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Post by divhon on Oct 18, 2019 22:59:12 GMT 12
allune DHB, Naswertehan cguro ng magaling na CO, and baka activated na ung augmentation ng INZ sa staff nila. Ung kaibigan namin dito sa Rotorua DHB RN din inabot lang din ng 1 month from ITA completion to approval.
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Post by allune on Oct 18, 2019 23:07:28 GMT 12
divhon haha paano naman kaya kaming hindi RN... 10-month wait for us, no CO yet.  Oh well. Slowly losing hope sa NZ institutions... looking elsewhere is an option now.
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Post by divhon on Oct 21, 2019 23:45:07 GMT 12
allune Oo nga unfair nman sa mga non RNs ung isa ko pang friend ko na NON RN nauna pa mag lodge sa knila ng ITA wala pa rin balita until now. Medyo nakakawalang gana nga lately dito sa NZ lalo na ung problema sa housing and nagchochoke na ung healthcare, pinakamasakit sa lahat parang wala silang ginagawa. I don't mind paying more in taxes kung luluwag nman mga wait times sa GP and hospitals. Ngawa sila ng ngawa na walang bahay at walang mga staff sa hospitals and care home. Panu magkakaroon ng mga magagaling na carpentero kung gusto nila eh pangsamantala lang. Pano magtatagal mga nurses kung pwde nman tumalon sa AU na mas malaki magpasahod at mas mura ang cost of living and mas magaganda, malalaki ung bahay for the same price here. Panu gugustuhin ng care giver dito kung sa canada merong PR pathway sa kanila. We're on a dilema nga eh, kakagatin ba namin ung 5% house deposit and pay til the old ages of our lives or jump din sa OZ in 2021 where there is a better chance of paying off a mortgage earlier.
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Post by teo on Oct 30, 2019 20:17:51 GMT 12
Hi guys, Happy to be here on this thread  Pinoykiwi offered heaps of help during my journey here in NZ! I also submitted my residence application last July & still waiting... I'm reviewing my application and just curious if anyone tries to submit an annual salary of 45,500? But the hourly rate is $25? What is the annual salary for this job in New Zealand dollars? 45,500 What is the rate of pay per hour in New Zealand dollars? 25 -I'm working 35 hrs per week with $25 rate per hour. Do you think that INZ will accept this even if annual salary is only 45,500? I remember it should be 52k? Thanks -I'm just worried that it takes too long because of the annual salary? Thank you! |
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Post by ModM on Oct 31, 2019 18:39:44 GMT 12
teo Please refer to the following two links from the INZ website. Operational Manual - SM6.20 Calculating remunerationINZ Changes to Remuneration TableThe reference is always on the per hour rate! Also from this page - Types of EmployeeWhether you’re considered to be part-time or full-time depends on how many hours you have to work. Employment legislation doesn’t define what full-time or part-time work is, but full-time work is often considered to be around 35 to 40 hours a week. For statistical purposes, Statistics New Zealand defines full-time as working 30 hours or more per week. You have exactly the same employment rights and responsibilities if you’re a part-time or full-time employee.
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Post by teo on Nov 3, 2019 15:37:53 GMT 12
ModM - Maraming salamat po This is a relieve po that reference should be per hour rate
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Post by ModM on Nov 4, 2019 17:59:35 GMT 12
teo sana nga yan ang sundin kasi yan naman talaga nakalagay sa manual nila. Sana nga yung may experience makashare din and confirm.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 14, 2019 14:28:45 GMT 12
hi guys. question lang. when applying for SMC, ok lang ba na hindi kumuha ng points sa work experience? aabot naman points ko since meron na ako work sa NZ. Yung requirements kasi on getting the COE with the format, medyo mahirap irequest sa previous companies ko. thanks po!
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Post by divhon on Nov 15, 2019 13:41:36 GMT 12
dsyc Yup ok lang yan. Ganyan din ginawa ko before also for the same reason. Ung case officer ko maligalig hinanapan ng butas ung application ko before kinuwestion ako bakit daw hindi ko dineclare sa SMC ko ung work ko before. Yan lang sinagot ko enough na kasi ung points ko.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 15, 2019 15:17:53 GMT 12
divhon thanks! wala din kasi ako sa ph ngayon kaya mahihirapan ako kunin yung COE sa previous employers ko. question din po pala, kailangan ba muna ng PAR or IQA bago ako magpasa ng EOI? salamat marami!
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Post by divhon on Nov 15, 2019 22:32:38 GMT 12
If magcclaim ka ng points sa degree mo gained outside NZ then yes need mo mag IQA. PAR has no use sa INZ
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Post by aneng on Nov 16, 2019 9:59:12 GMT 12
Hello sa mga naglodge na ng application, gaano na katagal ang waiting time niyo? Lalo na yung mga wala pang mga case office until now?
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Post by loverofsummer on Dec 17, 2019 7:46:02 GMT 12
^Hi, Aneng. I got mine last week. Timeline on my signature.
Hindi naman ako nag-request ng escalation / prioritisation. Hindi ko rin alam na may CO na pala ako, hahaha walang contact ever. The only email I got from INZ was AIP na.
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Post by allune on Dec 17, 2019 11:40:14 GMT 12
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Post by loverofsummer on Dec 17, 2019 12:06:44 GMT 12
allune Thank you. The thing is after 'nung nag-lodge ako, it was also the time na pumutok nga yang news about their internal criteria and the Minister of Immigration announced na wala na 'yung "working for a government department" sa internal criteria nila. Refer to Question 12 here: www.parliament.nz/en/pb/hansard-debates/rhr/combined/HansDeb_20190911_20190911_08 Stuart Smith: Does he stand by his statement that the criteria for priority allocation of visas for those seeking employment in Government departments was not being used, and, if so, is he not aware that Immigration New Zealand are using that criteria as a reason for priority allocation? Hon IAIN LEES-GALLOWAY: I have been advised that I was correct—that that criteria is no longer being used. Kaya rin hindi ako nag-escalate kasi feeling ko, wala naman akong K mag-escalate. Haha. Also, technically, I'm not working for a government department. ICA siya. So while it worked in my favor, feeling ko si INZ ang dami talaga tinatago eh! Hindi talaga fair and they're not being transparent with their processes. Akala ko talaga mga next year pa ako sa dami ng issues nila ngayon.
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Post by allune on Dec 17, 2019 12:29:55 GMT 12
loverofsummer I’m sure you would know the difference but afaik your workplace functions under the something something Act of 1989. Still government and the Crown probably owns it. What’s an ICA though? I’m getting more than one hit on Google.
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Post by aneng on Dec 19, 2019 6:46:51 GMT 12
Congrats loverofsummer ano nga ulit field/work mo? Sorry kung hindi na ko nakapag backread. Galing while kami ito waiting parin, magchange employer na nga ako eh hahaha |
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Post by ajinnzed on Jan 5, 2020 21:51:11 GMT 12
Happy New Year po.
Im trying to stay positive po sa pagpasok ng 2020 kahit almost 14months na po ang hinihintay namin sa application namin.
wala man ata pa akong nababalitaan na naapprove ng residency ng more than a year, kami palang ata.. 😔
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Post by allune on Jan 6, 2020 15:29:05 GMT 12
ajinnzed you are not alone check other forums like ENZ
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Post by divhon on Jan 9, 2020 2:35:15 GMT 12
ajinnzed that is just so bad, I'm sure your life is like on a big hold. Ung saken nun 4 months wait until naaprove, it was the longest 4 months of my life I could feel ata every hour of it. Can't imagine ung 14 months.
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Post by ModM on Jan 9, 2020 18:35:18 GMT 12
I used to compile mga wait times per stage.. medyo matindi na yata yung 14 months na yan. Di na makatarungan.
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Post by allune on Jan 9, 2020 18:46:33 GMT 12
Combined with friends’ news na 2 weeks yung quickest.. 1 month etc. Nakakapanghina really hehe. You’re at the mercy of the INZ
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Post by kawaranai on Jan 10, 2020 7:54:52 GMT 12
Ano po bang estimated time frame to get a CO allocated?
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Post by koru_ph on Jan 12, 2020 0:58:18 GMT 12
ajinnzed it might be worth you getting a licensed adviser at this point. Might be worth hiring a professional to prod INZ along.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 13, 2020 14:32:41 GMT 12
hello po. kailan po next selection ng EOI this january? we're going to submit our EOI na. baka umabot =)
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Post by allune on Jan 13, 2020 14:34:17 GMT 12
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Post by Deleted on Jan 14, 2020 8:54:59 GMT 12
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Post by mab on Jan 18, 2020 19:15:45 GMT 12
Since 14 months na yung processing ng SMC, pano yung police clearance na ni-require nila? Hindi ba 1 year lang yun?
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Post by allune on Jan 19, 2020 19:33:47 GMT 12
mab 6 months lang valid ang police clearance for INZ use actually... If I remember correctly sa opsmanual, merong instruction dun na may right ang CO to ask for new evidence A5.10 Police certificates b. If police certificates become a year old from date of issue before a decision on an application is made (see R2.25), immigration officers may request further police certificates as a basis for determining an application. c. An immigration officer may also request further police certificates within the 12-month period if there is good reason to do so. www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual/#41439.htm
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Post by Deleted on Jan 28, 2020 8:41:44 GMT 12
Received our ITA. Now preparing for the documents! Concern ko din yan police clearance. Sa March kasi mag 6months na yung NBI namin. Sana kapag may CO na, hindi na kami hingan ulit.
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