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  Though temporarily stopped due to Corona, many students go to New Zealand for work, known as working holidays. Not only students but also many other people decide to go to New Zealand to work there! So... today i am going to introduce one thing that people who are planning to go to New Zealand to get a job must prepare!!!

  Bluntly speaking, the one must thing is getting ‘CERTIFICATION’ of your document. It is all because there is no way to get certified when you leave the country! When you arrive New Zealand and jump in the process for settle there are several documents you need to submit under the situation like when applying VISA, renting a house, getting a job and so on. Criminal Records Check(usually used for identification), Birth certificate, graduation certificate and etc may belong to the documents you asked to hand in and you can get it either in New Zealand. However, you cannot get it certified there. But to make the documents valid in New Zealand, you have to get thru the certification process to confirm the authenticity of them! Thus NEVER FORGET CERTIFICATE OF YOUR DOCUMENT! 

  Now..chances are you wonder the way how to get the certification of the document in the case you already left the country, right? KICPC has the answer! We can get the certification on behalf of you! Given that New Zealand agrees with Hague treaty, for the countries that also belong to the treaty we can get apostille on your document. For the other countries that don’t belong to the treaty we can get your document translated, notarized, embassy certified! Plus, we deliver it to wherever place you assign to us! 

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