Why New Zealand

If you’re reading this article, probably you’ve already heard something about New Zealand. You may even think about traveling or moving there. Below, we’ll explore what this country — located on the other side of the world — is all about. Perhaps it will help you decide whether New Zealand is the right place for you to live, work, study, or travel.

 

New Zealand is… Where?

New Zealand is located in the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean, separated from Australia by the Tasman Sea at a distance of over 4,000 kilometers. The country consists of two main islands—the North Island and the South Island—divided by the Cook Strait, as well as around 700 much smaller islands, most of which are uninhabited.

 

A few facts

  • 5.330 million – the population of New Zealand (2025 data);
  • 30% of the country – national parks, which are under government protection;
  • Wherever you are, you will never be further 128 km from the coastline of the sea;
  • Left-hand traffic;
  • Retirement after 65 for men and women. Obtaining a pension after 10 years of residence in the country;
  • The average life expectancy is 81 years;
  • Three official languages: English, Maori, and the language of the deaf.

The standard of living in New Zealand

First, high standard of living, world-recognized education and decent wages. Then, one of the lowest levels of corruption and personal security. Next, great conditions for children and families. Finally, incredibly beautiful nature and cozy clean cities. These all provide one of the most comfortable living conditions for people. Open and safe, beautiful and clean, friendly and polite, modern and harmonious. All people here find their balance of work and leisure, being interested in new hobbies and keen on various sports.

In addition, there is a possibility of professional immigration at the same time, which is much cheaper compared to other countries like Canada, Australia, USA, due to more affordable prices for accommodation and food.

 

 

New Zealand is interested in qualified professionals, businessmen and investors. Moreover, if you compare it with other countries, New Zealand wins in terms of cost of living, environmental friendliness, level of security and hospitality.

Besides, New Zealand has a Kiwi Lifestyle. Everything that surrounds people is done for them. Convenient, clean, comfortable, modern. Yes, life here is unhurried — and for good reason. Why be in a rush? Everything around is created to enjoy life.

 

Nature in New Zealand

One of the main advantages of New Zealand is the landscapes. It has amazingly clean air and incredibly green grass. New Zealand consists of 2 islands – the North and the South.

On the North Island –  hilly green fields, sea and ocean with sandy beaches, cliffs and a tropical fern forest.

On the South Island – high mountains with ice caps, forests,  hills, fjords and glaciers. Crystal clear lakes and rivers.

You can read more about the geography and climate of the country on our website

 

Plants and animals are unique here as New Zealand has a fairly closed and isolated ecosystem. This is especially good for tourism. As you may know, there are no dangerous plants, insects or animals. The slogan of the New Zealand government is “Keep 100% Pure New Zealand”.

 

Business in New Zealand

New Zealand holds a leading position in the ratings of “Convenience and business organization”. So, the country offers the lowest level of bureaucracy and corruption. While registration and reporting processes are automatized and simple.

That’s why it’s so easy to register a company. You just need to fill out the form online and it will take a few minutes only. You may find all instructions on accounting, tax reporting and business rules on official websites. They are created to help entrepreneurs organize their business properly.

Thus, the State of New Zealand will not prevent you from self-realization and reaching new heights. On the contrary, they will be happy to help, support and advise on all issues. Surely, it is nice to strive for new heights and grow professionally. New Zealand residents sincerely value the opportunities that the country offers them.

 

Leisure in New Zealand

Tourism is widely developed in New Zealand. It is mainly associated with nature and extreme sports. For instance, you can do bungee jumping from the bridge, skydiving or parachuting. After that, you can go surfing, cycling or motorcycling. You may choose from many different things. Of course, hiking in unique nature parks is very popular. For this, all comfortable conditions are created.

 

Of course, in large cities (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch) there are many things to do as well. For example, festivals, cinema, theatres, bars and restaurants. By the way, New Zealand is a multicultural country. So this means you can find the cuisine of many countries of the world! Furthermore, there are a lot of parks in cities. These are a favorite vacation spot for students, families, locals and tourists.

 

Immigration through study

Every year, more than 2.5 million tourists visit New Zealand. However, it’s not just a favorite destination for avid travelers. At the same time New Zealand is a popular choice for relocation and immigration.

In this regard we can say that Immigration through education is one of the most effective ways to move to New Zealand. After completing their studies students are eligible to apply for a post-study work visa in addition to gaining knowledge and local experience. This work visa can be granted for 1 to 3 years, depending on the type of program completed. Work visa and a local qualification significantly increase your chances to find a permanent job and progress toward the highly sought-after residency.

You can read more about immigration through education in the Immigration section.

We’ve also put together a list of 10 pros and 10 cons of living in New Zealand.

In addition, you can explore all types of New Zealand visas that are used in various situations.

We’re happy to help you plan the entire journey from start to finish and find the most effective options tailored to your specific case. To receive a consultation, please fill out the form below.

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