Your Guide to Living and Working in New Zealand

If you are considering making the jump and living and working in New Zealand, then this guide will help get you started. There are many components to an international move and it is important that you start your process nice and early.
From visas and lifestyle through to work and education, you will need to be across all of it before landing in New Zealand. There are many reasons that Australians move to New Zealand including work, family, and a change of pace. Overseas Packers & Shippers are equipped to help with it all.
Things To Consider

Why Live and Work in New Zealand?

The first thing you need to consider is what the purpose of your move to New Zealand is. Are you wanting to study, work, travel, or join your family?
Where to Live and Work in New Zealand?

It is also important to consider where you are going to live in New Zealand. The two major cities are Auckland and Wellington and they both exist on the North Island. This is where the majority of the population lives. However if you are moving to New Zealand from Australia to be closer to the stunning natural landscapes and adventure, then the South Island might suit you better.
More Things To Consider:

The primary language of New Zealand is English, and it is pretty essential. You will need to know English for most jobs and for study as well.
If you are moving to New Zealand to join family or your partner then you should also consider your work opportunities. Depending on your area of work it may be hard to find certain jobs in New Zealand.
New Zealand Visas

The best thing about New Zealand is that, as an Australian citizen or resident you do not have to apply for a visa. In fact you can live, work, and study indefinitely in New Zealand under this rule and you will have full access to government benefits. This does not apply if you are an Australian temporary resident.
If you are a temporary resident or coming from elsewhere you will need to apply for a visa to enter New Zealand. Working visas, student visas, and skilled migrant visas are just some examples of what you may be eligible for.
Knowing what Visa you are eligible for will also dictate what government funded services you are eligible for.
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