Australian immigrants' life satisfaction survey to see who is the big winner.

The survey asked immigrants to rate their happiness when they first came to New Zealand and now they are in New Zealand. A perfect score of 10 means that they are particularly happy, and a perfect score of 1 means that they are very uncomfortable in New Zealand.

The final answer given by hundreds of immigrants shows that they are satisfied with their immigrant life, because their happiness becomes stronger and stronger with the growth of their living time in New Zealand. Overall, it has increased from 6.6 when they first arrived in New Zealand to an average of 7.7.

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So, which country in New Zealand is the happiest immigrant? Filipinos won the championship with the highest score of 8 points, while they only got 6.8 points when they first arrived in New Zealand. South Korean and British immigrants tied for second place, with a sense of happiness of 7.9 points; South African immigrants followed closely with 7.8 points, but their happiness improved the most, with 5.8 points when they first arrived in New Zealand.

Filipino immigrants are very satisfied with life in New Zealand, because the wage level in New Zealand is much higher than that in the Philippines. Most Filipinos come to New Zealand with this purpose. Working in New Zealand for one day is seven times more rewarding than working in the Philippines for the same time, so their happiness is greatly improved.

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How satisfied are China immigrants who come to New Zealand with their lives? According to this survey, immigrants from China rated their happiness as 6.5 when they first arrived in New Zealand, but after living in New Zealand for a period of time, they generally feel happier now, and their scores rose to 7.7.