kamus
2nd September 2004, 08:02 PM
I'm a dual national of the US and UK. Is there any advantage to applying as a citizen of either country? I noticed that UK citizens can visit longer (6mos) than other nationalities (3mos). Does that same preference extend to the EOI selection procedure?
Thanks!
David Kane
karltsmith
2nd September 2004, 08:08 PM
I think you have hit on the only obvious advantage so play it how you want!
Your signature......Hmmm certainly won't let them grind me down mate!
As I always say, "Romanum Eunte Domum"
:nice1
Lukas
4th September 2004, 12:48 AM
...UK and US citizen? (unrestricted acces to a job market of 700 million people)...what makes emmigrate in NZ bro? :hopeso
kamus
4th September 2004, 04:28 AM
...UK and US citizen? (unrestricted acces to a job market of 700 million people)...what makes emmigrate in NZ bro? :hopeso
Well it is kind of ironic that I'm trying to get into the one place that's most resistant to someone with my qualifications when I can make at least 3-4 times the income I can hope to generate in NZ. As far as why I'm insane enough to do this see my multiple long winded posts in this thread (http://www.emigratenz.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=106)
Dave
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