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Link there now

Could you please provide link where it is mentioned?

You’re welcome!!! If it were me, I will select the “partner and child visa” option to check out the options available to me, because that’s the category I fall under. I will hope to see the visa discussed in the video there. If and only if I don’t see this work option, I’ll go back and choose the “work visa”.

My pleasure! Glad it helps

Hi thanks for your feedback and congratulations to your daughter for her admission. I cannot say how Immigration NZ conducts their assessment neither can I tell you when they’ll approve the visa. But I know they can access her history in NZ. It’s up to them to decide if that’s important to her application or not especially if it falls outside the timeframe (usually 5 years ago) stated in the visa application form. As for processing time, current time is 80% within 9weeks. www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/visas/visa/full-fee-paying-student-visa

🥳🥳🥳🥳Sesongho eti eti!

NZQA is the authority tasked with administering IQA. So can you guess which is mandatory from my response? Tip - ruclips.net/video/cREXbfZPRiU/видео.htmlsi=-7ywnTff6Vxxwt1B

Thx got it.....

Thank you! You’re not wrong. Zero fee IQA closes when their monthly limit (mentioned in the video) is reached. So keep an eye out on the NZQA website for next opening date to apply.

Hi Rahama, you’ll have to monitor the NZQA website (link in description box) to know if and when it’ll open. Can you apply for a teaching licence as well and is it renewable has been answered in this video ruclips.net/video/HM_PhjdGUXs/видео.htmlsi=U1Snq_wYaBOb3xcH for the last one yes you can, especially in Australia, depending on the agreement in place. But, you will still need to hold a recognised qualification (or get the relevant assessment) and register in the relevant board. The process may not be as tedious as if you have the NZ licence

Thank you!! 🙏

Yes they will be

Check the description box for websites that I recommended. Copy the website address, paste and search on your web browser then put do the route search there to see your options Best route is subjective - do you want fastest which can also be most expensive or cheapest which can be the longest.

Glad to hear that 🙏

Hi Elena and Peter, no I don’t work for Immigration NZ. But here’s their Wellington number 049109915 to call. I find the line to be less busy than the Auckland one. They should be able to direct you to the right office. More details here - www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/visas/visa/ukraine-resident-visa

You should watch this video where I shared how I started - ruclips.net/video/_KPlEree2-Q/видео.htmlsi=xHS89BJtk8TOAXK2

Do you mean GST? That’s the only tax that you should see in your tuition fees schedule. And, I believe the reason for collecting it is self explanatory from the name of the tax (Goods and Services Tax). The uni is a service provider so yes, your tuition fees will include that component

The locations are all in the video

Hi are you currently working or living in NZ? To get a PR, you will need to meet certain conditions discussed here - ruclips.net/video/qfxIhP-ZV1I/видео.htmlsi=H-UFuffCJEaXyCnQ With your experience you many be able to move to NZ to teach so watch this video and check out the description box for relevant links

Congratulations Leza!!!! Yup no instalment payment for international students. I think you can if you search and apply for it. So yes, go for it!!

@@sassyengineer thank you so much I want to get clarity about the tuition instalment plans; does it mean that throughout the study year, no instalment plans or just for the first year?

@@Lezadental I think I’ve answered that already. The 2nd part of my response was referring to scholarships component of your question

@@Lezadental you have to watch my video on student visa and on proof of funds on this study in New Zealand playlist ruclips.net/p/PLs72qp6fxKf-EgWNpLM0PPIVQCZqtR2X4

@@sassyengineer alright. Thank you 🙏

What do you mean?

Check description box but watch the videos on my channel first

Watch my earlier videos about NZ to find out. You can begin here ruclips.net/video/AuCjsGWyEKI/видео.html

Glad you think so!

Yup as with everything pertaining to immigration around the world

That's too much.

So, your question is somewhat layered cos there are different types of business visas. So, your question is clear and not clear at the same time

NZQA exemptions goes beyond countries. Watch the video to the end and check description box on how to confirm that

Answer is in the video. Why are you applying for a level 4 or 5 job with a bachelors degree? Be prepared to answer that question as well

Hi Sojest, welcome to the community. 🥳🥳🥳 It’s obvious you’re new here from your questions. I hope you’ve subscribed to the channel. I have already answered your question in many of my videos like this one - ruclips.net/video/UrV4ZGDLgoY/видео.htmlsi=Rbc1c7nLl9_jADbf There are many helpful videos on my playlist on Coming to New Zealand (ruclips.net/p/PLs72qp6fxKf-PpLA3VsH82pv3egQ9wpNW&si=8mswLVmM7-yZ_Kqq). I suggest you explore all of them

Thank you for your response, I have watched almost all the videos, but it seems you addressed study visa requirements for proof of funds, you didn't directly address work visa proof of funds requirements.

Oh okay. For most work visas you will not need proof of funds rather what you’ll need to show is the job offer and that it meets the wage requirements for that work visa. “Most” being the emphasis there which means some work visas will require proof of funds. Common ones partner work visa and any visitor visa that’ll grant you working rights. Hope it helps

@sassyengineer this is most helpful, thank you very much. Love your videos!!!!

What’s the name of this game? Looks fun

Depends on many factors

Watch the videos on this playlist ruclips.net/p/PLs72qp6fxKf-EgWNpLM0PPIVQCZqtR2X4

Not sure what you mean by PGWP.

Nice one. The answer to your question is in the name of the meaning of the acronym. So yes, there is a list of qualifications. You’ll need to consult INZ for the full list. Start here www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/preparing-a-visa-application/working-in-nz/qualifications-for-work/check-need-iqa

Glad it was helpful!

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