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Slightly overdue update but also timed just perfectly. Today I received an unusual email from Immigration New Zealand. It simply advised me that my immigration status has been updated. Since we hadn't applied online this time, I was expecting to hear back from our contact with the agency we applied through, not with an automated email. However, what better way to find out we've been approved than following a link and trying to remember a long unused username and password (only used a few times back in May 2010...) and getting it on the first try? Sure is a good thing that we had a bottle of bubbles in the fridge to give this moment proper pomp. (Sorry Brian and Crystal, we'll get another bottle for you! haha) So yes, the officially official news is that on March 18th, 2012, we depart this soul-sucking city for greener pastures once again.

We'll then have 12 whole months to make arrangements to get longer working visas so that we can live peacefully among the kiwis. It all starts with a one way flight...

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  1. This is truly excellent news!!! I knew everything would work out in your favor - trust immigration to be late with the good tidings right?

    Thank you for your lovely comments - I will be stopping by here for more updates leading up to the big move!

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  2. Well what can I say other then I will miss you both so very much!!!!:( But I think I know where my next vacation will be!!!! :)
    Just follow your dreams and be happy together.
    Love N&F Mom

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