Looking for a job In New Zealand

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AranPulumbaritMember07 December 2013 02:09:29

Good Day! I'm Aran Pulumbarit age 27 Married with 2 kids, looking for a job abroad, hopefully in Gods grace to work in New Zealand. I heard a lot of good things about this country nice people too. Im a hardworking person and easy to work with. Hope this site can help me find a job abroad. I have experienced as a government employee for almost 4 months, a warehouseman for almost 6 months and a Bank employee for 6 years now.

stumpyLaos Expert07 December 2013 22:46:27

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Aran
first thing to do is to go online, find the NZ governemtn immigration website.
Check it out to see whether you qualify for a visa and if so then start the application process.
You could also Google search for filipino community in NZ and contact them for information.

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