As our departure date drew closer our attention slowly turned to what life we could and should create for ourselves. Me and my partner already had a rough idea of our plans when we arrived it goes something like job, apartment in the city, weekends exploring – for the first 6 months at the very … Continue reading “Settling In New Zealand – Community Organisations”
Living in New Zealand
Are you keen to learn what life in New Zealand is really like? Settling in and making new friends are all key to falling in love with your new lifestyle in a new country! Our guides include everything from healthcare, making friends, keeping in contact with home, driving in New Zealand and also cover things like the cost of living in New Zealand or what life is really like in living in Auckland. These guides will certainly help understand the New Zealand way of life and what it’s really like living in New Zealand.
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Settling into Life in New Zealand
Settling into the “Kiwi” way of life will be challenging! Meeting new people will be key to your happiness once you arrive, there are many different ways to meet new people. Over the coming months there will be lots of different emotions you will be going through, firstly there is the fun aspect, visiting and … Continue reading “Settling into Life in New Zealand”
Living in Auckland
As you know Auckland is the largest city of New Zealand and is a lot of people’s first choice when considering relocation. The total population of Auckland is now over 1.5 million which is almost 34 percent of the country’s overall population! Auckland has been ranked by numerous media outlets (Most recently the Telegraph) as … Continue reading “Living in Auckland”
Healthcare in New Zealand
In short, New Zealand does not have a National Health Service (Darn!) All though it is partially funded by tax payer’s but it is just not open to all. If you hold a Work Visa of any kind in order to benefit from some medical rights you need to of spent a minimum of 2 … Continue reading “Healthcare in New Zealand”