Anyone on Temporary visas shall be given the option to return and self-quarantine
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Shunda Ma
6 years ago
We Chinese students are willing to self quarantine when we arrive. Travel restriction is such extreme policy could be applied
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Mona
6 years ago
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I'm already paying rent and it's not cheap and the landlord won't give me any rent relief. The ban has affected not only my studies but also my life. Hopefully the ban will be lifted soon.
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Clara Zhang
6 years ago
Engineering students cannot complete courses without attending tutorials and labs, we really need to go back
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Mengqi Su
6 years ago
We are Chinese but not virus. Please stop bias.
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Chen wang
6 years ago
open working visa
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Jing
6 years ago
Please let students go back to school
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liuyi
6 years ago
Petitioning for entry on a long-term visa
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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YANG MING
6 years ago
I hope my campus life will be better as normal.
Fighting,China!
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Yewei Chen
6 years ago
I wish to go back to the uni.
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Sissi
6 years ago
We all wish to come back to school.
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Zhen
6 years ago
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Queenie Wu
6 years ago
Please please let the international students to go back to NZ. Thanks.
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yan zhang
6 years ago
Please let us in. We are quite looking forward to studying in nz.
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Hou
6 years ago
I want to go back Auckland as soon as possible.
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iris
6 years ago
I wanna come back to my work please!
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Mac Sheng
6 years ago
Hi all,
By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development.
I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well!
Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large projects and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China?
I personally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, lift the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues.
Although the globe turns slow, but it turns.
From an international student currently residing in China.
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Mac Sheng
6 years ago
Hi all,
By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development.
I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well!
Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large projects and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China?
I personally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, lift the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues.
Although the globe turns slow, but it turns.
From an international student currently residing in China.
M
Mac Sheng
6 years ago
Hi all,
By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development.
I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well!
Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large project and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China?
I peraonally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, revoke the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues.
Although the globe turns slow, but it turns.
From an international student currently residing in China.
M
Mac Sheng
6 years ago
Hi all,
By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development.
I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well!
Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large project and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China?
I peraonally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, revoke the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues.
Although the globe turns slow, but it turns.
From an international student currently residing in China.
We Chinese students are willing to self quarantine when we arrive. Travel restriction is such extreme policy could be applied
I'm already paying rent and it's not cheap and the landlord won't give me any rent relief. The ban has affected not only my studies but also my life. Hopefully the ban will be lifted soon.
Engineering students cannot complete courses without attending tutorials and labs, we really need to go back
We are Chinese but not virus. Please stop bias.
open working visa
Please let students go back to school
Petitioning for entry on a long-term visa
1
I hope my campus life will be better as normal. Fighting,China!
I wish to go back to the uni.
We all wish to come back to school.
Please please let the international students to go back to NZ. Thanks.
Please let us in. We are quite looking forward to studying in nz.
I want to go back Auckland as soon as possible.
I wanna come back to my work please!
Hi all, By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development. I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well! Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large projects and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China? I personally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, lift the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues. Although the globe turns slow, but it turns. From an international student currently residing in China.
Hi all, By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development. I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well! Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large projects and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China? I personally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, lift the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues. Although the globe turns slow, but it turns. From an international student currently residing in China.
Hi all, By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development. I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well! Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large project and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China? I peraonally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, revoke the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues. Although the globe turns slow, but it turns. From an international student currently residing in China.
Hi all, By signing this petition I wish that The NZ gov. could re-evaluate the negative impact it has on not just the international education sector but also on its own economic development. I understand that NZ is a small country in terms of both land mass and population, and its medical supplies and human resources may not be sufficient to fight this new coronavirus. However, please DO NOT ignore the fact that this epidemic crisis is only temporary and NZ needs to attract global investments and establishments to support new jobs and fight against unemployment as well! Meanwhile, it is good to see the PM launched the $12B infrastructure upgrade across NZ in late Jan. but how do we fund such large project and other unforeseen challenges it lies within when a lot of its tax payers are still in China? I peraonally really hope that PM Jacinda could follow the guidelines instructed by WHO, revoke the ban and learn from PM Justin from Canada on how to tackle such issues. Although the globe turns slow, but it turns. From an international student currently residing in China.