can’t she help you as a citizen to help you secure a good job, just asking from my own perspective.

Hmmmm, my people are planning to work in new Zealand with visiting visa anyway I wish you best of luck don't just go roast like fried chicken