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<html> <head> <title>Tips on Immigration to New Zealand and Australia</title> </head> <body> <h1>Tips on Immigration to New Zealand and Australia</h1> <div class="info">Author: <a href="http://www.goinglegal.com/author_1_298553.html">Education Consultant</a></div><div class="body">Immigrating to a new country is an exciting and nerve wracking time. But much of the hassle can be taken out if you aim at being properly organised. This means going to the appropriate authorities for an Australian visa or in the case of New Zealand immigration, for a New Zealand visa.<br /> <br /> Another thing you will need to arrange is for all your possessions to follow you safely to your destination. Sending them by sea is the cheapest way and there are many international companies who will come to your house to see how much stuff you have. This is necessary so that they know exactly what size container you will need.<br /> <br /> Get at least three quotes for this service and all quotes should be free of charge. The cheapest quote will not necessarily be the best one. It all depends on the service and what else is offered. You need to read the fine print carefully to ensure your goods will be insured. You also need to know whether the goods will be delivered to your home address or just to the nearest port.<br /> <br /> Another thing that many people may not even think about is what is required by the <a href="http://www.kaimah.co.nz">New Zealand Immigration</a> and Customs Service. For instance, they are quite strict on immigrants not bringing the soil of their home country into their new country. So dirt must be thoroughly cleansed off all such items as bicycle wheels and lawnmowers.<br /> <br /> Naturally, when packing your goods you will not send your private documents in a shipping container. These must be kept with you at all times ready to hand in at the appropriate place. Other valuables such as photographs should be wrapped in waterproof material such as plastic and packed safely in a box if they are to go in a shipping container.<br /> <br /> New Zealand and Australia have different rules and regulations for immigrants from different countries, so it is vital to contact the New Zealand or Australian Immigration Department to find out exactly what kind of visa you will need<br /> </div> <div class="source">Article Source: <a href="http://www.goinglegal.com/tips-on-immigration-to-new-zealand-and-australia-1577587.html">http://www.goinglegal.com/tips-on-immigration-to-new-zealand-and-australia-1577587.html</a></div> <div class="author"> <div class="authorBio"></div> </author> </body> </html>

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Tips on Immigration to New Zealand and Australia Author: Education Consultant Immigrating to a new country is an exciting and nerve wracking time. But much of the hassle can be taken out if you aim at being properly organised. This means going to the appropriate authorities for an Australian visa or in the case of New Zealand immigration, for a New Zealand visa. Another thing you will need to arrange is for all your possessions to follow you safely to your destination. Sending them by sea is the cheapest way and there are many international companies who will come to your house to see how much stuff you have. This is necessary so that they know exactly what size container you will need. Get at least three quotes for this service and all quotes should be free of charge. The cheapest quote will not necessarily be the best one. It all depends on the service and what else is offered. You need to read the fine print carefully to ensure your goods will be insured. You also need to know whether the goods will be delivered to your home address or just to the nearest port. Another thing that many people may not even think about is what is required by the New Zealand Immigration and Customs Service. For instance, they are quite strict on immigrants not bringing the soil of their home country into their new country. So dirt must be thoroughly cleansed off all such items as bicycle wheels and lawnmowers. Naturally, when packing your goods you will not send your private documents in a shipping container. These must be kept with you at all times ready to hand in at the appropriate place. Other valuables such as photographs should be wrapped in waterproof material such as plastic and packed safely in a box if they are to go in a shipping container. New Zealand and Australia have different rules and regulations for immigrants from different countries, so it is vital to contact the New Zealand or Australian Immigration Department to find out exactly what kind of visa you will need Article Source: http://www.goinglegal.com/tips-on-immigration-to-new-zealand-and-australia-1577587.html About the Author:

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