Is New Zealand immigrant-friendly?

Immigration is crucial to both New Zealand's economy and its culture. Let me explain why. read more

Culturally, New Zealand was extremely white and conservative up until the 60’s when the country started allowing Polynesian immigrants from countries such as Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga in in greater numbers, largely as laborers. read more

I moved to New Zealand to study in Waikato University, which is based in Hamilton a fairly small city and so my initial experience was based on that. Expectation:- Scenic beauty, huge amount of economic opportunity, snow, busy, friendly people, sheep, farms, small country, easy to find work/jobs, no corruption. read more

The Government has announced changes to the New Zealand Residence Programme (NZRP) for the next two years. read more