Things To Know Before Relocating To New Zealand

Known for its stunning landscape that is jaw-dropping and its national rugby team, New Zealand’s Maori culture fascinates many people. It won’t come as a surprise if someone decides to move to New Zealand.

A country comprising of two islands – the North Island and the South Island, it has around 600 islands. Out of the total population of New Zealand, there are 74% Europeans, 14.9% Maori, 11.8% Asians and people from many other races.

Before you decide to move to New Zealand, read this guide of pros and cons.

THE PLUS-SIDE

Great weather that is not too hot, not too cold.

Friendly attitude, happy people.

Breath-taking landscape that will lift your spirits.

Liberal people who care about the environment and avoid disputes.

A good public health system.

Low corruption levels.

One of the safest places in the world.

Not crowded, not overpopulated.

THE FLIP-SIDE

Because of too much sun, skin diseases and skin cancer are a big concern.

Get used to insects like mosquitoes.

Because of its location, it is situated far away from everywhere.

Limited public transport.

It has limited career options.

Auckland where around 25% of the people has crazy housing rates.

If you come from a city where there are a lot of people and you are used to being around many, it might get difficult for you to adjust.

People might fail to understand something that is not typical to New Zealand.

Things like fuel, food, vehicles etc. are more expensive spiking up your cost of living.

Deciding whether or not to move to New Zealand is a task in itself that will take up a lot of your time. Setting aside the budget to move and preparing yourself to take the jump is a lot of work too. Let the experts at 21st Century Relocations help you with moving, packing and all your relocation needs to make it stress-free.