Nelson, a New Zealand immigrant

In many surveys, New Zealand's quality of life is among the best. Recently, New Zealand ranked second in the quality of life survey of Hang Seng Bank. A high-quality life comes from a relaxed lifestyle, a friendly natural environment, a positive work-life balance and a short commute time. Even in the largest cities, residents can reach beaches, parks or hiking routes in just ten minutes.

happy family

Family members can enjoy a healthier, more relaxed and more outdoor lifestyle. 70% of immigrants believe that children living in New Zealand will become more confident and develop more comprehensively. It is also a relatively safe environment for children. In 20 15, global peace index compared the risks of personal violence in 162 countries. New Zealand ranks fourth, Britain ranks 39th and China ranks 124.

Leading education

The quality of education in New Zealand is very high. According to the survey, New Zealand teenagers aged 15 scored higher in math and science than their British peers. Most of the best primary and secondary schools in New Zealand are public free schools. In terms of higher education, eight universities in New Zealand are among the top 500 in the world, and four of them have entered the top 250. According to a survey, more than 90% of immigrants think that the quality of education in New Zealand is equal to or slightly better than that in China.

Low cost of living

The daily basic living expenses in New Zealand are basically the same as those in Britain, but other living expenses are lower. According to Mercer's 20 15 Cost of Living Survey, London ranked 12 in the world, Auckland ranked 6 1, and Wellington ranked 83. New Zealand also has a good tax system. Britain's personal income tax is as high as 45% and New Zealand's is as high as 33%, which is one of the countries with lower tax rates in the world.

Pleasant weather

New Zealand has a mild climate, with warm and dry summers and mild and humid winters. The sunny time in southern England is about 65,438+0,750 hours, and the sunshine time in the three major cities in New Zealand is more than 2,000 hours every year. Some areas like Nelson can even reach 2400 hours. This kind of weather makes it easier for people to take part in outdoor sports all year round.

Good career prospects

More than 65,438+050 occupations in New Zealand are facing shortages, including construction, engineering, health, information and communication technology, science and tourism. Many employers actively seek employees from overseas. Many corporate cultures are special "Kiwi": friendly, professional and informal. British people can create small-scale enterprises with few levels, and they can also use international experience to help companies develop. In 20 15, New Zealand was also listed as the country with the most development potential outside Europe by Legatum prosperity index. New Zealand has been ranked in the top five in the index since 2009, which proves the good momentum of economic development.