As it turns out, I AM Chinesex9200 wrote:Because close to 12% of the NZ population is Asian, or even better, "only" 75% is European.
BTW, he didn't say he was Chinese, but regardless I don't think they would scan anybody just on that basis.
I thought so too, but the fact is you didn't mention it.TravellingTraveller wrote:As it turns out, I AM Chinesex9200 wrote:Because close to 12% of the NZ population is Asian, or even better, "only" 75% is European.
BTW, he didn't say he was Chinese, but regardless I don't think they would scan anybody just on that basis.
I was thinking also based on place of birth being Singapore, the chances for additional screening would have increasedTravellingTraveller wrote:
As it turns out, I AM Chinese
NO. there is no IC in NZ only H18ID but not compulsory more for those that do not have a driving licence as a form of identificationPrimrose Hill wrote:Isn't the NRIC numbers similar to OP's NZ passport details?
Don't they just embed a chip as wel as thumb print on it for ease of travel etc?
The link to the post JR8 made separately.Primrose Hill wrote:No MS you misunderstand me. My NRIC number corresponds to my passport in which I used to apply for PR. The same for my husband's and daughter's NRICs.
But I still like the guy who was wondering who's side the kid will fight if Singapore invades NZ and a reply - he will have to fight himself :pPNGMK wrote:Not a lot of sympathy from his fellow kiwis. Some of the points he raises are valid (i.e. difficulties with accomodation) but others are BS - i.e. "Not chinese".
From what I know, the first 6 months will be in camp. The next 18 months may be in camp or not, depending on which vocation they place him.x9200 wrote:So if this NZ guy decides to serve and finds himself living in a tent in ECP, what is going to happen next? Or is the allowance not enough for a reasonable living but still manageable? How much is it?
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