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Surin P Junior Member Member # 996	Posted December 09, 2001 01:38 AM Hi, I would like some advice of the possibility for me to get the Resident Permit ( as a worker) in Australia or New Zealand I am a Thai resident born and live in Bangkok, Thailand. My education is Bachelor Degree in Business Administration - graduated in 1984 - worked in Thailand for 13 years in the airlines industry. 2 years - Accounting Department 4 years - Airlines Passenger Services at the airport 6 years - Passenger Sales Execuitives now I am 39 years old.. and consider for opportunity to work and live either in Australia or New Zealdn... what do you think of the chance of getting work enough to live and retire in either Australia or New Zealand ? I have a small saving of US$ 100,000 - which I would also voluntary to spare... a part of it (US$ 20,000-30,000) for study for Master Degree ( probably in Business - MBA or MIS) in either Australia or New Zealand .. to adjust my qualification for future work as well. What do you suggest ..?? Any chance for me to live and work there .. I am now 39 years old... male.. single. One question.. in case of New Zealand citizenship... is it true that getting NZ citizenship for ..let's say 3-4 years.. then this will entitle me automatically the eligibility to live and work in Australia... ( also in v.v. case Australia --> live and work in New Zealand) Please advice my chance ..and more Thanks -------------------- Surin P.
Elfa Member Member # 5	Posted December 11, 2001 05:32 PM HI If you are interested in a full assessment of your chances to migrate to New Zealand or Australia, please complete our Immigration Appraisal form on this website at http://www.workpermit.com/australia/appraisal_form.htm for Australia or http://www.workpermit.com/new_zealand/employee6.htm for New Zealand and we will be able to provide you with more information of your chances. In response to your specific question on citizenship, yes, it is true that if you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen it is quite easy to obtain residency in the other country. Hope this helps! Elfa -------------------- Elfa Kere, Consultant Workpermit.com

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Surin P
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Member # 996

Posted December 09, 2001 01:38 AM

Hi,

I would like some advice of the possibility for me to get the Resident Permit ( as a worker) in Australia or New Zealand

I am a Thai resident born and live in Bangkok, Thailand. My education is Bachelor Degree in Business Administration - graduated in 1984 - worked in Thailand for 13 years in the airlines industry.
2 years - Accounting Department
4 years - Airlines Passenger Services at the airport
6 years - Passenger Sales Execuitives

now I am 39 years old.. and consider for opportunity to work and live either in Australia or New Zealdn... what do you think of the chance of getting work enough to live and retire in either Australia or New Zealand ? I have a small saving of US$ 100,000 - which I would also voluntary to spare... a part of it (US$ 20,000-30,000) for study for Master Degree ( probably in Business - MBA or MIS) in either Australia or New Zealand .. to adjust my qualification for future work as well.

What do you suggest ..?? Any chance for me to live and work there .. I am now 39 years old... male.. single.

One question.. in case of New Zealand citizenship... is it true that getting NZ citizenship for ..let's say 3-4 years.. then this will entitle me automatically the eligibility to live and work in Australia... ( also in v.v. case Australia --> live and work in New Zealand)

Please advice my chance ..and more
Thanks

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Surin P.

Elfa
Member
Member # 5

Posted December 11, 2001 05:32 PM

If you are interested in a full assessment of your chances to migrate to New Zealand or Australia, please complete our Immigration Appraisal form on this website at http://www.workpermit.com/australia/appraisal_form.htm for Australia or http://www.workpermit.com/new_zealand/employee6.htm for New Zealand and we will be able to provide you with more information of your chances.

In response to your specific question on citizenship, yes, it is true that if you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen it is quite easy to obtain residency in the other country.

Hope this helps!

Elfa

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Elfa Kere, Consultant
Workpermit.com