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lyn regala

Joined: 17 May 2005
Posts: 2

Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 12:58 pm Post subject:

Hi Sailorgirl, I do agree with what you've said, thats why I asked my consultant about this matter stating the Dec. 2005 policy. I'm just awaiting his reply to my query. Orion, no idea yet on who made the complaint to NZIS Wellington.

Catherine

Joined: 23 Aug 2005
Posts: 26

Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:27 pm Post subject:

we wrote Sue Shen re: global priorities. below is her answer: Dear Renand, Thank you for your message, please see the below answer from our branch manager. Dear Sir/Madam Thank you for your inquiry. Each year the New Zealand Government approves the New Zealand Immigration Programme. This programme details how many people will enter New Zealand as permanent residents each year and what percentage of those people will come from the different categories available such as skilled migrant, family, refugee etc. The Immigration Act provides for the Department to prioritise these applications to ensure the New Immigration Programme is met in accordance with the Governments decisions. This means from time to time that Global Priorities are shifted to ensure the Immigration Programme is met as required. In most cases for the Philippines this simply means a small delay in completing some applications, this does however provide more time for those that are required to sit the IELTs test. If you receive a valid job offer in the mean time you are advised to inform us immediately so that we can ensure the application is afforded the appropriate priority. I hope this answers your inquiry, during this short break in processing I have assigned a full time staff member to monitor and maintain all applications on hand, please feel free to communicate with this staff member (Sue Shen) should you have any further questions. I can assure you that your case officer will be in touch with you again in the near future when processing recommences, no decisions will be made without first asking for your comment. Yours sincerely, Darrin Curtis Branch Manager Shanghai ----- HONESTLY, WE ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH HER ANSWER. HINDI PA RIN CLEAR WHAT SHE MEANT BY GLOBAL PRIORITIES. BAKIT NAMAN IBANG NZIS BRANCH LIKE BKK & BEIJING CONTINUE TO PROCESS PINOYS APPLICATIONS? 4TH PARAGRAPH MENTIONED "SMALL DELAY" ??? DUH??? I DONT THINK 11 MOS. CAN BE CONSIDERED ONE. & "PROVIDES MORE TIME TO SIT THE IELTS?" e what if all necessary documents has been comlplied? do we have any other option?

rey & jenny esguerra

Joined: 02 Feb 2006
Posts: 38
Location: Philippines

Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:05 pm Post subject:

hi catherine, we have received the same reply from Sue Shen. napaka general ulit ng sagot nila. bakit ayaw nilang sabihin kung ano ang nagyari kay frances wu? 11 months cannot be considered a short delay. rey & jenny

popsy

Joined: 26 Nov 2005
Posts: 181
Location: South Auckland

Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:09 pm Post subject:

Friends, Opinion ko lang po sa nangyari sa shanghai applicants. Huwag po sana kayong ma-o-offend. Sa tingin ko po ay naabot na ng shanghai branch ang kanilang quota sa pag i-issue ng visa sa mga pinoy. This may also explain kung bakit ang iba't ibang branch ay continous pa din ang pagbibigay ng visa......malamang ay di pa nila naabot ang nasabing quota. maging objective po tayo sa mga panyayari, iwasan po nating i-antagonize ang ating mga VO. Alalahanin po natin na sila ang nagproprocess ng ating application, at sila ay mga tao lamang na maaring makaramdam ng "pagka-inis" na tiyak na hindi ikakabuti ng ating mga application. sa tingin ko po ay makabubuting sumayaw tayo sa kanilang tugtugin na may paminsan-minsang pangungulit na may lambing. gamitin po natin ito para hindi na humingi sila pa ng panibagong requirements kagaya ng medical, NBI etc. Diplomasya eka nga po. huwag po sana ninyong isipin na nababanggit ko ang mga bagay na ito dahil nalagpasan ko na ang stage na ito. ibinabahagi ko lang po ang aking pananaw kung ano ang nararapat gawin. ang isa pong inaalala ko ay kung sakaling maiinis ang mga VO ng shanghai, ang maari nitong maging repercussion ay baka pag-initan na ang mga iba pang susunod na pinoy applicants na ma-a-allocate sa shanghai.kahit na po sabihin nating UNFAIR, kung baga sa basketball nasa kanila po ang bola, sila ang approving body. Para naman doon sa naiinip,kung inyong titingnan ang ibang applicants, merong mga inabot na halos 2 taon bago nakakuha ng WTR invite.mas maganda po sigurong iukol muna natin ang ating pansin sa iba pang importanteng bagay upang di tayo gaanong mainip. ang huli ko pang paalala ay sana po ay habaan pa natin ang ating mga pasensiya at paguunawa upang maluwalhati nating makamit ang ating minimithing visa. Salamat po.

xfer2k1

Joined: 27 Feb 2006
Posts: 25

Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2006 2:08 pm Post subject:

Hi to Everyone 6.5 ba talaga yung band score sa IELTS para maka pasa sa visa screening? what if 6.0 lang yung nakuha ko, do i have to take the exam again? i've been working 12 years now at related yung job ko sa degree ko, tapos may mga short courses pa akong na tapos at recognize pa nang University of Cambridge an example is the INFORMATICS. tsaka yung school ko na sa listing naman nang accredited school nila dito sa philippines.

hgancheta

Joined: 13 Sep 2005
Posts: 30

Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 7:07 pm Post subject:

Hello kung ikaw ang principal applicant dapat 6.5 ang makuha mo o higher pero kung di naman 5.5 ata yun pataas din or else you have to pay for ESOL. pero may narinig ako not sure na yong isang principal applicant na di umabot yong ielts nya 6.5 di nabigyan ng visa

ArchiLinux

Joined: 01 Apr 2006
Posts: 318
Location: Hamilton, New Zealand

Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 8:59 pm Post subject:

xfer2k1 wrote:

Hi to Everyone

6.5 ba talaga yung band score sa IELTS para maka pasa sa visa screening? what if 6.0 lang yung nakuha ko, do i have to take the exam again? i've been working 12 years now at related yung job ko sa degree ko, tapos may mga short courses pa akong na tapos at recognize pa nang University of Cambridge an example is the INFORMATICS. tsaka yung school ko na sa listing naman nang accredited school nila dito sa philippines. Smile

The principal applicant is required to attain a band of 6.5. If you have not met that try again, I heard the re-take rule has been changed so you can do the IELTS again ASAP.

Otherwise why not just povide other means of proving that you are proficient in English?

xfer2k1

Joined: 27 Feb 2006
Posts: 25

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 4:45 pm Post subject:

Hello Question? 1.Bakit nila inin-terview yung mga applicants na di umabot nang 6.5 sa ielts? or yung di pa kumuha nang ielts. 2.Bakit yung isang kilala ko 6 lang yung ielts nya pero na grant sya nang wtr? So in-short dapat pala unahin nang isang applicant pumasa nang ielts bago sya mag process nang application nya for nz. Tama ba ako?

Freemason

Joined: 19 Oct 2005
Posts: 60

Posted: Thu May 04, 2006 7:37 pm Post subject:

xfer2k1 wrote:

Hello

Question?
1.Bakit nila inin-terview yung mga applicants na di umabot nang 6.5 sa ielts? or yung di pa kumuha nang ielts.
2.Bakit yung isang kilala ko 6 lang yung ielts nya pero na grant sya nang wtr?

So in-short dapat pala unahin nang isang applicant pumasa nang ielts bago sya mag process nang application nya for nz. Tama ba ako?

Answer to questions
1. They will interview the applicant even if they got 7.5 in ielts. Me and my wife got 7.5 in IELTS but still we are required to attend the interview in Bangkok. Ielts score has nothing to do in the exemption of interview. Exemptions are job offer etc..

2. I never heard a principal who score 6 in IELTS granted a wtr. Maybe that is the exemption. Baka naman yung spouse niya ang principal. Or maybe during the interview, the candidate satisfies the VO with regards to his/her ability in english.

xfer2k1

Joined: 27 Feb 2006
Posts: 25

Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 4:40 pm Post subject:

Thanks for the Answers. Talaga naman may interview kahit ma perfect mo pa yung ielts exam. Ang point ko lang bat ina-allow nila mag process nang application kahit walang ielts or nag fail, let say EOI, di ba at the point dyan ka mag babayad nang malaking halaga? Kasi pangit naman kung ma de-deny ka lang kasi bumagsak ka sa ielts, kahit mataas pa yung qualification ng applicant. Dapat seguro pumasa muna yung isang applicant sa ielts bago ma continue yung process nang application.

rita

Joined: 17 Mar 2005
Posts: 132
Location: Garden City SI NZ

Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:12 pm Post subject:

this is a wild guess... sa nabigyan ng WTR na nagfail ng IELTS...siguro tinago nya na natgtake na sya ng IELTS...he probably never told his VO about it kasi pag nag fail ang principal twice (2X) declined na agad idedecline na ang application nya

rita

Joined: 17 Mar 2005
Posts: 132
Location: Garden City SI NZ

Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 5:18 pm Post subject:

Btw the prepurchase of ESOL is only for non-principal applicants like your spouse and children. A princopal applicant has to pass IELTS if required by his VO and if he fails he cannot prepurchase ESOL.

xfer2k1

Joined: 27 Feb 2006
Posts: 25

Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 9:36 am Post subject:

I see, so kahit pala mataas yung qualification nang isang applicant no bearing pa rin kasi pag nag fail siya sa ielts automatic ma de-deny pala sya. so yung ielts pala yung pinaka mabigat na basis nila para pumasa sa visa screening. sayang naman yung gastos at ma deny na lang because of the ielts.

sailorgirl

Joined: 15 Apr 2006
Posts: 15

Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 11:26 am Post subject:

It's been a while since somebody posted on this subject. Just wondering if there is any update on FW's and SG's applicants. I have not received any "global priority" letter from Shanghai. It's been 3 months after my interview. Did everyone under FW and SG receive the global priority letter?

tolek

Joined: 17 Mar 2006
Posts: 16

Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:01 pm Post subject:

has anybody heard about our VO (frances wu), any news? thanks

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