4. New Zealand:

Indian students are more interested in continuing their professional life after their higher studies in New Zealand. Compared to other countries students studying in New Zealand, India topped the list of highest rate of transition to work in New Zealand after their academic life in the year 2011. This was followed by Chinese students, reported the Country’s immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman. According to the research conducted by the Department of Labor, it showed that the country is an attractive place to study as well as work for the foreign talents is because of the cost and quality of education. The foreign professionals can also enjoy long term benefits by contributing their skills to the country’s economy.

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If you have any plans of relocating to New Zealand after being a key employee of a business that wants to open up its branch in the country, you can directly apply for a residence in New Zealand under the Relocating Businesses Category. If you have made up your mind to pursue a job in New Zealand, firstly you should apply for the residence over there and later you will be asked to apply for a temporary work visa. Using this particular visa, you can travel to New Zealand and search for a job and later make relocation arrangements for you and your entire family, reports Carl on Bailout My Career website.

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