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A word from Network Migration Services’ licensed adviser Andrew Kerr. Have a look at how Network Migration Services is taking active steps to combat the affect that the COVID-19 (Corona Virus) can have on your migration journey to New Zealand. We are also hosting a free to attend webinar on the 28th of March –… Read More
A word from Andrew Kerr regarding the talent accredited employer work to residence visa policy changes as proposed by Immigration New Zealand. Be sure to join our webinar on the 25th of September – 20:00 – 21:00 PM – where we will be discussing the proposed changes in detail. WEBINAR Time & Date:… Read More
Hello All, I’ve stumbled upon some comments that have suggested that providing a potential applicant going to New Zealand with a “pathway to residency” is some sort of sales gimmick. I must admit I am a little flabbergasted that anyone giving migration advice would not understand the necessity in providing a client with an enumerated… Read More
Hi All, We have been advised by DHA that there have been occupations added to the skills occupations list as of the 11 March. This mailer is pertinent to many of you as you have been assessed by myself in the past and you, at that time, did not qualify for Australia and possibly… Read More
In order to be successful with an application to New Zealand under the skilled migrant category, a skilled offer of employment is a requirement. Since amendments were made to the migration process in August 2017, Immigration New Zealand places an emphasis on the remuneration offered, the duties to be performed and the occupational skill level… Read More
In recent months the Department of Home Affairs Australia had increased the income required for Assurers to be permitted to provide an Assurance of Support effective April 2018. In light of the News article dated 24th May 2018, they have will be reversing this decision and further publications regarding this decision are expected to be… Read More
Residents of South Africa who are going abroad are advised to register the goods they are taking with them before leaving the country. This is advisable especially for valuable items such as jewellery, watches, cameras, video cameras, laptops, etc. to ensure that there are no problems re-importing these goods upon return to South Africa .… Read More
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