How to move to New Zealand
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 17. 03. 2023
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- Making the move to New Zealand is a hard one. Good news...I am here to help. In this video, we will overview the first steps in moving to New Zealand and you will hear stories about how to apply for the Entrepreneurial visa!
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The fact they chose NZ after all that travelling shows a great deal - Welcome back Chantelle and family, and for good!
Paul - yes I agree!
I moved to New Zealand at 34 years old stayed here for 2 years on a working holiday visa and came back at age 39 with my wife who a kiwi that sponsored me and now Iâm on a residency visa :)
Oh yes - I forgot that as an option. Thanks for the correction.
Wow, what a great compliment you choosing us, especially since no one can say you didn't check out everywhere first. I think the long sometimes difficult process of immigrating here is a good thing for both NZ and the people coming here. Obviously it means we get great people and I don't mean that in an elitist way as there are paths to get in for people from most backgrounds, what I mean is we get the people who are determined to come here and are prepared to put in the effort, so they will be more likely to succeed here and are more likely to integrate. It also keeps out the elements of their countries they wanted to leave behind, whatever that may be. Another thing I'd like to say for people considering coming to NZ is that life here is pretty good, but not easy, it isn't a cheap place to live and we don't have the super high pay that you can find in other places, but it is not hard to be comfortable and there are plenty of opportunities to do better than that If that is what you wish.
Yes there is no perfect place - but NZ is pretty great!
So good to see Chantelle and her family back in NZ, I wish them all the absolute best.
Thank you for the video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much for your comment on it again thank you from the bottom of my heart god bless you again
Itâs amazing to read all the nice kiwiâs comments here! I canât wait to move to NZ!
I know - I think I could only be on social in NZ - so much nicer.
Thank you:)
You're welcome!
Wow New Zealand Immigration is so amazing! đđđ Congratulations to Chantalđđđâ€ïžI am applying for the Entrepreneur Work Visa as well. I will finish the business plan then get all of documents ready to submit to New Zealand Immigration soon. Hope we can get good luck like Chantal!
This is so exciting! Let me know how I can help
@@Kiwiamericans Thank you so much đ I am trying do everything by myself first. If I need your help, definitely will contact you đ
đ *CONGRATSSSS* đ
Yay our Growing up without borders fam bam is back! :D
I would love to hear more about being a digital nomad and getting a visa. Iâm moving to NZ and Iâm a website designer, thanks!
There really is no digital nomad visa here just a visitor visa where you can stay a maximum of 9 months ( out of an 18 month period)( 3 -3 month visitor visa and you have to apply for each extension or fly in and out). They have recently made it much harder for foreigners who are not highly skilled ( meaning can't find people in NZ to fill the roles) to get work here. So this is not a country that you can 'settle in'...easily at all. Also be aware it is very difficult to find housing here unless you have the funds to stay in airbnb's the whole time. The cost of living is overall quite expensive but that is the case in many places at the moment.
Visitor visa are not hard to get depending on where you are coming from ( I can't speak to the ease or difficulty about getting the extentions)...just be prepared for the above.
Welcome back. I would question how this works out for traveling to the 90+ countries left ?
New Zealand is a long way away to travel from
Yeah they are planning on doing it! They are crazy and really don't spend too much time in each country!
Is Chantel gonna be living in Wellington? if so good choice Iâm keen to move down there but still quite expensive unfortunately. I own a 2 bedroom unit in Howick East Auckland and really need my space.... ppl are idiots these days so Iâm after a proper house.... would still need a mortgage to upsize from an Auckland unit to a Wellington house.... hence why Iâm thinking moving to a rural area in NZ or overseas.
So since this is from six months ago I suppose Chantel and her family have now settled in permanently?
All I can say is welcome I like to think that you saw future prospects welcome welcome especially you lady's as I am now retired too aussieđ đ â€
Thanks for watching!
How hard is to get a visa and how long it takes to get a real resident paper just need to know about it again thank you for all your videos and your help for your comments about citizenship god bless you and your family
2 years to become resident once you arrive
How can a college kid do some work there for a few months?
NZ in my mind!
My husband is a teacher / admin here in America and we want to move our family to NZ. Is it worth trying to teach over there or would it be better to come with a different visa?
Teachers are short listed... so getting a visa easier if you are a teacher
Can I move to New Zealand to work and live when I'm 18?
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Greetings Tara,, I'm applying for a post study work Visa and everything seems to be going on well. I'm at the point I will have to upload the necessary documents. Is there any likely chance I would be granted Visa. I have followed you for 2 years plus now and your advice has helped me so far including your videos. When it comes to New Zealand you are the sure person I would seek advice from. Awaiting a response from you. Thanks
Well I have no idea if a visa will go through but fingers crossed! I am here to help :). Definately check out the training hub as that has everything you need to prepare and set up life here. www.kiwiamericans.com/new-zealand-training-hub
@@Kiwiamericans Alright Tara, I belive this will pull through for me by God grace and miracle. I will definitely check out your videos on training Hub, thanks for all you do. God bless you and your entire family. Cheers
Im doing dressmaking is this good chance get a job in nz?
Fabulous video. We're definitely going to connect with you as we work to move back to the greatest country in the world. AOTEAROA â€
Hello Chantelle, Welcome Home Stranger!
It's Awesome To Have You And The Children Back.
The Two Of You Make Awesome Host, Keep Up The Great Work You Are Both Doing đ â€đâ€ïžđâ€ïž
Thank you so much!!
I have an online business. It sounds like I would be able to get a Visa. Am I correct? How does it work for minor children?
Is there like amount in your account to gwt approved the visa?
There are so many visa options it will literally depend.
Been thinking of moving to NZ especially for healthcare and education. and just seems like a beautiful place to raise family. is it more difficult to start a business there as an american? And say you want to do a business. Can you get loans from the banks to help with the business.? thank you in advance.
Nz very much supports small business... there are all types of loans and programs
@@Kiwiamericans oh great to hear. would i have to get the entrapenur visa first then once, i am there i can apply for loans.
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Good Morning - thanks for watching!
Iâm SriLankan, my siblings are in US but I want to move to NZ and watch cricket in peace. đ
Hello how can I contact you because I want to relocate to NZ
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something tells me that youve never been to auckland...
Hello, how can I contact you privately? Thank you đđ»
You can reach out to me at kiwiamericansnz@gmail.com
please how can I get work permit visa
The visa process has changed dramatically in the last few years! My pathway is to get you in my community and then apply for the visa through my partnered company. www.kiwiamericans.com/new-zealand-training-hub
1:09 Tara, you CAN'T help people with questions about visas. You're not a licensed immigration adviser, are you? you're treading a really fine line in a lot of your videos.
Pretty sure she stated that in the beginning of this video
@@trudiaflallo5245 and yet she went right ahead and offered to provide advice on the visa system. that's an offence, right there. she can point out there "where to start" bit, but she can't go any further than that. but she keeps on skirting that area.
â@@iatsd stop being pedantic.
â@@iatsd Bruh, check yourself before you wreck yourself. The advice she's talking about giving is logistical advice for the physical process of moving to another country, such as "don't bother bringing over any of your kitchen appliances because they'll blow up immediately if you ever forget to us a step-down converter." As she makes clear in every video where immigration comes up, she can't give any procedural advice about the application process itself other than head to the INZ website because it has everything you need, and don't stress out because all the officials are really helpful and friendly.
There's more to immigrating than just getting a visa, and Tara has plenty of insights to offer on important things like what ammenities different cities have to offer and how to get acclimatised to Kiwi culture and daily life. The licensing requirement is about ensuring that migrants aren't getting ripped off by scammers who lack the necessary expertise to advise on the visa process, not protecting them from locals who can tell them which city offers the best bush walks. You're getting your feathers ruffled over nothing.
@@michaelheliotis5279 Except that ISN'T what she does. I even provided the time stamp for the part that is problematic. If you can't understand that then pipe down while the people with a clue chat. Some of us do actually have experience in this area. Hell, some of us are even licensed and globally certified in it.... ;-) :-)
hi i m working for sudia Arabia and know i moved newzealand if you sponsorship letter i am plumber
I wish I could move to nz but the visas are so expensive now
I can't even afford to apply đ
Oh noooooo
If you apply for a temporary 3 year work visa it works out to be less than 50 cents a day. Which is a bargain. If you apply for residence that gives you the right to live in NZ forever. So again a bargain. Compare that to the cost of airfares for a 1 to 4 week holiday and the NZ visas are a lot cheaper per day.
Some nz do actually retire to Australia forgive us our crazyđ đ
No worries - Australia definately has it's benefits.
wjy not do a video of what NZ is actually like. The gang, drugs, assaults, burglaries and of course the number crime..... theft. The sort of everyday life here.
Itâs gotten worse Iâll agree.... but still not as bad as cites in the US. Iâd like to actually see stats on random incidents cos lots of the crime in NZ isnât random.
Rest assured, in our opinion after visiting 118 countries as a family, NZ is extremely safe and one of the best countries in the world. For example, have you ever been to Guyana?
We checked into an Airbnb in the capital with 7 locks on the back door and a security guard with a gun who stayed awake at night to protect us.
That was a dangerous country we couldnât t wait to leave.
NZ may have challenges but overall we love your beautiful country.
âââ@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Why'd you chose NZ when you have Swiss citizenship? NZ is so remote, and is hard to travel to/from
Surely it's better to live and stay in central Europe. I love my country, but Switzerland is far superior.
â@@shaunmckenzie5509 It's clearly obvious.... Swisslands chocolate is over rated. đŻ đ¶
@@shaunmckenzie5509 I can't wait to visit Switzerland again.