Our guide was written by Lisa Canfield and Amanda Jackson and last published on Monday 1st April 2013.
Living in Auckland, New Zealand, can be an amazing experience. Boasting a sophisticated urban environment, a mild climate and absolutely breathtaking scenery, Auckland, New Zealand consistently ranks as one of the world’s best places to live in the world. New Zealand’s largest and most populated city is a magnet for expatriates from around the world, many of whom move here for the family-friendly environment, endless leisure opportunities, an exciting urban lifestyle or for various professional opportunities.
Whether you're already planning to relocate to New Zealand or are just researching whether living in Auckland is right for you, this comprehensive relocation guide will take you step by step through the entire relocation process, giving you the practical information you need to make moving overseas as smooth and hassle-free as possible.
The expat relocation guide contains the following information-
A detailed view of the visas available in Auckland together with details of how expats can ensure that they obtain and maintain a visa that’s right for their needs. Everything you need to know about securing the right visa including full contact details of people who can help, hints and tips on minimizing the paperwork and compulsory information that you need to know to ensure you stay within the realms of the law.
Details of the local culture, including language, holidays, religions, traditions and beliefs.
Written by an expat who lives in Auckland, this guide to living in Auckland offers something that other guides cannot; a genuine insider view. The writer presents bare facts and tells you how it really is, information that you will need if you are serious about living overseas.
Your only expat guide to living in Auckland; Feel at home abroad – Fast!
Our guide was written by Lisa Canfield and Amanda Jackson and last published on Monday 1st April 2013.
| 01 | Winter in Auckland is very cold. Be aware of this when house hunting. Most houses don't have central heating and some have no heating system at all |
| 02 | The weather in Auckland can change quickly and without warning. Always be prepared for sudden changes in temperature or a sudden downfall. |
| 03 | Consider joining www.cherrytree.co.nz. An online store that offers reduced price appliances and electronics. There is a membership fee. |
The Sky Tower in Auckland is approximately 328 meters tall and is the tallest free standing structure in the entire Southern Hemisphere.