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Going to Live in New Zealand: Your Guide to Life and Work in the Land of the Long White Cloud
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Product Description
This book is written by professionals, expert in assisting those wanting to emigrate to New Zealand. Originally from that country, Mathew Collins is Managing Partner of the International Visa Consultancy, Ambler Collins, based in London. He has many years' experience assisting individuals, families and companies in preparing and processing successful visa applications. Mary Neilson is a journalist from New Zealand with special expertise in travel and dealing with property.This is the 2nd edition, revised and updated practical, one-stop guide, which gives you essential information and advice to successfully complete your relocation. It is written by New Zealanders and in association with Ambler Collins, Immigration and Commercial Consultants of which Mathew Collins is managing partner.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #253771 in Books
- Published on: 2008-05-30
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 303 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Mathew Collins, originally from New Zealand, is now based in London as a Managing Partner of the International Visa Consultancy Ambler Collins. He has many years' experience assisting individuals, families and companies in preparing and processing successful visa applications.
Mary Neilson is a journalist from New Zealand with special expertise in travel and dealing with property.
Customer Reviews
Basic information
The book is well laid out and is good at listing basic information about New Zealand. However, it is let down in that it is just basic information rather than comments and advice. For example there are 90 pages on immigration which just repeats information freely available on the New Zealand Immigration web site. I have just gone through the immigration process and what you really need is advice and guidance. Living and Working in New Zealand by Mark Hempshell is much more informative and well written but is a little bit out of date now. I think possibly the best purchase is Working and Living in New Zealand by Georgina Palffy. This book is u to date and gives some useful feedback in living in New Zealand.
