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Z& A H

"You guys are awesome. This is the best news to kick off our year. Thank you Kat for your professionalism, attention to detail, expert advice, and for making this happen. Thanks Ian for the constant feedback, and ensuring that the admin stuff happens on time. Great working with you"

Swart Family

"I would like to sincerely thank you and your team at Network Migration for the great service we received from you in securing our Australian permanent residency. We are thankful for all the information you provided us during the whole process. We are really looking forward to a new chapter in our lives. May God bless you and all the hard working staff at Network Migration Services".

Oxely Family

"The team at Network Migration Services helped us very much and we would not be in New Zealand now if it were not for Andy and his team. Give them a call and find out when he will be in Richards Bay".

S&L H

"Thank you so much Manisha. We have appreciated your hard work and all that you did for us in the short time that you took over as our agent. You, in the couple of weeks that you started helping, have done more and achieved more than any other person did. Thank you so much"

Olivier Family

" Dear Angela, Thank you for all the hard work you and your team have done for us ensuring that we get our PR. It has been a long but worthwhile excersise and the dedication that you have shown has made it so much easier for us to handle the transition. Once again on behalf of all of us thank you for helping ensure that we got the start to a better life in Australia. God Bless. "

Govender Family

"Hi Merrill, thanks a million! I look forward to hearing from either of you and please do send my love to Asheley Shawe & Manisha Mistry. You guys at Network Migration Services are truly a group of helpful people and my family is truly grateful"

Van Straaten Family

" Angela, I firstly want to thank you for all your effort and the nice way you went about assisting us with our immigration process. Marisa and I appreciate it more than words can describe"

Check list before you leave South Africa

To help make your migration as smooth as possible, Network Migration Services have created a checklist to remind migrants about what documents need to be made available during your visa application process. Missing out on a document or procedure may delay or even prevent you from relocating to your destination of choice.

Documents that will be required include (but are not limited to) the following:

Valid passport (ensure you have at least 2 years left on your passport)
Unabridged birth certificates (these are certificates that contain your parent’s full name and ID number in addition to yours)
Unabridged marriage certificate
Divorce papers (if applicable)
Adoption papers (if applicable)
Qualifications and academic transcripts
Police clearances (your consultant at Network Migration Services will advise you on when this needs to be applied for)
Military discharge papers (if applicable)
Current CV
Employment Reference Letters

Closer to the time of your permanent move overseas (when you have received written confirmation that your Visa has been approved), you need to also consider the following:

Quotes from removals companies and travel agents regarding flights
If you wish to relocate your pets, please let us know and we will put you in touch with pet relocation service providers (note: all pets need to be fully inoculated and have to serve a period in quarantine)
Request your medical files from your General Practitioner, Dentist and or Optician
Open an Australian/New Zealand/Canadian bank account
Request credit references from your bank, building society or any other lending agent
Identify temporary accommodation in case your house sells sooner than expected

With one month to go, you should set up a new address and mailing account and have all your mail forwarded to your new address. Pay attention to the following:

Double check shipping dates of goods and belongings to ensure that they are delivered to your new country.
Terminate or disconnect your newspaper delivery, telephone, electricity/gas, water, television licence, DSTV/SKY/M-Net
Remember to notify organisations of your change of address (post office, bank, South African Revenue Services, Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs, Motor Licensing Department, Insurance Companies, stores where you hold accounts, Lawyers/Accountants and family members and friends)