Eco306:


I've been in search of a full PhD scholarship myself in Oceania, preferably in New Zealand. Can you please give me an insight as to how you got this one.

anthney87:
Good day all.

Respect to FEMI & SOLIN

PLEASE I want to pour out my own case. I am a B. Sc graduate of Biomedical technology. My wife is a Registered Midwife and just graduated too as a nurse last Dec here.
Now I have been chatting with Christine from the midwifery council of new Zealand and she said I have to follow the process of registering as a midwife in new Zealand. An initial payment of $250NZD to b paid and then if they consider her transcript okay(she did 3yrs midwifery training) with NZ she will be told to continue her application with a full payment of $750NZD. Below is the general information for international Midwife

https://www.midwiferycouncil.health.nz/midwives/becoming-registered-practise/general-information-internationally-qualified-midwives

and below is the guidelines

https://www.midwiferycouncil.health.nz/midwives/becoming-registered-practise/internationally-qualified-midwives-application-guidelines


Now please I want to know since if the council grant her to continue her application if getting a job will be easy since this will make her licence to practice as a midwife in NZ.

Again agencies told me they can only assist to sponsor us( she and 2persons- this is according to what someone said in a thread) only if the council approve her application. please guide and advice us since I am about to begin the application.

can I also be able to do a short course to perfect my skills if we are granted work permit? (my head don cold for book and since I graduate I no practice)

there are series of forms to sign and send by either a notary public, solicitor or a justice of the peace. who are they in Nigeria context. I de suspect lawyer ooo.


I need help o since I need to port out of this country o.

solin:
Hi,

Kindly proceed with the application procedure. It's a good step in the right direction. This is a sure path way to enter NZ. Once her application is granted.

You would also get job easily.

anthney87:


My fear is if they will accept our midwifery degree over there.

my wife did 3 years basic midwifery and I don't know if they will accept it as equivalent to their midwifery over there. i ha e not seen any Nigerian to ask very well that did midwifery here and go accepted over there. so the reason I need help a d guidance

byod:



The letter in a mail was send to me by the agent thru whatapps message .so I can't get the sender mail id.

davodyguy:

People can be wicked sha. That agent

femijck:
Pure scam

solin:
There's nothing like one year NZ visit visa.

naijamedrep:


Omg.... Are you serious bro? Jesus

femijck:
yes nothing like a year visitor visa.... if u have a visa waiver passport, then u will be granted a year visitor pass at the border but u can’t stay more than 3 month in NZ within that one year. And 6 months maximum if you’re from the UK.

General visitor visa is 3 months which can be extended to a maximum stay of 9 month if u have a good reason for extension e.g relationship.

But INZ often grant a straight 9 months visitor visa depending on your circumstances and it’s usually a multiple entry visa which means u can travel in and out of NZ within a year for a maximum of 9 months stay.

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.?

George2nice:
Pls Femi, is this agent still in service?. If yes pls link me up, my whatsapp number is 08169658810

EZINNE1759:

Erigo onye nkea ..... The fucker couldn't even run a proper spell check. If you've already paid. Just count your losses and begin to move on o. ���

JustCare:


Akpugo ya isi

femijck:
I didn’t post link for any agent , please check d post properly

davodyguy:

Hello Femi.

Just registered for the conference
Loading and counting down

femijck:
congratz bro, I recently lodge for few days around the venue.

davodyguy:

Great.

Just as discussed last year

I would be submitting my PP for renewal in May and then apply first week in July, that's 2 moths ahead of scheduled travel date.

I hope this is in order, what do you think?

femijck:
u should be alright mate. But if u can do it sooner then don’t hesitate

femijck:
It’s because NZ is the least popular of all the countries mentioned in your post. You can’t compare the threads as there are more nairanlanders in those country who are willing to share info....... NZ is a small country, and not so many Africans are migrating here. You can compare with Norway, Iceland etc thread.

Most African in NZ are refugees from East Africa and some South Africa citizens

Many Nigerians today still don’t know there’s a country call New Zealand.... But it’s the favourite tourist destination for Europeans and Americans.

anthney87:
PLEASE FEMI. I will like to make a payment on new Zealand midwifery site but from what I gathered I can't pay with my naira MasterCard here in Nigeria. please how do I go about making the application payment?

this thread needs not die o. please you guys should keep it updated o

davodyguy:

Have you tried?

I'm doing $1000 USD payment too to Auckland via Sterling master card

femijck:
was the payment processed?

davodyguy:


Ended up doing transfer. Had about ₦300k in that account then, less than ₦367k needed

femijck:
I think Master card should be alright. I’ve always use NZ visa card for any NZ payment even when I was in the country so I don’t really know much abt this.