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#1 Dec 30 2008 2:55pm thom 3 posts |
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Where to start in NZ? Hi all,  I have always dreamt about emigrating to NZ. I'm now finaly in a position to act upon it, but have no idea where to base myself. It is a bit of a balance between finding a place i really like and one that'll be good for business. Any suggestions kiwis or expats!?  thom
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Hi all,
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I have always dreamt about emigrating to NZ. I'm now finaly in a position to act upon it, but have no idea where to base myself. It is a bit of a balance between finding a place i really like and one that'll be good for business. Any suggestions kiwis or expats!?
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thom
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#2 Jan 1 2009 6:35pm pinky 3 posts |
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Re: Where to start in NZ?
What does your business require? Do you need to be near a mass of people? Will people travel to see you? Will you need to spend much time on both islands?
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#3 Jan 5 2009 10:14am laith 6 posts |
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Re: Where to start in NZ? The only viable way to do this is find a some places you'd like to live, and then research them thoroughly to see if your business can run successfully there.
The only viable way to do this is find a some places you'd like to live, and then research them thoroughly to see if your business can run successfully there.
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#4 Jan 25 2009 6:27pm tomahawk 1 post |
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Re: Where to start in NZ?Hello,
Hello,
Iam thinking of moving over to NZ and opening a cafe. Where is the best beach resort to start up at? I have been looking at the Bay of Islands.
Could anyone recommend an easy route to get a residency visa. Should i pay an egency to sort my visa out and could anyone recommend an agency. I would apreciate good advice.
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Thanks
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#5 Feb 23 2009 6:36pm Kiwi Emigration 1 post |
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Re: Where to start in NZ?Dear Tomahawk
Dear Tomahawk
There are a couple of options for securing residency in New Zealand. Depending on your current occupation and experience, obtaining a job initially and securing a visa through the Skilled Migrant Category is the best way as this will provide you with permanent residency quicker. We could offer you a free assessment to this effect.
Whilst your goal is to set up a cafe, you would only have to be employed for 3 months before restrictions on your visa were lifted and you were free to do whatever you wanted.
Alternatively, if your occupation is not one that would lead to a visa through the Skilled Migrant visa, then the Long Term Business Visa would be an option if you wanted to buy or set up a cafe and run that as a business.
Each category has it's own requirements that Kiwi Emigration could advise on.
Is it worth using an agency? Would you leave to chance such a life changing event? Long Term Business Visas are certainly not worth trying on your own. If you are looking at the Skilled Migrant Visa, this is do-able on your own, but can be costly if you get it wrong. This is the primary reason why people would choose to have it done for them. With such a big move and big decision, do you want to leave it to chance?
At Kiwi Emigration, we can provide a free assessment and recommendation for you. Please call us on 01789 778006 or check out the website, www.kiwi-emigration.com
I hope that helpsCraig
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