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: 他一直說 no place available耶
: 問完待會馬上刪
我收到了11封回覆信…
這樣應該是OK的？
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: 他一直說 no place available耶
: 問完待會馬上刪
我收到了11封回覆信…
這樣應該是OK的？
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HIS IS AN AUTOMATED MESSAGE - PLEASE DO NOT REPLY
Thank you for submitting an online application under our Working Holiday
Scheme. We are processing your application and we will tell you whether you
are successful once you have met all of our immigration requirements.
If you are applying for a working holiday visa from outside of New Zealand,
you need to complete medical requirements. You would have received
instructions on how to complete the medical form(s) and where to send them
when you submitted your application to us. This email is to confirm that
request.
The information you have provided in your application has indicated that you
need to complete a Temporary Entry X-ray Certificate (NZIS 1096).
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/NR/rdonlyres/4F0B1B69-EDAF-4BF5-B973-566D39BF52D3/0/1096B1March8FINAL.pdf.
If you are applying for a working holiday permit from within New Zealand, you
may need to complete medical requirements. You must contact INZ to discuss
what medical requirements you must meet.
Please print off the form from the link above and have it completed by a
radiologist. If you are applying from outside New Zealand please check the
list of panel doctors
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migrant/stream/work/workandlivepermanently/LinkAdministration/ToolboxLinks/PanelDoctors.htm?level=1
to see if you need to use an approved radiologist to complete the form.
Once completed the form will need to be submitted to one of our branches.
http://formshelp.immigration.govt.nz/onlineservices/whsonline/medicals.htm
It would help us to process your application quickly if you complete this
requirement within one month of the date of this email.
PLEASE NOTE: You may need a referral from a registered medical practitioner
for a chest X-ray.
Need help?
Visit our website http://www.immigration.govt.nz/faqs/ and search our
information database or submit a question.
If you are in New Zealand, you can also phone the Immigration Contact Centre
toll free on 0508 55 88 55 or 09 914 4100.
Immigration Officers are available to help between 7am and 7pm (NZ Time)
Monday to Friday, excluding New Zealand public holidays.
This is an automated message. Please do not reply.
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