ezinwaJesu:
Thank you comrades for your input. I just confirmed the recommended means of paying Passport handling fee from VFS website for applicants outside SA who applied online. If you have Domiciliary account with any bank, simply take a printout of the document I attached here along with your cheque book and passport number and walk into your bank. Identify the Funds transfer desk and request for an international funds transfer. Give them a copy of the printed document so they can pick all the necessary bank details of VFS South Africa.

As stated on top of this document, your transaction reference number must be: your passport number, your phone number and your full name as it appears on your passport.

Once the transaction is complete, take a copy of the teller or any evidence of the transaction they will give you and attach it to your passport and send through UPS or any fast courier company. Remember our passports must get to them maximum 20 days after online submission of application.

Good luck comrades.

solin:
Yes, you can show POF for each of your kids, wife, an self. You don't need to send money. Print your statement of account and perhaps your wife statement of account, print a travel itenary, your soa should cover your flight tickets. Get a recommendation letter from your bank. Also, you can apply together as a family no need for separate registration.

ezinwaJesu:
Thank you comrades for your input. I just confirmed the recommended means of paying Passport handling fee from VFS website for applicants outside SA who applied online. If you have Domiciliary account with any bank, simply take a printout of the document I attached here along with your cheque book and passport number and walk into your bank. Identify the Funds transfer desk and request for an international funds transfer. Give them a copy of the printed document so they can pick all the necessary bank details of VFS South Africa.

As stated on top of this document, your transaction reference number must be: your passport number, your phone number and your full name as it appears on your passport. If you do not have a DOM account, ask any of your friends to help you with his account. As long as the transaction reference captures your details, you are good to go.

Once the transaction is complete, take a copy of the teller or any evidence of the transaction they will give you and attach it to your passport and send through UPS or any fast courier company. Remember our passports must get to them maximum 20 days after online submission of application.

Good luck comrades.

Femi, hope your kiwi wife sabi cook. We plenty dey come ohhh. Naija must represent. Isee...�

femijck:
Solin is right, no need for separate application. There should be a column for dependents in ur application form which will include partner and Children. Your partner and kids don’t qualify for the visa on their own right. Hence they have to depend on u as the principal applicant.

I haven’t seen the form but if there’s no column for dependents in the form, then it will have to be another “partner of a student visa form” or something similar which you will have to fill and submit with yours. That partnership form will definitely come with column for “dependents child(ren).

anthney87:

FEMI. please I have sent you a PM more than trice. please get to me via mail pls.

davodyguy:
Femi, days of reckoning is fast approaching. We are nearing June 3rd submission date

femijck:
The lord is on your side lol...... you’ve done this several times nah.... so no worries

davodyguy:


I don't want to over do, but the list of documents I compiled for submission, hope it wouldn't be too much



1 Intl passport
2. Letter of Invitation
3. Marriage certificate
4. CAC documents as business owner
5. All professional qualifications
6. Passport Photograph
7. Statement of account
8. Letter from Sponsor to Embassy(HR writing letter)
9. Evidence of previous travel
10. Hotel reservation
11. Ticket itinerary showing reservation
12. List of my landed properties with their values
13. Family photographs
14. List of floating assets(Stocks, Treasury bills, Bonds)
15. Self introduction letter
16. Evidence of attending previous two conferences In Tokyo and Sydney respectively
17. List of some top clients and letters of engagement showing ongoing projects
18. Two bank reference letters showing company's financial solvency of the firm
19. Evidence of paying taxes, company and Personal Income tax
20. Evidence of registration for the conference



Some of us intend to submit our applications on June 3rd, 2019 as there would be public holiday after Ramadan from 4th to 6th of June. We must allow ample time for the ECO to process our applications.

Hope I'm not over doing it

Blaqman:
Please can anyone advise me the current exchange rate for New Zealand Dollar to Naira, I just want to be sure.
Also confirm if I the internet conversion rate is realistic.

femijck:
#233 today on WU..... sometimes upto 240.

ezinwaJesu:
@Firewallo2

Bros I guess this is your first post on Nairaland. How do you win our confidence.

Firewall02:
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[b]@ALL You can all PM me if you want to pay for NZ visa fee and passport handling fee. Am currently based in Jbrg. I will pay with rand and the you credit my Nigeria account.

ezinwaJesu:



Bros I guess this is your first post on Nairaland. How do you win our confidence.

ezinwaJesu:


@Femi: Can someone working in New Zealand comfortably save $20k per annum after tax, rent and all other personal expenses

ezinwaJesu:



Bros I guess this is your first post on Nairaland. How do you win our confidence.

femijck:

I found the guy a bit funny too ... I believe nobody on this thread will patronise him that’s shy I didn’t comment.

davodyguy:
At 11:00pm, Go sleep

femijck:
I don’t think so but possibly .... many factors will have to be considered e.g wages, responsibilities, lifestyle, marital status, hustling prowess etc. but the minimum wages is $17.70 and a full time job is 40hrs.

Averagely people without any major qualifications or skills earn around $40k+ Pa. But might be higher with overtime.

luvluvluv:
Am feeling really shot of info.
I want to migrate to nz but I have no clue.

Family of three
6yrs banking exp with engrn background .

Someone pls show me how

ezinwaJesu:


Take your time and go through the thread with link below, if you you want to migrate as a skilled worker;

https://www.nairaland.com/2986318/new-zealand-skilled-worker-category

If you have saved enough and you want to consider the student route or get info about scholarships, then follow this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/1410222/general-new-zealand-student-enquires



You will find all the information you need If you can take your time and read through all the pages.

Regards.

femijck:
Me wey still Dey work ....lol

Lekster:
Good day sir,
Please kindly advice me I just came across this thread.. I’m in my early 30’s And willing to leave this country..
please what type of visa can I apply for sir
I have just O’level
I had to stop to face hustle when I couldn’t cope again
I learnt painting at time.. I’m self employed now I have my business registered under Cac I have saved some amount for this..
Your advice is needed
What type of visa will be ok for me ? And how do I do about it?
With what I read on the thread school fees is exorbitant over there
I’m planning to write Ietls before on general training
@femijck

femijck:

Student visa is the best and u can go from there... search for one year course program from any institution......preferably all these institutions of technology. They might be cheaper than Uni, I’m not so sure

Lekster:
Oh thanks
Do you know of any cheap technology school I can apply to?
And when to start I don’t know how to go about it
do I need to write any exam here maybe Ietls or toefl I’m sorry if my questions are becoming to such sir

Please accept my request so I can email you directly
Thanks in anticipation