Migrating to another Country is always the biggest
challenge to all aspiring migrants. Therefore, careful study and analysis of
your actions and decisions are very important, it could make or break your
dream.
Expression
of Interest (EOI)
This is the first thing you do, first step of the
immigration process. Do your research, read information on the website before
filling up the EOI form.
1. Enter information on EOI form correctly, follow
instructions and honestly to avoid problems in the future. Your Visa Officer
(VO) will contact your employer, your references and your school and if you
think they don't give much attention to this. You are wrong.
2. Collect as many supporting documents as you can
that has got something to do with your work e.g. employment certifications, tax
records, promotion letters, SSS contributions, etc. Have it handy just in case
your VO needs it. Remember, the faster you provide documents to your VO, the
faster the progress of your application will be.
3. Educate yourself, sign-up to E-group (online
groups) regarding NZ and learn from them. Ask questions, remember "there's
no stupid question only stupid answers".
4. Listen to BBC news. Watch movies like Harry Potter
and other British accent movies. Imitate the way they speak, I know this is
sounds weird but you have to familiarize yourself with their accent.
5. Motivate yourself to speak English. If you're not
comfortable talking to your peers in English, talk to yourself, talk to your
dog or find someone you can comfortably talk to. The main point is practice
every day. It pays to enroll in English short training to improve your English-speaking
skills. This will boost and build up your confidence to speak in English.
6. Do your homework. Search on questions that your VO
might ask. You may start composing your answer and practice it seriously. Some
of the basic questions are, "Why did you choose NZ as a place of
migration?" "What preparations have you made in regards to your
migration to NZ?"
7. Be motivated in developing your English speaking,
writing, and listening skills. I couldn't emphasize more how crucial this stuff
but if your VO is not satisfied with your English skills, s/he might decline
your application. Ask your partner to practice English as well because there
are some parts of the interview that is intended for her/him.
8. Send hundreds of applications letter and mention
that you will be arriving on that date. This way, once you arrived in New Zealand, you have couple of interviews
lined up, at the same time you are trying to find another prospect.
9. During the job interview, just be yourself, do not
be concerned about your accent or anything. Address your interviewer by his/her
name, don't call them Mam or Sir, I find others get offended when you address
them Mam or Sir.
10. Constantly communicate with your visa officer at
this stage because time is very crucial here, update your status and follow-up.
Once you receive your PR
invitation to apply, you'll just need to pay migrant levy and you're done.
New Zealand
Immigration is a popular destination among the immigrants. You can get visa
for this country more easily as you can get for Canada. This is why this
immigration is so popular all over the world.
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