ugsams:


Both are awesome country but there is something about New Zealand that keeps pulling back.

damble:
can you please explain what you meant by "pulling back" in the comparison?

ugsams:


I've been in 3 other countries since I left New Zealand and 2 out of the 3 are great country with its own charm and uniqueness but I still miss New Zealand. There's something there that makes me want to go back.

yankison:
Who can help me verify this please

kenbabss4more:
My agent just sent mine also and i verified it from this site. Check yours too. Verify here https://nzeta.immigration.govt.nz/check-status

damble:


I see! You are no longer there.

I am thinking how I can benefit from the New Zealand Accredited Employer New Visa Program

The industries I come across most are: Health care and Meat/Diary

Is there any online certification program I can take to secure the jobs? Most especially the health care assistant jobs

Thanks brother

Hills2012:



Please note that you can’t enter a plane with NZETA. NZETA is for citizens of countries with visa waiver and Nigeria is not in the list. We’ve complained about this several times. It’s just sad that people still fall victim.

Of course, if someone attempt to verify it, it might show it is a genuine NZETA because they provided some false information to obtain it. It is not a valid visa to travel from Nigeria.

Goodluck!

davodyguy:

Having been to NZL myself and know what the visa looks like, I did not want to break the news to him that the Visa appears fake

Hills2012:


It is well! It’s just very sad people still fall for those petty scammers.

unclepauly:
Good morning guys, i am considering going on a vacation to NZ.
Can you please share what are the requirements for NZ tourist visa?

Ticha:


https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/about-visa/visitor-visa

unclepauly:
Thank you Ticha for the response. The link was quite informative.
But do you mind sharing
- is paper based application better than the online application. If yes, where is the submission centre?
- from your accessment how long does it to for tourist visa processing.

ednut1:
the questions you are asking are in the link she provided. There is option for online or paper submissions . To be submitted at vfs

Munachimso30:



I need ya help bro 🙏🏻

ednut1:
how?

Munachimso30:



I want to apply for New Zealand visit visa by my self
I just want some first hand info
Are you in New Zealand, how’s work life over there, can someone really get a job while on visit
Can I be able to change the visa to working visa in there without leaving the country

Munachimso30:



I want to apply for New Zealand visit visa by my self
I just want some first hand info
Are you in New Zealand, how’s work life over there, can someone really get a job while on visit (Yes, work is work - it's ok min wage is $22ph so that gives an idea and no)
Can I be able to change the visa to working visa in there without leaving the country (no - you will need a job and sponsorship and Nigerians hardly get sponsorship without NZ experience. Not impossible, just very highly unlikely)

ednut1:
have you seen anyone or heard of anyone who got New Zealand visit visa from Nigeria If no why should they give you

I dont live there. If you want to try your luck visit their website all the information you need is there. It is unlikely you will be able to convert visit visa to work visa because you need job offer which many employers wont give you while on visit status.

Lighthouse50:
Ticha please I Need your elderly advice. I want to apply for a study visa to new zealand as an undergraduate to gain Bachelor degree, but someone advice i apply for vocational studies claiming its the best and easiest so that when i finish the vocation, i can apply for my undergraduate. Pls how genuine is this information? Also what requrement do you think i need to run Bachelor directly?

Ticha:


Colleges are cheaper (almost half or just over half the cost of universities) - Te Pukenga and Te Pukenga subsidiaries being the big one (16 polytechs merged into one). They often focus on vocational degree courses so it will be a degree with a workplace component. You can't study Pharmacy, Medicine etc but you can easily study almost all other courses at UG level.

To get the post study work rights, you must study at L7 and above so degree and above. PSW is hit and miss if you study at L5 and 6 (full vocational courses) - it has to be specific courses only. Also if the course has more work than study elements as most vocational courses do, then your chances of getting a visa will be pretty slim as well.

Remember that you can't bring any dependents on an UG or lower study visa.

Lighthouse50:
Thanks for your swift response sir. Im blessed with the info. Will it do me good sir to apply for higher studies at the close to the expiration of my lower studies sir?

Ticha:


Just go for a degree (L7 quals) regardless of where. You don't need higher qualifications if you choose a course that is on the Green List. That automatically puts you in a position to get a residency visa straight after studies.