New Zealand is nestled in the South Pacific Ocean 1,600 km from Australia, its closest neighbor and friend From the just over 4mio New Zealanders every single one is either an immigrant or descended from one
New Zealand is a very young country, with European settlement on a large scale only occurring over the last 150 years English is the main written and spoken language in New Zealand – with a number of different accents! Being in the Southern Hemisphere its seasons are completely opposite to countries north of the equator. Winter is June through August and our Summer is between December and March Well not different from Australia.
New Zealand is a modern parliamentary democracy
With majestic mountain ranges, sweeping plains, fjords, imposing native forests, crystal clear inland lakes, miles of golden sand beaches and numerous bays dotted around one of the longest coastlines in the world
New Zealand enjoys a well deserved reputation as a liberal and tolerant society.
Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, on the beach or at the theatre, on the playing fields or in the garden, New Zealand has an inexhaustible range of things to do, see and enjoy
New Zealand’s healthcare system is widely regarded as one of the best of the OECD countries
Our government-funded schooling system provides a comprehensive curriculum of academic, sporting and skills-based learning options, in a positive environment
New migrants generally find that New Zealand offers a better balance between cost of living and lifestyle than they had before To make your conversion to New Zealand complete, you will need to convert some of your language into some of ours
There’s a long list of things that New Zealand has plenty of – space, recreational pursuits, culture, entertainment, successful businesses and an exceptional quality of life. But there are also things where New Zealand is short of – most importantly: experienced, qualified and skilled New Zealanders. Many industries within New Zealand say that one of the most significant factors holding them back from achieving growth is the lack of qualified staff. And that’s where you come in!
Why New Zealand?
Within a relatively short time, New Zealand has developed a sophisticated, unrestrictive business environment that competes aggressively in world markets. It joins our predominantly agriculture-based economy which continues to deliver the bulk of our export earnings
One of the things you’ll immediately be struck with is the flexible way in which jobs are carried out. Especially the informal way of living and working together seems to be special.
New Zealand is very open for immigration. So if you are interested contact us.