New Zealand is a popular destination for British expats. Watch this exciting presentation to see the bigger picture of the emigration to this beautiful country.

1. New Zealand
moving to
the land of a long white cloud

2. New Zealand
moving to
the land of a long white cloud
This name was given to the country by the
first Maori tribes as they saw the land
veiled in cloud while they were
approaching the country in their canoes.

3. New Zealand &UK
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4. New Zealand &UK
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How does the living in New Zealand differ from the one in the UK?

5. New Zealand is an English-speaking
country with a huge expat community
but it is another world.

6. New Zealand is an English-speaking
country with a huge expat community
but it is another world.
There is no NHS - be ready to pay
for prescriptions, ambulances
and doctors;

7. New Zealand is an English-speaking
country with a huge expat community
but it is another world.
There is no NHS - be ready to pay
for prescriptions, ambulances
and doctors;
The cost of living is much
higher on certain products as
NZ is an island country;

8. NZ is much less crowded - even on Friday and
Saturday nights many central city pubs and
clubs are relatively empty;

9. NZ is much less crowded - even on Friday and
Saturday nights many central city pubs and
clubs are relatively empty;
Kiwis seem much healthier, happier
and sporty, jogging in their lunch hours,
marathon training and playing rugby on weekends;

10. Even in the biggest New Zealand's
megapolis it takes only minutes to get
to the beach, native park or mountain
biking trail.

11. Even in the biggest New Zealand's
megapolis it takes only minutes to get
to the beach, native park or mountain
biking trail.
Needless to say that New Zealand's
weather is much sunnier than that of
UK.

12. Even in the biggest New Zealand's
megapolis it takes only minutes to get
to the beach, native park or mountain
biking trail.
Needless to say that New Zealand's
weather is much sunnier than that of
UK.
While the UK’s sunniest region gets around 1750
sunshine hours a year, New Zealand’s three major
cities all get over 2,000 hours a year.

13. 2
The Cost of Living

14. 2
The Cost of Living
London is the 12th most expensive city in the world to
live in, according to Mercer's 2015 Cost of Living
survey, while Auckland is just the 61st.

15. Average prices on
some common
purchases

16. Average prices on
some common
purchases
updated January, 2016
Bread - white sliced loaf
NZ$1.55
Milk - standard, 2 litres
NZ$3.60
Meat - lamb chops (kg)
NZ$13.89

17. Petrol - 91 octane per litre
NZ$2.11
(NZ$9.59 per gallon)
GP/doctor’s visit - adult
NZ$37.14
Movie ticket
NZ$14-20
Auckland or Wellington 2-
person household - weekly
NZ$241.35
42” LED-LCD flat screen TV
NZ$600–1500
Car - Ford Focus (2.0L, 5 door)
NZ$36,350

18. What will you earn?

19. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.

20. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.

21. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.
The highest-paying jobs in
2014 were:

22. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.
The highest-paying jobs in
2014 were:
Information technology - $105,000-$125,000

23. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.
The highest-paying jobs in
2014 were:
Information technology - $105,000-$125,000
Doctor/specialist - $105,000

24. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.
The highest-paying jobs in
2014 were:
Information technology - $105,000-$125,000
Doctor/specialist - $105,000
Bank, finance, insurance – $100,000

25. What will you earn?
Average personal income
from wages and salaries in
2014 was NZ$51,532.
Obviously earnings may differ
according to what you do.
The highest-paying jobs in
2014 were:
Information technology - $105,000-$125,000
Doctor/specialist - $105,000
Bank, finance, insurance – $100,000
Marketing, media and
communications – $95,000.

26. The lowest-paying jobs in 2014 were:

27. The lowest-paying jobs in 2014 were:
Caregiver – $32,000

28. The lowest-paying jobs in 2014 were:
Caregiver – $32,000 Tour guide – $35,000

29. The lowest-paying jobs in 2014 were:
Caregiver – $32,000 Tour guide – $35,000
Waiter/waitress – $35,000

30. The lowest-paying jobs in 2014 were:
Caregiver – $32,000 Tour guide – $35,000
Waiter/waitress – $35,000 Retail assistant – $32,000

31. Things Other Expats
Learned
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32. Things Other Expats
Learned
3
"I love this country, our lives are so completely different to what I had
experienced in the UK. I am my own boss, we have children here now, I
make my own award winning wine, my wife gets paid to work with horses
(her absolute dream job), our kids go bare foot in school, I fish and dive,
you can ski an hours drive away, you can have a whole beach to yourself..."

33. No pennies, all prices for goods are rounded
off.

34. No pennies, all prices for goods are rounded
off.
Kiwis are probably the friendliest
people on earth.

35. No pennies, all prices for goods are rounded
off.
Universal healthcare with private
healthcare also available at a low price.
Kiwis are probably the friendliest
people on earth.

36. No pennies, all prices for goods are rounded
off.
Universal healthcare with private healthcare
also available at a low price.
Kiwis are probably the friendliest
people on earth.
Incredibly blue oceans and turquoise seas
from where you can easily collect your own
food.

37. No pennies, all prices for goods are rounded
off.
Universal healthcare with private healthcare
also available at a low price.
Kiwis are probably the friendliest
people on earth.
Incredibly blue oceans and turquoise seas
from where you can easily collect your own
food.
There are around ten sheep per every person and
it is extremely cute.

38. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.

39. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.
No air pollution at all.

40. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.
No air pollution at all.
New Zealand has an excellent public
transportation system.

41. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.
No air pollution at all.
New Zealand has an excellent public
transportation system.
The country is famous for its
low crime rates.

42. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.
No air pollution at all.
New Zealand has an excellent public
transportation system.
The country is famous for its
low crime rates.
And of course, it is famous for
legendary Lord of the Rings which was
filmed here. That’s how scenic the
country is.

43. It is very possible you will get caught
in a sheep herd while going to work
and it will make you smile all
morning.
No air pollution at all.
New Zealand has an excellent public
transportation system.
The country is famous for its low crime
rates.
And of course, it is famous for legendary
Lord of the Rings which was filmed here.
That’s how scenic the country is.
New Zealand has sometimes a bad
Internet connection, but it really is a
blessing as it just encourages you to
get out and explore more.

44. People in NZ are very relaxed. When
they say “No worries,” they do mean it.

45. The country is quite small so you
could be climbing a glacier in the
morning, roaming in the jungle after
your lunch, and 10 minutes
later relaxing on the sunny beach.
The perfect place for vacation!
People in NZ are very relaxed. When
they say “No worries,” they do mean it.

46. The country is quite small so you
could be climbing a glacier in the
morning, roaming in the jungle after
your lunch, and 10 minutes later
relaxing on the sunny beach.
The perfect place for vacation!
People in NZ are very relaxed. When
they say “No worries,” they do mean it.
Every employee has one full month paid
vacation a year.

47. The country is quite small so you
could be climbing a glacier in the
morning, roaming in the jungle after
your lunch, and 10 minutes later
relaxing on the sunny beach.
The perfect place for vacation!
People in NZ are very relaxed. When
they say “No worries,” they do mean it.
Every employee has one full month paid
vacation a year.
Kiwis are fond of gardening, so there
is a lot of organic food.

48. The country is quite small so you
could be climbing a glacier in the
morning, roaming in the jungle after
your lunch, and 10 minutes later
relaxing on the sunny beach.
The perfect place for vacation!
People in NZ are very relaxed. When
they say “No worries,” they do mean it.
Every employee has one full month paid
vacation a year.
Kiwis are fond of gardening, so there
is a lot of organic food.
It is illegal talking on the phone
while driving in New Zealand.

49. "Be open-minded, life is good here, but it isn't nirvana – we
have our share of challenges. Don't necessarily hunt out the
Brits, try and fit in with the locals, because most will have
come from somewhere else anyway."
And Finally...

50. Read also...
The People of New Zealand
New Zealand's Geography and Geology
Transport in New Zealand
Climate and Weather in New Zealand

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