치기공으로 뉴질랜드 이민(영주권)이 궁금합니다.
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29/06/2017. 20:08
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호주에서 diploma를 받았고 7년정도의 경력(호주)이 있습니다
뉴질랜드 영주권을 준비해볼까 하는데 뭐부터 준비하는게 좋을까요?
아 , 그리고 치기공으로 영주권을 받는게 가능할까요?..아니면 다른걸 또 배워야 하는게 좋을까요.
나이는 30대 초반입니다 .
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freely0625 122.♡.164.85
저도 치기공에 관심이 많은데 댓글 공유 가능할까요?
SteveJobs 118.♡.156.149
Skill shortage list에는 없던데. 호주 경력있으시니 잡오퍼만 받으시면 될거 같습니다
- http://skillshortages.immigration.govt.nz/dental-technician/
- https://www.careers.govt.nz/jobs-database/health-and-community/health/dental-technician/about-the-job
- http://skillshortages.immigration.govt.nz/dental-technician/
- https://www.careers.govt.nz/jobs-database/health-and-community/health/dental-technician/about-the-job
davefisher 115.♡.94.11
Dentist is on the list of skilled occuptions. Therefore, the job itself qualifies for points as long as you meet the criteria (Bachelor degree or 5 year's work experience).Dentists also require occupational registration from the New Zealand Dental Council.
Your Australian work experience will likely be easily accepted as long as you have work references and tax records.
I suggest that the first priority should be dental council registration and then finding a potential job offer. You should also calculate your EOI points to make sure you will be eligible. Depending on your circumstances you may need to have a job offer outside Auckland.
The long term skill shortage list is actually mostly irrelevant for residence applications. Some people can claim bonus points if they meet the strict criteria, however in my experience it is not usually required. If an application does meet the long term skill shortage list requirements then that person may be eligible for a "work to residence" visa, bit this pathway takes over 2 years to result in residency. If you are eligible under the Skilled Migrant Category then don't worry too much about whether your job is on the long term skill shortage list.
Yes, getting a job offer is important, but you should also be aware of the dentist registration requirements for residency. Good luck with your job search.
David Fisher, LLB
Www.capitalimmigrationservices.co.nz
Your Australian work experience will likely be easily accepted as long as you have work references and tax records.
I suggest that the first priority should be dental council registration and then finding a potential job offer. You should also calculate your EOI points to make sure you will be eligible. Depending on your circumstances you may need to have a job offer outside Auckland.
The long term skill shortage list is actually mostly irrelevant for residence applications. Some people can claim bonus points if they meet the strict criteria, however in my experience it is not usually required. If an application does meet the long term skill shortage list requirements then that person may be eligible for a "work to residence" visa, bit this pathway takes over 2 years to result in residency. If you are eligible under the Skilled Migrant Category then don't worry too much about whether your job is on the long term skill shortage list.
Yes, getting a job offer is important, but you should also be aware of the dentist registration requirements for residency. Good luck with your job search.
David Fisher, LLB
Www.capitalimmigrationservices.co.nz