Fenix Alabang

21/10/2024

Be among our successful clients who moved to New Zealand!

Join us in this Manila event exclusively sponsored by Fenix Visa Immigration Consulting, Inc. (Makati and Fenix Alabang NZ Visa) in partnership with Education New Zealand and New Zealand Institue of Skills and Development - Te Pukenga!

Grab this FREE Seminar and meet the experts from New Zealand who will discuss how you can transform and unlock your potential in NZ!

26 October 2024
1pm
Holiday Inn Makati
Yakal Room

Contact:
09158717173
[email protected]
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10/03/2016

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3/F Unit 314 Common Goal Tower, Madrigal Business Park, Industry St, Alabang, Muntinlupa, 1781 Metro Manila

10/03/2016

Eunice Elayba-Mayo is a former Tourism/HRM Instructor at San Sebastian College - Recoletos, Canlubang Campus and Colegio de San Juan de Letran - Calamba. She had her IELTS review at Niner Ielts Los Banos. She is at present studying Post Graduate Level 8 Business Enterprise in Southern Institute of Technology, Invercargill, New Zealand. The program comprises of 18 months total with the first 6 months in a classroom setting and the next 12 months thru distance learning such that the student and her family can be anywhere in New Zealand. Ms. Eunice can work 20 hours per week during regular school days and 40 hours per week during holidays, term breaks and summer. She is with her spouse, Mr. Gil and son, Eugil.. Mr. Gil is on an Open Work Visa and can work full time for any job and for any employer in NZ. Eugil, who will be turning 5 years old within the year, is on a Domestic Student Visa which means that he can study in NZ for free. Both Ms. Eunice and Mr. Gil have the same chance of getting a skilled employment which will be their pathway to their NZ Citizenship.

03/03/2016

Free New Zealand Pathways Seminar, March 19, 9 am to 12 nn. @ Common Goal Tower, Alabang. Know why FENIX is the NZ Authority. Speakers: Our Chief Consultant who is the former Technical Advisor (Head of all the Visa Officers) of INZ Manila's Visa Section for 13 years AND representatives of NZ partner schools. Limited Seats Only. Contact the details below for seat reservations

24/02/2016

Ms. Nove Marie Panguban is a former Master Teacher in Manila. She is studying a 1- Year Level 8 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Professional Studies with specialization in Mentoring and Professional Leadership at the Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua, New Zealand. She will be joined by her husband Dennis and son, Teo anytime soon. Ms. Nove can work part-time for 20 hours per week during regular school days and full time or 40 hours per week during summer, holidays, and term breaks. Her husband, Dennis, a Mechanical Engineer, can work full time for any employer in any industry in New Zealand. Their only child, Teo, can study for free until he's 16 years old. Both Nove and Dennis have the same chance in getting a skilled work which will be their pathway to their NZ Citizenship.

05/02/2016

Shine Veracruz of Cover Ups Trading hails from Biñan, Laguna and Makati City. She is a young entrepreneur who will be taking up a 1-Year Level 7 Graduate Diploma in Business at Edenz Colleges, Auckland, New Zealand. The NZ qualification that she will gain afterwards will be her pathway in looking for her course-related skilled work in any part of New Zealand. Since the Business Course which is preferred by most NZ employers is broad and encompassing, she can be employed in any industry in Aotearoa. Shine is allowed to have a part time work of 20 hours/week during regular school days and full time work of 40 hours/week during term breaks and summer. After studying for a year, she will be joined by her partner, Karen Calilung, who is both a Physical Therapist & an entrepreneur. Karen will be in an Open Work Visa and can work full time for any job and for any employer in NZ. She also has the same chance as Shine in getting a skilled occupation. Shine and/or Karen's skilled employment will be their pathway to their NZ Citizenship.

05/02/2016

See what New Zealand looks like from the International Space Station. Credits to British Astronaut . Thank you, Mr. Tim Peake for these amazing photos.

05/02/2016

Our Partner Educational Institutions. Ranked as Category 1 & 2 schools in New Zealand by the NZQA which are distributed all throughout NZ for limitless opportunities.

25/01/2016

Francis Pinon is a Bachelor's degree holder in Computer Science and was a former Computer and Network Technician at the Engineering Science Department, CEAT-UPLB, Los Banos, Laguna. He will be taking up Information Technology at Cornell Institute of Business & Technology, Auckland, New Zealand. He is allowed to work part time (20 hours per week) during regular school days and full time (40 hours per week) during term breaks and summer. After his studies, he is eligible to look for a skilled employment related to I.T. which will be his pathway to his New Zealand Citizenship.

18/01/2016

Ms. Emma Evangelista Ordono, a former Associate Professor at Mapúa Institute of Technology Chemical Engineering Department, will be taking up her Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Engineering at The University of Auckland. Ms. Emma has an unlimited work rights as part of the privileges of being a Ph.D. student visa holder in New Zealand. She is with her husband, Mr. Brent Ordoño, an I.T. by profession, who is on an Open Work Visa and thus, can work for any employer and for any job in New Zealand. They can get their children, anytime, to follow them once ready. Their kids can study in NZ for free until 16 years of age. Both Ms. Emma and Mr. Brent have the same chance of getting a skilled employment in NZ which will be their pathway to their NZ Citizenship.

12/01/2016

To all our friends in the North Island.

ADVISORY

CONSULAR SERVICES FOR FILIPINOS IN AUCKLAND AND SURROUNDING AREAS IN NORTH ISLAND

The Philippine Embassy’s Mobile Consular Team will render consular services to Filipinos in Auckland and surrounding areas on the following schedule:

DATE / TIME: 12 February 2016 (Friday) 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
13 February 2016 (Saturday) 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
14 February 2016 (Sunday) 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
15 February 2016 (Monday) 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
16 February 2016 (Tuesday) 9:00 am – 6:30 pm

VENUE: Philippine Honorary Consulate General in Auckland
486 New North Road
Kingsland
Auckland Central

The consular services are passport renewal/issuance, civil registration of documents, authentication & notarization of legal documents, NBI fingerprinting & certification (latest passport-sized photos required) and dual citizenship application and oath taking.

CONSULAR APPOINTMENT SYSTEM

1. In order to deliver more effective and efficient consular services, the Philippine Embassy is now implementing an ONLINE APPOINTMENT SYSTEM

2. For the mobile consular processing in Auckland appointments can be made online through http://philembassynzl.appointy.com/.

3. All applications for Philippine passport (new, renewal and lost), Civil Registry (Report of Birth, Marriage and Death), Notarial and Authentication (Saturday and Sunday only), and NBI fingerprinting and certification (Saturday and Sunday only) are by appointment only. The procedure on how to book an appointment can be viewed at this link: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.527331420776585.1073742526.126023457574052&type=3

Important Reminders:

A. FOR PASSPORT APPLICANTS

1. For all types of passport transaction, please bring a photocopy of the data page of passport. For minor applicants, please include a photocopy of the data page of passport of parents.

2. Passport applicants must also bring a prepaid self-addressed courier bag with signature required sticker (requires a signature upon delivery) for the Embassy to send their new e-passports.

3. Payments for passport processing and other consular services must be made in cash or in bank draft payable to the Embassy of the Philippines, Wellington. (Please refer to the schedule of fees listed on the Embassy website at http://www.philembassy.org.nz/schedule-of-fees.html).

4. For passport applicants who have recently acquired dual citizenship, please bring your Oath of Allegiance, Identification Certificate and the Order of Approval, and a photocopy of each of these documents.

5. Passport applicants must wear a shirt with collar for data-capturing purposes (photo).

6. Please comply with all the requirements for consular services listed in the Embassy’s website. Incomplete documentation may not be processed. Please print out and bring the confirmation email of your booking on your scheduled appointment.

B. FOR DUAL CITIZENSHIP APPLICANTS

7. For those who would like to avail of dual citizenship and who wish to take their Oath on February in Auckland, please send your application form together with the documentary requirements (listed on this link: http://www.philembassy.org.nz/dual-citizenship.html) to the Philippine Embassy on or before 31 January 2016. Upon review and approval of the petition, the Embassy shall contact the applicant for the schedule of the Oath Taking in Auckland.

C. FOR CIVIL REGISTRY

1. For all Civil Registry (Report of Birth, Report of Marriage and Report of Death), please bring the requirements on the date of your appointment. To download the forms and view the list of requirements please visit the link: http://www.philembassy.org.nz/downloadable-forms.

2. Please print out and bring the confirmation email of your booking on your scheduled appointment.

D. FOR NOTARIALS AND AUTHENTICATION (SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY)

1. Personal appearance of the signatories is required. Please bring original passports and photocopy of passports of the signatories. Processing time is 3-5 working days and payment is NZ$37.50 per document. Enclose a prepaid courier bag for onward transmittal of the document.

2. If personal appearance is not possible, have the documents (i) notarized by a local public notary, (ii) authenticated by the NZ Department of Internal Affairs (DIA), and (iii) forwarded to the Consulate General or the Embassy for authentication.

3. Please print out and bring the confirmation email of your booking on your scheduled appointment. More information through the link: http://philembassy.org.nz/authentication-notarials

E. FOR NBI FINGERPRINTING AND CERTIFICATION (SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY)

1. For NBI fingerprinting and certification please bring original passport and photocopy of your passport, passport size photo with white background taken within the last three months, and payment of NZ$37.50 in cash.

2. Please print out and bring the confirmation email of your booking on your scheduled appointment. More information through the link: http://philembassy.org.nz/component/content/article/29-advisories/251-nbi-clearance-advisory.html

For more information please contact the Philippine Embassy in Wellington at telephone numbers (04) 8903741, 8903742 and 8903744.

Wellington, 23 December 2015

11/01/2016

Paolo Pasia, is a hospitality professional who will study a Level 5 Diploma in Hospitality and a Level 6 Diploma in Hotel Management at PBRS Cornell Institute of Business & Technology, a well-renowned Hospitality school in Auckland, New Zealand. After studying, his wife, Guillyn and soon-to-be born son, Prince Kio, would be able to follow him to New Zealand as per Immigration New Zealand's directive for those who take the Study-Work-Migrate Program under the Levels 5&6 program. While studying, he is allowed to work part time for 20 hours per week during regular school days and 40 hours per week during summer and holidays. He is also qualified for the one year Post Study Work Visa after and the additional 2 years Employer-Assisted Work Visa. Guillyn will be on an Open Work Visa and can work full time for any job and for any employer. The said opportunities for the couple will be their pathway to their New Zealand Citizenship