The IMMagine Immigration April 2009 Immigration Newsletter is now online.
Topics covered in this edition include: Upcoming Immigration Seminars; Has New Zealand Withdrawn the Welcome Mat?; IMMagine Now Has Six Licensed Advisers; April 1 - New Zealand Tax Cuts; New Zealand - We Are Doing Okay Thanks…; State of the New Zealand Economy; IMMagine Australia Immigration.
Upcoming Immigration Seminars:
Paul Janssen will be giving a series of
New Zealand Immigration seminars in
Singapore and
South Africa over the next two to three weeks. The venues, dates and times are outlined below. Registration is required to attend a seminar - to register, please click on the appropriate link below.
Singapore: Seminar Saturday 18 April at the Orchard Hotel, 422 Orchard Road, Singapore at 12.30 p.m.
Consulting days: Afternoon of 18 April 3.30 p.m. until 6.30 p.m. and then 19, 20 April
Johannesburg: Free seminar at the Sandton Sun, Cnr Fifth & Alice Streets, Sandton on 22 April at 7.00 p.m.
Consulting days: 23, 24, 25 & 26 April. Cost applies.
Cape Town: Free seminar at the Commodore Hotel, Portswood Road, V & A Waterfront on 27 April at 7.00 p.m.
Consulting days: 28 & 29 April. Cost applies.
Durban: Free seminar at the Riverside Hotel, 10 Northway Drive, Durban North on 30 April at 7.00 p.m.
Consulting days: 1 & 2 May. Cost applies.
Register for a New Zealand Immigration Seminar in South Africa.
IMMagine Now Has Six Licensed Advisers
IMMagine now has more licensed immigration advisers than anyone else practicing today.
April 1 - New Zealand Tax Cuts
On 1 April 2009 the new personal income tax rates came into effect - learn what it means to New Zealanders in terms of cash in the pocket.
New Zealand - We Are Doing Okay Thanks…
A quality of life survey released in the last few days shows that New Zealanders are overwhelmingly happy with their lives.
State of the New Zealand Economy
It is now more necessary than ever for migrants to research their employability, understand how the labour market here functions and plan the move with greater thought than ever before - learn why.
IMMagine Australia Immigration
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