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10 tips to help you settle in New Zealand
9th November 2011 - 08:38Moving to a new country is a huge upheaval. When we first arrive most of us are excited about our new life and full of expectations. But that first year can be difficult. Here are a few tips to help you settle in. 1. Make sure you bring enough money to see you through your initial months. Finances can be one of the big stresses for people moving to New Zealand. Whilst things like rent are cheap, consumer goods and food are pretty pricey in comparison with the more...
Handling visitors
28th September 2011 - 07:30One of the toughest decisions to make when considering a move to New Zealand is leaving all your family and friends behind. This is a decision that sometimes means people put off the move. For those who decide to go anyway, the prospect of seeing your loved ones when they come to visit is an exciting one. Given that New Zealand is so far away, it is highly unlikely that anyone travelling there specifically to see you will be coming for less than two weeks, as it is expensive to more...
Combat homesickness in New Zealand
17th August 2011 - 05:11New Zealand is one of the top destinations for Britons moving abroad, and it is not hard to see why; with beautiful countryside and scenery, some of the friendliest people in the world, and glorious beaches, not to mention the lifestyle – the list goes on and on! There are so many positive things about New Zealand and it is a far cry from the UK. There will be a downside to living in New Zealand, which being the fact that it is so far away from the UK if you needed to get back in a more...
What to do within the first month in New Zealand
6th July 2011 - 04:55Number one in ‘the most peaceful country in the world’ list for two years running, it is easy to see why New Zealand is so popular with those seeking a better life. There is a low crime and homicide rate, and the people are world renowned for being friendly and welcoming. Once the move has been completed you can begin to really get your new life on track by sorting out all the day to day things which you will need for yourself and your family. 1) Healthcare. You more...
When you arrive in New Zealand
25th May 2011 - 05:45Despite being on the other side of the world to the UK, New Zealand will soon feel like home, as it is a country whose people are world renowned for their love and friendliness towards others. Get to know New Zealand. The terrain and climate in New Zealand is very different to the UK. There are often earthquakes and hurricanes which you should be prepared to experience. There are also thermal areas which can be dangerous. Ask around your local area to find out about how common more...