This was such an informative video, I really enjoyed it. A very interesting comparison to what we spent moving back to China! I wish your family all the best. I know how hard it is being away from your loved ones but it's worth it.
Hi Dunns, I do not want to put a downer on your blog but I think something that is often overlooked with "cost of emigrating to NZ" videos is the indirect costs. One that impacted me quite significantly is the fact that in NZ you are unable to purchase a house until you have permanent residence. I believe the quickest you can get this is about 2 years (depending of income, qualifications etc) at $700/week rent this means $72k+ will go to rent and not to paying off a mortgage in addition to this house prices move quickly in NZ. They have stabilized now, but from the time of my arrival to the time I got PR a standard 3-bed house went up by $200k. I am not a financial expert and do not know how to add this all up, but in how it affected me personally; the cost of what i wanted to buy went up by $200k, my deposit requirement went up by $40k, I lost $200k in capital gains, paid 2+ years of rent (the worst of this is the regular tenancy inspections (NZ version of a home invasion LOL) something i never experienced in all the houses i have rented in other countries). This is definitely something that people emigrating to NZ need to consider. And also based on the past few years what NZ promises immigrants today can change very quickly - you could arrive thinking you are in the bracket for PR in 2 years time, but be cautious that as soon as there is a hint that resident/citizen jobs are at risk the requirements can change. So while NZ is the land of milk and honey, it is also not, it is just a country with a different set of issues with some things better and some things worse
Hi Matthew, what a great contribution. A matter that definitely needs more attention and a detailed video. As home owners back in SA renting is definitely a challenge and something we are not accustom to, the inspections are definitely quite invasive and something that I think new entrants need to be aware of. On the financial side the loss of that 200k capital gain must really sting, it is a massive indirect cost for those who are ready to purchase right away on arrival and you are dead right that people need to be aware of this when they arrive. Thank you for watching and sharing your experience.
@@wirigumbie5798 Furniture, crockery, cutlery etc is cheap in New Zealand in comparison to SA. Just bring with all the necessary items i.e bedding, etc. I immigrated to NZ more than 25 years ago and did my own application, so my immigration expenditure cost was so little. My application for a teaching post cost me $200. I registered in SA, before I immigrated. The lady who came to CT to recruit teachers, helped me a lot. The best thing to do is to work on a strict budget to save on immigration costs as much as you can. Every success. God bless. Much aroha from Aotearoa.
Great video. I've been trying to figure out which agent to use and yours' is the first I seen where you didn't use one. I'm a Project Manager and I don't have any dependents, so the application will just be for a single person. I think I may need to rethink my strategy...thank you so much! Your simple explanations and layout of costs and process is really useful.
Thank you so much, Ruth. We appreciate your kind feedback! All the best with your application. Please let us know if you have any specific questions. 😀
@@Dunnstakenz Ok, some questions. You said you didn't us an agent. How long did it take to find jobs for interviews? Was it difficult? Did you use anyone to NewZealanize your CV and or LinkedIn profiles?
I listened to your latest video, which was very informative. Ee lived on the Cape Flats until 1987, when we left for Sydney. We did not have the benefit of having the useful information that you are providing. Our move was a very wise move and my 3 daughters have thrived in this positive environment. I trust that you have settled in well. May God bless you guys.
Hi Derek, thanks for the lovely comment. At the heart of this decision we just want our daughter and future children to grow up in a good environment. So happy your decision was a good one. Thanks for watching.
Hi Dunn's, was unabridged birth certificates needed for you both as well? Though this was only required for kids, also my child is just less than 2, new birth certificate show both parents details now.
Awesome video guys. I'm also an accountant looking to move to New Zealand or Australia but I'm no longer in the Audit Firm, I'm in the corporate. I've noticed that they want people who are still within the audit firms.
Hey Siya! Thanks for your comment. Yes there is a high demand for external auditors at the moments. The firms here are understaffed and need people. We wish you well with your journey, let us know how things go! All the best
Thank you so much for the detailed costs and information about your move. Please keep on doing what you're doing. We love transparency! It seems expensive, but considering you have some belongings and possible assets to sell in South Africa, then you can manage to have the funds ready if need be. Did you own any property or other assets in South Africa and did you sell everything before leaving? What did you decide to do? Looking forward to the next video, thanks again.
Thank you Bjorn. We had 2 cars and a house. We sold our cars and we are currently renting out our house. Thank you for your support. Please let us know if you want to know anything else. :)
It is very expensive to immigrate the right way ie. bringing heaps of cash to start again and not counting on others to furnish your homes etc. Plus need extra cash for those little surprises if you lose your job or something crops up like some others have found out.
We do plan on applying for residency as soon as Zane’s occupation group has been listed on the green list. We will fast track residency through this route.
Hi Sonestha. That sounds like a challenging situation. Its definitely something to decide on as a family. There are many pros and many cons. South Africa is amazing and very difficult to leave. Wishing you all the best.
In NZ money the $13,871 is not too bad. Flights to SA from here would normally be about half of that, plus Visas, etc.. But it sounds a lot in SA rand! NZ salary wise, you would reap that money back relatively quickly.
Hi guys 😊, thank you for this informative video, please kindly provide the details of the service provider you used for your police clearance and unabridged documents. Thanks 😊
Hi Simone. Thank you for the feedback. Dr JL Fouche. Physical Address: Centrum Medicinum No 1. 11 Ella Street, Willows, Bloemfontein, 9301 Tel: 051- 444 1565 or 051-444 1240
Hi Dunn family, thank you for answering all the questions in my mind. I am a nurse looking to immigrate to NZ with my family and your experience inspires me.
Regarding areas that we would recommend; we will chat more about this in our upcoming moving video. :) as we have quite a bit of experience moving from the city to the north, then to the west and now we’re moving back to the north. 🥴😅
My wife is a nurse here in nz.. you should start by getting all your documentation from sa nursing council to register here… was a nightmare for us trying to get anything out of them..
Thank you so much for the video. This really helps! If I may ask, why did you get a visitors visa for your little one instead of a student visa? I see other people opting for a Student Visa for their 2yr old... I can't seem the get clarity on this anywhere ....
Hi Hayley. I don’t believe we have a technical answer for you 😂. But our logic was; our daughter would still be under school-going-age by the time my husbands work visa expires and we figured as soon as we arrived in NZ, we would either apply for residency through (1) when my husbands occupation got on the green list or (2) apply after the 2 years minimum period, so it didn’t matter too much.
@@Dunnstakenz your logic makes sense though 😂 Thanks for clarifying. Is Zara allowed to go to school on a visitors visa and more spesifically able to use the free hours per week on the visitors visa? (2-3yrs on 20hrs free per week and 3-5yrs on 30hrs free per week). Sorry for all the questions 🙈 Thanks for the videos, it helps so much! I'd love to know about the setup costs you guys had when you arrived there, in Aukland. We have the same family size, ages, and living standards (taste) 🙏
Hi Hayley. To be honest, we’re still getting acquainted with the research related to daycare regarding free hours/grants and visa types. We didn’t have any issues enrolling Zara into a daycare 😄. Once we’ve been through the process , we will let you know how it goes. Regarding costs; at 6am SA time we are releasing our next video on getting a NZ bank account, IRD number, converting your license, car finance and cellphone contracts - with prices 😆 we hope it answers some of your questions! In this week, we will be working on a monthly budget video.
Hey! Thank you so much for the great information. Please may I ask, for the Accredited employer visa, did you have your qualifications assessed by the NZQA? Is the NZQA necessary?
Hi Vale. Thank you for your comment. We did not submit the NZQA for our visas. But we did have to submit our qualifications when we submitted our visa application.
How are you all this morning? Please may we ask another question. Did you need to certify or authenticate your qualification documents before submitting them for your visa?
Thanks for the information guys, really appreciate it. I am actually planning to emigrate to New Zealand. Tell me, how do you verify and be certain that the emigration consultants you are using are legitimate or bogus?
Hi Lloyd. It’s difficult to say as there are always scammers out there. You could ask the agent for their registered agent license. It’s called a MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority). You can also verify their fitness to assist you on the MARA website. I hope this helps. Thank you for your support. All the best with the application
@Dunn Family so how is South Africa in general is life easy or are inflation making life harder ? Where do you lot come from within South Africa ? Also how is the South African and other African communities in New Zealand ?
Hey, South Africans is an amazing country! The SARB seems to have inflation mostly under control and better days are coming on the cost of living side of things. Here is a large African presence in NZ and we all get along very well and support one another. Thanks for watching
I have found that the majority of South Africans lose their colour prejudice against other SA people when in NZ. But most of them moan about New Zealanders, and their prejudice against South Africans. A lot of SA immigrants in the past treated NZ as a short cut into Australia. Personally I much prefer NZ to Aus, but do miss SA. The good news is there is plenty of good Boerewors (Kiwis love it too) and beef biltong. Hate to say this guys, but getting out of SA is like climbing out of a well financially, R100 000 is less than NZ$10 000, or about 12 weeks salary for me after Tax. When I moved in 2002 it cost us R25 000 for an immigration agent, but probably R50 000 for the move. As for house costs in Auckland you are looking at NZ$800 000 + for 3 bed house, so about R8 000 000 +. And most houses here would be considered shacks in SA.
It definitely takes a while but well worth it depending on your reason for moving. Kids are very resilient and will adapt faster than you in most cases haha. All the best!
Hi Nirvana. Great question! There are many examples online that we followed. Once you get your visa, Immigration NZ will usually send you a link to help with getting started in NZ and drafting a resume is part of it.
Hi Sandra. Yes we did wait; this is mainly why it was so expensive. We did not want to take the risk. Our agent needed our visas in order to book the flight. I’m not sure how this works if you book your flight privately.
Hi just a quick question has adults my wife an myself do we need Unabridged birth certificates to emigrate to New Zealand. I know my 2 kids need Unabridged birth certificates an we need Unabridged marriage certificate.
Hi guys, I'm from South Africa, Eastern Cape and I am interested in relocating to New Zealand for work purposes so can I please ask for your assistance as to which companies to apply to and how do I go about it
Hi there! We are very excited for you and wish you well. Unfortunately we can’t advise on those areas as we are not experts in the relocation process. We simply share our experience and our process. See our other videos for some tips. We wish you well!
@@Dunnstakenz I have 2 doctors whom keep me honest. We have Maori/Tahitian blood but the native NZ ers are not supportive of us...they'll support sportspeople and cultural....not my kids who are only doctors...as they say...medical drs at that. We do not want them in our team anymore.
Hello! Thank you for the informative video. Also a registered CA, looking to make a move. Just a question regarding the unabridged certificates. Was it a requirement to obtain an unabridged birth certificate even though you have a valid ID? I’m about to apply for our unabridged marriage certificate but it would be good to know if we need unabridged birth certificates as well to apply in one go 🙂 Thank you!
@@Dunnstakenz Thank you. My family and I began our immigration process before covid and then lock down happened, but we are going forward with the process.
Not being a downer here but why NZ why not Europe Australia cheaper and warmer l don't get it lm Kiwi so don't know any difference about cost of thing's compared to overseas,to me it is what it is immigrant's I don't understand your choice to come here then you post on how expensive it is 😅
Immigrants leave their homes for various reasons. In out case we want the best life for our family. You are fortunate to live here and never have to concern yourself with having to move away from home. Cost of living is an issue here and those who will follow us must know it so they make informed decisions. Thanks for watching.
It costs a good few hundred thousand Rand or more,unless like some who come with nothing, sponging off everyone else and expecting everyone to set up their home - not a good way to start off here and Kiwis frown up on it as Saffas are not refugees. Do your homework first, not fun being stranded in a foreign country with no back up support etc.
Absolutely, the costs do really add up. Would not advise anyone to make the move without the proper financial resources. We are all set up now and very happy. Thank you for watching.
You guys are gonna come back to this Country ..i tell. you .Theres no place like South Africa in the entire world...unfortunately..most of you only realise when you are in the deep end of other countries and it is 5x more expensive to come back
Absolutely Clifford, we never left in pursuit of any gold, South Africa is gold and where our hearts remain. Like we said each country has its own challenges. Thank you for watching.
Where in Bfn is the doctor/medical check?
Dr JL Fouche.
Physical Address: Centrum Medicinum No 1.
11 Ella Street, Willows, Bloemfontein, 9301
Tel: 051- 444 1565 or 051-444 1240
This was very insightful, thank you for creating this video - very helpful!
Thank you. You’re very welcome! 🙂
Really appreciate this video. Look forward to more videos
Thank you for your kind feedback, Lucille.
This was such an informative video, I really enjoyed it. A very interesting comparison to what we spent moving back to China! I wish your family all the best. I know how hard it is being away from your loved ones but it's worth it.
Thank you so much Kayla. We appreciate the feedback and are glad you enjoyed the video. We do miss our family so much. All the best in China.
Thank you Dunn family 🙏 This was an informative video.
Thank you for watching❤️
Hi Dunns, I do not want to put a downer on your blog but I think something that is often overlooked with "cost of emigrating to NZ" videos is the indirect costs. One that impacted me quite significantly is the fact that in NZ you are unable to purchase a house until you have permanent residence. I believe the quickest you can get this is about 2 years (depending of income, qualifications etc) at $700/week rent this means $72k+ will go to rent and not to paying off a mortgage in addition to this house prices move quickly in NZ. They have stabilized now, but from the time of my arrival to the time I got PR a standard 3-bed house went up by $200k. I am not a financial expert and do not know how to add this all up, but in how it affected me personally; the cost of what i wanted to buy went up by $200k, my deposit requirement went up by $40k, I lost $200k in capital gains, paid 2+ years of rent (the worst of this is the regular tenancy inspections (NZ version of a home invasion LOL) something i never experienced in all the houses i have rented in other countries). This is definitely something that people emigrating to NZ need to consider. And also based on the past few years what NZ promises immigrants today can change very quickly - you could arrive thinking you are in the bracket for PR in 2 years time, but be cautious that as soon as there is a hint that resident/citizen jobs are at risk the requirements can change. So while NZ is the land of milk and honey, it is also not, it is just a country with a different set of issues with some things better and some things worse
Hi Matthew, what a great contribution. A matter that definitely needs more attention and a detailed video. As home owners back in SA renting is definitely a challenge and something we are not accustom to, the inspections are definitely quite invasive and something that I think new entrants need to be aware of.
On the financial side the loss of that 200k capital gain must really sting, it is a massive indirect cost for those who are ready to purchase right away on arrival and you are dead right that people need to be aware of this when they arrive.
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience.
You first need residency before you can apply for Permanent residency
Correct
Also cost of relocating furniture or selling up in Sa must be factored as well as tax and pension implications etc
@@wirigumbie5798 Furniture, crockery, cutlery etc is cheap in New Zealand in comparison to SA. Just bring with all the necessary items i.e bedding, etc. I immigrated to NZ more than 25 years ago and did my own application, so my immigration expenditure cost was so little. My application for a teaching post cost me $200. I registered in SA, before I immigrated. The lady who came to CT to recruit teachers, helped me a lot. The best thing to do is to work on a strict budget to save on immigration costs as much as you can.
Every success. God bless. Much aroha from Aotearoa.
Good one bro. Very interesting, enjoyed it
Thank you so much bro. ❤️ We appreciate it. 😁
Thank you 4 this practical video❤
You're so welcome!
Tnx guys for the video. Very enlightening
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the support!
Great video. I've been trying to figure out which agent to use and yours' is the first I seen where you didn't use one. I'm a Project Manager and I don't have any dependents, so the application will just be for a single person. I think I may need to rethink my strategy...thank you so much! Your simple explanations and layout of costs and process is really useful.
Thank you so much, Ruth. We appreciate your kind feedback! All the best with your application. Please let us know if you have any specific questions. 😀
@@Dunnstakenz Ok, some questions. You said you didn't us an agent. How long did it take to find jobs for interviews? Was it difficult? Did you use anyone to NewZealanize your CV and or LinkedIn profiles?
I listened to your latest video, which was very informative. Ee lived on the Cape Flats until 1987, when we left for Sydney. We did not have the benefit of having the useful information that you are providing. Our move was a very wise move and my 3 daughters have thrived in this positive environment. I trust that you have settled in well. May God bless you guys.
Hi Derek, thanks for the lovely comment. At the heart of this decision we just want our daughter and future children to grow up in a good environment. So happy your decision was a good one. Thanks for watching.
Hey Zana en Mischka ♥️love the content!!jisssslaaik dis expensive though!🫠Zara is beautiful!🥰🥰
Hi Vonny! We are so happy you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for watching. Miss you lots. Love to all❤️
Hi Dunn's, was unabridged birth certificates needed for you both as well? Though this was only required for kids, also my child is just less than 2, new birth certificate show both parents details now.
Welcome to New Zealand guys, it's a wonderful country.
Thank you Micah. We’re loving it here.
Welcome to New Zealand! I hope you enjoy living here! 🇬🇸❤️
Thank you for the welcome, really love it here. Your country is stunning.
Good luck guys
Thank you so much
Thank you fam for responding , really enjoyed the video.
Thank you so much Olgah. We appreciate the feedback.
Awesome video guys. I'm also an accountant looking to move to New Zealand or Australia but I'm no longer in the Audit Firm, I'm in the corporate. I've noticed that they want people who are still within the audit firms.
Hey Siya! Thanks for your comment. Yes there is a high demand for external auditors at the moments. The firms here are understaffed and need people. We wish you well with your journey, let us know how things go! All the best
@@Dunnstakenz will definitely keep you posted.
Thank you thank you thank you ❤❤❤
You are so welcome. Thank you for your support 🙏🏽❤️ we appreciate it!
Thank you so much for the detailed costs and information about your move. Please keep on doing what you're doing. We love transparency!
It seems expensive, but considering you have some belongings and possible assets to sell in South Africa, then you can manage to have the funds ready if need be. Did you own any property or other assets in South Africa and did you sell everything before leaving? What did you decide to do?
Looking forward to the next video, thanks again.
Thank you Bjorn. We had 2 cars and a house. We sold our cars and we are currently renting out our house.
Thank you for your support. Please let us know if you want to know anything else. :)
@Dunn Family thank you so much, and I will definitely do so.
It is very expensive to immigrate the right way ie. bringing heaps of cash to start again and not counting on others to furnish your homes etc. Plus need extra cash for those little surprises if you lose your job or something crops up like some others have found out.
Thanks for the detailed info guys. What are your plans for residency, if any?
We do plan on applying for residency as soon as Zane’s occupation group has been listed on the green list. We will fast track residency through this route.
I am jealous. My husband doesn’t want to move although I found a job (when he was still on board) now I’m just praying
Hi Sonestha. That sounds like a challenging situation. Its definitely something to decide on as a family. There are many pros and many cons. South Africa is amazing and very difficult to leave. Wishing you all the best.
In NZ money the $13,871 is not too bad. Flights to SA from here would normally be about half of that, plus Visas, etc.. But it sounds a lot in SA rand! NZ salary wise, you would reap that money back relatively quickly.
Hi guys 😊, thank you for this informative video, please kindly provide the details of the service provider you used for your police clearance and unabridged documents. Thanks 😊
Hi there! Sure. Please DM me, I’ll send you the details. It’s Dunn family on Instagram
Very informative, thank you! What is the name of the doctor/medical center you made use of (in Bloemfontein)?
Hi Simone. Thank you for the feedback. Dr JL Fouche.
Physical Address: Centrum Medicinum No 1.
11 Ella Street, Willows, Bloemfontein, 9301
Tel: 051- 444 1565 or 051-444 1240
@@Dunnstakenz Thank you 🙂
Thanks guys - Could you please advise on your service provider for the home affairs documents and police clearance and how long did that process take.
Thanks for your support. It’s Easy Apostille. It took about 2 weeks.
Hi Dunn family
Thank for you for informative video. What service provider did you use for your unabridged certificates?
We used easy apostille, they were great
Hi Dunn family, thank you for answering all the questions in my mind. I am a nurse looking to immigrate to NZ with my family and your experience inspires me.
Also, which area would you recommend moving too that is cost effective. The rent is very expensive in NZ
Hi there. Thank you for your support! Great decision as the nurses are in high demand here in NZ and get remunerated very well.
Regarding areas that we would recommend; we will chat more about this in our upcoming moving video. :) as we have quite a bit of experience moving from the city to the north, then to the west and now we’re moving back to the north. 🥴😅
Dear Dunn Family,
You are so kind to share all this information. Thank you for your time. May you be happy beautiful family. Love from Jhb❤
My wife is a nurse here in nz.. you should start by getting all your documentation from sa nursing council to register here… was a nightmare for us trying to get anything out of them..
Thank you so much for the video. This really helps! If I may ask, why did you get a visitors visa for your little one instead of a student visa? I see other people opting for a Student Visa for their 2yr old... I can't seem the get clarity on this anywhere ....
Hi Hayley. I don’t believe we have a technical answer for you 😂. But our logic was; our daughter would still be under school-going-age by the time my husbands work visa expires and we figured as soon as we arrived in NZ, we would either apply for residency through (1) when my husbands occupation got on the green list or (2) apply after the 2 years minimum period, so it didn’t matter too much.
@@Dunnstakenz your logic makes sense though 😂 Thanks for clarifying. Is Zara allowed to go to school on a visitors visa and more spesifically able to use the free hours per week on the visitors visa? (2-3yrs on 20hrs free per week and 3-5yrs on 30hrs free per week). Sorry for all the questions 🙈 Thanks for the videos, it helps so much! I'd love to know about the setup costs you guys had when you arrived there, in Aukland. We have the same family size, ages, and living standards (taste) 🙏
Hi Hayley. To be honest, we’re still getting acquainted with the research related to daycare regarding free hours/grants and visa types. We didn’t have any issues enrolling Zara into a daycare 😄. Once we’ve been through the process , we will let you know how it goes.
Regarding costs; at 6am SA time we are releasing our next video on getting a NZ bank account, IRD number, converting your license, car finance and cellphone contracts - with prices 😆 we hope it answers some of your questions!
In this week, we will be working on a monthly budget video.
Did you had to apply for an International Qualification Assessment?
Hey! Thank you so much for the great information. Please may I ask, for the Accredited employer visa, did you have your qualifications assessed by the NZQA? Is the NZQA necessary?
Hi Vale. Thank you for your comment. We did not submit the NZQA for our visas. But we did have to submit our qualifications when we submitted our visa application.
@@Dunnstakenz We really appreciate your reply and the added information. Thank you for accommodating our questions.
One thing that i havent seen being discussed is how to finance all these costs of immigration. Because most people do not have R150k available.
Great topic to discuss, very specific to your situation and circumstances. Perhaps one for the future.
The sound quality of your clip are not so clear to hear.Thanx
😅thanks Janet, a mic for sit down videos are in the pipeline. Thanks for watching.
How are you all this morning? Please may we ask another question. Did you need to certify or authenticate your qualification documents before submitting them for your visa?
Hi Vale. Thank you for your support. We did not certify our qualification documents for the visas that we applied for.
Thanks for the information guys, really appreciate it. I am actually planning to emigrate to New Zealand. Tell me, how do you verify and be certain that the emigration consultants you are using are legitimate or bogus?
Hi Lloyd. It’s difficult to say as there are always scammers out there. You could ask the agent for their registered agent license. It’s called a MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority). You can also verify their fitness to assist you on the MARA website.
I hope this helps. Thank you for your support. All the best with the application
@Dunn Family so how is South Africa in general is life easy or are inflation making life harder ? Where do you lot come from within South Africa ? Also how is the South African and other African communities in New Zealand ?
Hey, South Africans is an amazing country! The SARB seems to have inflation mostly under control and better days are coming on the cost of living side of things. Here is a large African presence in NZ and we all get along very well and support one another. Thanks for watching
I have found that the majority of South Africans lose their colour prejudice against other SA people when in NZ. But most of them moan about New Zealanders, and their prejudice against South Africans. A lot of SA immigrants in the past treated NZ as a short cut into Australia. Personally I much prefer NZ to Aus, but do miss SA.
The good news is there is plenty of good Boerewors (Kiwis love it too) and beef biltong.
Hate to say this guys, but getting out of SA is like climbing out of a well financially, R100 000 is less than NZ$10 000, or about 12 weeks salary for me after Tax. When I moved in 2002 it cost us R25 000 for an immigration agent, but probably R50 000 for the move. As for house costs in Auckland you are looking at NZ$800 000 + for 3 bed house, so about R8 000 000 +. And most houses here would be considered shacks in SA.
Thanks for the video!! Please let me know which Immigration Agency you used?
Hi Elizna. We didn’t use an agent 😀 we did the process ourselves.
Hi guys , I just wanted to find out if you applied for all your visas at the same time or first the AEWV visa .Thank you
Hi Brandon, I hope you came right?
How was the conversion from SA to NZ.
We have 4 kids, not sure how they will adapt
It definitely takes a while but well worth it depending on your reason for moving. Kids are very resilient and will adapt faster than you in most cases haha. All the best!
Hi guys. Hope you are doing well. How would you suggest we get a cv done in new zealand format.
Hi Nirvana. Great question! There are many examples online that we followed. Once you get your visa, Immigration NZ will usually send you a link to help with getting started in NZ and drafting a resume is part of it.
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Thanks Hendo! We’re from Bloemfontein 🇿🇦.
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After submitting the visa for processing how long did it take for status approval ?
About 2 weeks or so?
I am currently staying at south Africa and I want move in New Zealand but i don't know how movie New Zealand can you give me advice for this please
Please watch all our videos, there is loads of advice there.
Did you wait for your visa's to be approved before booking flights?
Hi Sandra. Yes we did wait; this is mainly why it was so expensive. We did not want to take the risk. Our agent needed our visas in order to book the flight. I’m not sure how this works if you book your flight privately.
Hi just a quick question has adults my wife an myself do we need Unabridged birth certificates to emigrate to New Zealand. I know my 2 kids need Unabridged birth certificates an we need Unabridged marriage certificate.
Yes my wife and I needed ours. Hope you guys are well!
I would like to know if you had to provide references for the job. And if so, were they new zealand references
Yes we did. We provided our NZ employers with South African references.
@Dunnstakenz thank you.
Do they require a special CV format for NZ.
Yes they do.
Welcome to Aotearoa NZ.
Thank you so much!
Seems you paid almost double the normal rates for flights.
Yes, understandably so. We booked in December to fly out in mid-January.
Can you give the Dr's name in Bfn. Thank you so much!
It’s in the description 😃 All the best with your application!
Dr JL Fouche.
Physical Address: Centrum Medicinum No 1.
11 Ella Street, Willows, Bloemfontein, 9301
Tel: 051- 444 1565 or 051-444 1240
Why was is so expensive for the unabridged birth certificates via the service provider?
Is that with apostile and such?
Still sounds like a lot
That’s correct, it was quite pricey for sure
It was quite expensive, I believe the cost relates to how the expedite the documents. We got it back within a week
You are most welcome. If you ever travel to the Bay of Islands, Northland. Make contact and happy to host you for free.
Aw thank you very much. That is so sweet. 😘
Hi guys, I'm from South Africa, Eastern Cape and I am interested in relocating to New Zealand for work purposes so can I please ask for your assistance as to which companies to apply to and how do I go about it
Hi there! We are very excited for you and wish you well. Unfortunately we can’t advise on those areas as we are not experts in the relocation process. We simply share our experience and our process. See our other videos for some tips. We wish you well!
@@Dunnstakenz Ok thank you so much it's just that I've been trying to apply but with no luck. I'll keep on trying though
There are some bad Sth Africans out there...just like NZ'ers. You two are good people ...good fortunes.
Thank you John. We appreciate your well wishes.
@@Dunnstakenz I have 2 doctors whom keep me honest. We have Maori/Tahitian blood but the native NZ ers are not supportive of us...they'll support sportspeople and cultural....not my kids who are only doctors...as they say...medical drs at that. We do not want them in our team anymore.
Hi Mishka. Did you graduate in 2015 @ Unisa with your PhD? I remember someone like you🤦♀️
Hi Steven. I graduated from the University of the Free State 😆
Hello! Thank you for the informative video. Also a registered CA, looking to make a move.
Just a question regarding the unabridged certificates. Was it a requirement to obtain an unabridged birth certificate even though you have a valid ID?
I’m about to apply for our unabridged marriage certificate but it would be good to know if we need unabridged birth certificates as well to apply in one go 🙂
Thank you!
Hi there Monique. Yes you will need your unabridged birth certificate. All the best with your application. 😆
Yes you do.
Hi guys, thank you for being so informative. I would like to know if an IELTS test is required when immigrating to NZ.
Hi there. Thank you for your support 🙂 - For our visa (AEWV, partners work visa and visitors visa), the IELTS was not a requirement.
@@Dunnstakenz Thank you. My family and I began our immigration process before covid and then lock down happened, but we are going forward with the process.
Great! All the best with the application! It’s a good decision!
What type of visa did u go on?
The Accredited Employer Work Visa
Does the certificates expire?
Which certificates?
Kia Ora mense. did yall have to do an English test?
Hi Luca. No an English test was not required for our application.
Hi thanks very informative 👍
ok we will eat some biltong and play nice after the World Cup 🙄😂 you are free to wear an All Black jersey my friends 🙂
🤣🤣you will never catch us with an all blacks jersey. Looking forward to sharing some biltong together though. Thank you for watching and engaging.
Halo guys hope all is well can you please provide the contact details of the doctor in bloem who your medicals ❤
Dr Fouche - Address: 11 Ella St, Willows, Bloemfontein, 9301, South Africa
Phone: +27 51 444 1565 🤗
Not being a downer here but why NZ why not Europe Australia cheaper and warmer l don't get it lm Kiwi so don't know any difference about cost of thing's compared to overseas,to me it is what it is immigrant's I don't understand your choice to come here then you post on how expensive it is 😅
Immigrants leave their homes for various reasons. In out case we want the best life for our family. You are fortunate to live here and never have to concern yourself with having to move away from home. Cost of living is an issue here and those who will follow us must know it so they make informed decisions. Thanks for watching.
Your rugby team to win b'tween NZ & SA?🤔🤔🤔
We’re bias so no objective answers here haha🤣Springboks forever❤️💚💛
@@Dunnstakenz you can take a S. African outta his country, but you can't take South Africa outta him.
@@Frank-rx8ch 🤣well said.
It costs a good few hundred thousand Rand or more,unless like some who come with nothing, sponging off everyone else and expecting everyone to set up their home - not a good way to start off here and Kiwis frown up on it as Saffas are not refugees. Do your homework first, not fun being stranded in a foreign country with no back up support etc.
Absolutely, the costs do really add up. Would not advise anyone to make the move without the proper financial resources. We are all set up now and very happy. Thank you for watching.
You guys are gonna come back to this Country ..i tell. you .Theres no place like South Africa in the entire world...unfortunately..most of you only realise when you are in the deep end of other countries and it is 5x more expensive to come back
Everything you said about SA, we are very happy here though. Thanks for watching.
Why would you want to leave the beautiful south Africa, but if you stay in NZ watch out for the Zombie sheep, and enjoy the fish and chips
South Africa is beautiful, indeed.
Thanks for watching Chris.
South African fish n chips is way better, Chris.
We are all going around trying to find a place that sells slap chips. 🤣
all that glitters z not gold remember that but best luck
Absolutely Clifford, we never left in pursuit of any gold, South Africa is gold and where our hearts remain. Like we said each country has its own challenges. Thank you for watching.
Did you had to apply for an International Qualification Assessment?
We did not need to no