New Zealand green card collection problem

Well, I know this very well. Three years in New Zealand made me quite familiar with skilled immigrants. I hope the following information can help you!

1. Although your father's green card is a little troublesome, it's not impossible to get it. Your father needs to reach the New Zealand skilled migration score of 100, and he can immigrate directly if he reaches the score of 140, which means that your father must strive to reach the immigration score, preferably exceeding 140. So how to achieve it?

Judging from the current policy, your father's chef (who must only be a chef) is still in a shortage of majors, that is, there is a shortage of professional scores;

If you have worked for 2 years, you can get a score of 2 years of work experience, and the short-term work experience of these two years can be added;

Plus the age bonus, I'll help you calculate the score according to the age of 40 -44, and add up the score *** 100, barely reaching it. If your father is not in Auckland and works in other cities, you can get extra points. Although he meets the score of 100, to be honest, immigration may not be successful. Your father should work more to make up for the immigration score of 65438. Of course, if it reaches 100, your father can submit an immigration application now, but it may not be successful.

Because your father doesn't have a two-year education in New Zealand, you have to submit an IELTS score of 6.5 before you can apply for immigration, as long as your father can get it, but I think it's quite difficult.

So in general, your father has the opportunity to immigrate, but he still needs to make great efforts.

As for the immigration of you and your mother, as long as your father can immigrate, you can submit the application together when he submits the immigration application, which can be regarded as an application for family reunion immigration. As long as your father can get immigrants, so can you. By the way, if your mother has a regular job, you can give your father 20 points, so the biggest problem in your family now is that your father needs IELTS 6.5, otherwise he can't immigrate even if his score reaches 140.

3. Whether there is a green card or not, as long as the undergraduate is not in an English-speaking country, you need to submit IELTS scores when applying for a school. The requirements for graduate students are generally 6.5-7 points, and listening, speaking, reading and writing should not be lower than 6 points.