Would we be able to emmigrate to new zealad with my husband being an electrician?

Question

Would we be able to emmigrate to new zealad with my husband being an electrician?

Answer 1

My god daughter and her husband who is an electrician have recently emigrated to australia  qualifications not recognised had to take his qualifications again. Best bet is to contact australian embassy for all the details

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

No, electricians are banned from New Zealand...just kidding.  What kind of a question is that?

Answer 4

You should be able to.  I believe electricians are on the Job Shortage list at the moment.  This list is available on the Immigration website.  Also check with the ERWB (Electrical Registration Workers Board), as you may have to do a couple of short courses to become registered in New Zealand.  Be aware that if you are on a work permit, and if you are asked to undertake a short course, you will have to pay the International students fee.  This is a non-subdisied fee, whereas NZ students pay the domestic rate, in which the govt subdised's it.

Good luck!

Answer 5

Look on www.immigration.govt.nz, it's got all the info you need.

My boyfriend and I are hoping to emmigrate to New Zealand one day too!

Good luck!

Answer 6

Ignore the answer about the 32 age limit, it's rubbish!

We are looking to relocate to NZ sometime soon and have been looking into all the information we need regarding doing so.  There will be an Expo in London and Manchester in October where there will be people from NZ Immigration who will be able to answer your questions.  There will also be many companies there who are looking for skilled workers....

Check it out at:

http://www.expo-newzealand.com/

Here is the immigration link:



http://www.immigration.govt.nz/

Good Luck!

Answer 7

If you take him with you. They need electricians.

Answer 8

new zeland and australia have an easy way for immigration but the age must be under 32 and both of you should be technician or an engineer