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Global Footprints

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Living New Zealand is Immigration Partner for a reputable website network of businesses that helps new migrants move from the UK to New Zealand.

Click here for more information and a list of other upcoming GFL events.

Global Footprints is a one-stop-shop and gives you access the range of business partners who will work together to help you migrate successfully to New Zealand.

Global Footprint partners have a proven success record of helping new migrants successfully move from the United Kingdom to New Zealand with ease. The network carefully selects partners who each focus on a particular service, giving you a specialist in each area.

From helping you find education facilities for your children and buying a home, to understanding the New Zealand tax system and getting help with your visa, Global Footprints partners can help.

Registering your interest in accessing valuable contacts to assist you with your move will cost you nothing. To join Global Footprints click here.

Once registered, each of our Global Footprint partners will make contact with you, saving you time researching for other credible migrant services. But remember, that you are under no obligation to use the services of any of the partners involved. It's your choice.

For more information visit www.globalfootprints.co.nz or contact Living New Zealand on +64 3 525 7960 or email visa@livingnewzealand.co.nz

Contact Us

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New Zealand Offices

Nelson Office [South Island]

54 Commercial Street
Takaka 7110, Golden Bay
New Zealand
Tel +64 3 5257960
Fax +64 3 5258210
Email: visa@livingnewzealand.co.nz

Auckland Office [North Island]

437a Lake Road, Takapuna,

Devonport, 0744
Auckland

Email: visa@livingnewzealand.co.nz

South African Office

Living New Zealand will shortly open an office in South Africa. We will confirm the contact details once they have been finalised, therefore, please continue to contact one of the New Zealand offices for the time being.

Events & Seminars

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Upcoming Shows & Seminars

Below is a list of expos and seminars coming up, in which Living New Zealand will be participating. We will provide you with more details on this web site and in our monthly e-newsletter closer to the time.

2nd & 3rd October EMIGRATE EXPO, Kettering

4th October GLOBAL FOOTPRINTS SEMINAR, London (Location to be confirmed)

6th October (evening) GLOBAL FOOTPRINTS SEMINAR, Birmingham - Holiday Inn Express, Birmingham NEC

7th October (evening) GLOBAL FOOTPRINTS SEMINAR, Manchester - The Holiday Inn Manchester Airport

9th & 10th October EMIGRATE EXPO, Harrogate

For more information about the Emigrate Expos click here. To join Global Footprints and find out more about these upcoming events, click here.

News & Special Updates

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Golden Sands Changes Name to Living New Zealand - 01 May 2010

From the beginning of May 2010 Golden Sands Migration NZ Ltd will be known as Living New Zealand.

Our Director of Immigration, Glen Standing, says the new name better represents the range of services the company offers to help migrants start a new life in New Zealand, from visas and jobs to relocation and resettlement.

"Nothing will change except our name," he says. "We'll still be offering our clients the same professional, courteous service and we will continue to assist English speaking migrants realise their dream of living in New Zealand."

Glen says the new name is also fitting given the company's passion for helping new Kiwis make the most of what New Zealand has to offer.

"What we do is not just about filling in forms and ticking all the right boxes. We deal with real people and their families who are investing a lot of time, money and emotion in an exciting adventure in a new country. It's our privilege to help them achieve their goal."

From a branding perspective, Living New Zealand will look and feel just like Golden Sands Migration, except for the new name. The changes will be implemented from 1^st May 2010 when you will see our new name on everything including our web site, letterhead, email, brochures and advertising.

Our new web address is www.livingnewzealand.co.nz and our new emails will take the following format visa@livingnewzealand.co.nz However, the old web site and emails will still work while we are going through a transition period.

Monthly E-Newsletters

Living New Zealand sends out monthly e-newsletters as well as special updates about changes to immigration policy, the employment market, the New Zealand economy, expos and events, relocations services, special promotions and much more.

To make sure you keep yourself and your family informed, simply fill out our online form below on the right. You can unsubscribe at any time - no questions asked. Check out our most recent newsletters below!

Past Newsletters

Immigration Adviser Licensing

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Living New Zealand has one immigration adviser who is fully licensed by the New Zealand Government - Glen Standing (No.200800361). Glen is also Living New Zealand's Director of Immigration and owner of the business.

The Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 requires anyone providing New Zealand immigration advice from New Zealand to be licensed and adhere to a Code of Conduct.

Offshore Advisers (ie. those not in New Zealand) giving advice on New Zealand immigration matters must have a licence by 4 May 2010.

New migrants can be confident they are getting sound advice and professional service at a fair price when they work with a Licensed Adviser. Look out for the symbol to the right.

The creation of professional standards for Immigration Advisers is helping protect migrants against receiving poor advice or unprofessional behaviour, and being charged unfair fees.

The law also helps protect New Zealand employers who offer jobs to new migrants and reassure them their employee is getting the best possible advice, which will minimise risk to their business.

The IAA keeps a publicly available register of licensed Immigration Advisers, administers complaints against licensed advisers, and takes enforcement action against agents not licensed.

To search this register and for more information visit www.iaa.govt.nz

Code of Conduct

All licensed advisers must follow the IAA Code of Conduct, which outlines professional and ethical conduct, including:

obligations to clients;
obligations to the Minister of Immigration, the Department, including the Immigration Advisers Authority and Immigration Tribunals;
business management;
client funds;
misrepresentation;
conflicts of interest;
disclosure;
fees;
provision of complaints procedures;
display of licence.

All licensed immigration advisers are required to explain the Code of Conduct to clients and give them a written copy. It is also published in the New Zealand Gazette.

Business Partners

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Living New Zealand has business relationships with nominated service providers which offer competitive rates and exceptional service to our clients.

As a Living New Zealand client, we will with your approval provide our service provider partners with your contact information for the purposes of offering you services to assist you with your move to New Zealand.

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New Zealand Visas, Jobs & Relocation

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Whether you are a skilled migrant, an investor or business entrepreneur, Living New Zealand can offer you specialist Immigration and Employment Advice and resettlement support to help you start a new life in our country.

Our immigration advisers are fully licensed by the New Zealand Government, so you can be confident you will get sound advice and professional service at a fair price.

Click here to have your visa eligibility assessed for FREE, or find out more about how we can help you realise your dream of a new life in New Zealand by clicking on one of the images below.

Ask today about our "FREE" flight offer for migrants looking to secure employment in New Zealand. This is a limited offer and terms and conditions apply.