Things You Need to Know Before Moving to New Zealand

New Zealand is a beautiful country offering an exceptional lifestyle, a safe environment, vibrant culture, and better employment opportunities not just to its residents but immigrants as well. This is one of the reasons why more and more people are now choosing this dynamic country for a PR visa, work visa, and/or job seeker visa. If you are also planning to move to another country, New Zealand could be your new home.

 

So, if you have already decided to move to this country to live and work, you must connect with the best New Zealand immigration consultants in Dubai for the right assistance and guidance. Additionally, you must keep the following to prepare better:

 

1.       Get all your documents ready

Before anything, you must bring certified or original copies of all your documents. These documents may include:

 

·         Qualification-related documents like degree or certificates or records related to your registration (s) that permits you to do certain jobs

·         References or documents that describe your relevant work experience, skills, knowledge, etc. from your previous employer (s)

·         Vaccination certificates

·         Medical and dental records

·         References or documents of your participation in various activities like churches, community groups, etc.

·         Contact details of those whom you might want to use as ‘job referees’. Some New Zealand companies also provide this facility to its employees so make sure you have email IDs and phone numbers

·         Other information records such as photographs

 

2.       Get your resume or CV ready

Once you are done with the documents, it is the best time to spend some time preparing your CV by adding your skills, knowledge, and experience in it. If you are moving with your family, do the same thing for them as well. Even if they do not have any full-time work experience, they could add their skills, knowledge, and expertise to get a job in the host country. In case you are puzzled about the ways to write your CV, you can avail of the best immigration services for the right guidance and assistance.

 

3.       Find a relevant work opportunity

It can take a significant duration to find an opportunity and you might be unable to do the same thing in New Zealand that you were doing at your home. For this, you can do one thing! You can bring your savings if you have any. It is because you may need to take a lower-level job to get familiar with the country and its work culture. You can also browse through the official website of the country to have an idea of what type of opportunities are there and what are the current openings. This simple practice will help you know:

 

·         If your current job role exists

·         The difficulty level of getting a job

·         Possible salary

 

4.       Connect with a professional to get your qualification and experience evaluated to check whether you are eligible for New Zealand immigration or not

If you have any formal tertiary qualifications i.e. university, trade, or polytechnic, you can connect with the New Zealand immigration consultants in Dubai or simply contact the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) for evaluation to know whether you are eligible for immigration or no.

 

Closing Remarks

So, these are some points you need to keep in mind while planning to move to New Zealand. However, it is good to find a reliable partner who can help you ease the process. For this, you can do some online research to get guidance and assistance.