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What if I do it for the trip then say no and go back home? I'd love to visit New Zealand, not sure I wanna stay. It's nice there but it's really far from every
by Swizec 10y ago
What if I do it for the trip then say no and go back home?
I'd love to visit New Zealand, not sure I wanna stay. It's nice there but it's really far from everything.
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- F_J_H 10y agoWhat if you went into a bakery and ate all the free samples?
- xapata 10y agoI believe their hypothesis is: P(Move to NZ | Visit NZ) >> P(Move to NZ)
- lostlogin 10y ago> far from everything Exactly how we like it.
- curun1r 10y agoThat's explicitly allowed in the FAQ, but it's likely you'll be pretty disappointed. The reason for this is that it sounds like they've packed the week with activities beyond the job interviews. Those activities might be enjoyable (they're trying to get you to move to NZ), but you won't get to see much of the country. And they explicitly won't let you extend your stay. So you'll be spending a week of your time, including two really long flights, to essentially get a dog-and-pony show and a few job interviews. It's not a bad deal, but probably not worth it if you're not considering moving there.