Relocation to New Zealand
A guide to relocating to New Zealand: visas, taxation, housing, education, healthcare and employment, with a personal Journey Manager and end-to-end support from Ocean.
A guide to relocating to New Zealand: visas, taxation, housing, education, healthcare and employment, with a personal Journey Manager and end-to-end support from Ocean.
- CapitalWellington
- Population~5.3 million
- LanguageEnglish · Māori
- CurrencyNew Zealand dollar (NZD)
- Time zoneNZST/NZDT · approximately 9–10 hours ahead of Israel
- Flight from IsraelApproximately 22 hours by air
Why here and what to know
Visas and residency
Routes include the Accredited Employer Work Visa, Skilled Migrant, Green List and family routes.
Taxation
Taxation is based on residency and the source of income.
Economy and cost of living
Housing and food are relatively expensive, particularly in Auckland.
Housing
The housing market in Auckland differs from other areas.
Education
Education options vary between Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch.
Healthcare
Arrange healthcare eligibility and health insurance according to your immigration and employment status, including interim coverage, the provider network and out-of-pocket contributions.
Community and culture
Auckland has an expatriate community and international services.
Employment and business
Employment hubs vary between Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch.
Ocean's winning tip
Coordinate your legal status, work, education and budget before choosing an address. With experience since 1944 and a global network, your Ocean Journey Manager brings these together in one plan.
Plan your move to New ZealandThe Ocean Knowledge Center
Expert guidance, practical tools and answers for better decisions throughout your journey.
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