Living in New Zealand
Balanced LifestyleNew Zealanders enjoy a balanced lifestyle with great career opportunities and plenty of time for recreational activities. Outdoor activities are abundant, including water sports, snow sports, extreme sports, as well as some of the most beautiful walks in the world.
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Cost of LivingThe majority of expats will head to NZ's main cities of Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, with Auckland being significantly more expensive.
In 2016 the government Statistics Department surveyed New Zealand households and the average weekly budget, including rent, utilities, health, transport, clothing, food and recreation came to $1299.90. |
A Warm WelcomeNew Zealand has a lively arts and culture scene, with plenty of opportunities to take in musical events, theater, film and comedy. Kiwis enjoy access to some of the world's best food and wine, and we're famous for our good old fashioned kiwi hospitality.
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Clean and Beautiful
There is nothing like an amazing view to inspire you to book your next trip, whether you're drawn by rolling countryside, isolated islands or soaring mountain peaks.
NZ is described as having majestic mountains, breathtaking fjords and amazing diversity of landscape from one island to the next. It beats out the likes of Italy, Iceland and South Africa in the affections of voters.
NZ is described as having majestic mountains, breathtaking fjords and amazing diversity of landscape from one island to the next. It beats out the likes of Italy, Iceland and South Africa in the affections of voters.
Safe and Secure
While feeling safe is a luxury in many places, it’s one that New Zealanders are accustomed to. We’re not saying serious crime doesn’t exist here - it does - but the rates are lower in NZ than in many other countries.
Most Common Resident Visas in NZ
We have a range of visas that allow you to live in NZ permanently. These include:
- Resident Visa (Skilled Migrant Category)
- Resident Visa (Partnership)