Can white people immigrate to New Zealand?

First of all, congratulations on your coming to New Zealand to study and live. ..

1: At present, there is no direct flight from Guangzhou to Auckland. You can take the bus directly to Guangzhou Hong Kong International Airport, and then take Cathay Pacific flight, which usually comes in the afternoon and arrives the next morning. The total flight time is about 1 1 hour, and the time difference between Auckland and Hong Kong is now 5 hours. The temperature difference is relatively large, and the season in March in New Zealand is summer.

Checked baggage should be related to each airline. Generally, the checked baggage is about 20kg, and it can be 5kg up and down. When you arrive at the counter, politely tell the staff that this is your first time to study in New Zealand. A good staff member may let you take more than 7 kg. (And it's best not to put toiletries and some bottles and cans of water on your hands. You can put them in the checked suitcase. notebook

Prohibited items include animals and plants, needless to say, as well as food (such as vegetables, fruits, dried seafood, etc. ). If you want to take it, you need to seal it away, as well as Chinese and western medicines (such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, antiallergic medicine, etc. You'd better take a manual with you for each kind. Students studying abroad for the first time will have a thorough unpacking inspection without accident. By the way, the students coming to China for the first time will have a thorough investigation. You'd better wrap it in a sealed bag, too And you can only bring 200 cigarettes (equivalent to one cigarette). Of course, you can put one or two bags on your body and unpack them. You can't bring more than 1 ten thousand RMB in cash in China (1 NZD =4 RMB, 2008 1). If you need to bring more than NZ $10,000 in cash, you'd better take it with you. Bank of China is recommended. Cigarettes and cash are discussed. Some people successfully brought two or three packs of cigarettes, and 20,000 to 30,000 or more went through the customs. Because of luck, they were not checked. However, students studying abroad for the first time had better not take any chances.

Besides international students, there are three kinds of people here: white, Maori and islanders. White people belong to the population who immigrated to New Zealand from Europe. Most of them are friendly to Asian students and generally live on the north shore of Auckland, near the Central District. Islanders belong to the people who immigrated to New Zealand from the island countries near Oceania. They are not necessarily friendly, just so-so, and some are also very bad. It depends on whether you will meet those particularly bad ones. Generally speaking, there are many people living in the west of Auckland, as well as Maori, and the local aborigines (Maori history, you will know later, so I won't go into details here) are violent and barbaric. Better not touch them. Of course, it's not that it's all bad. Most of these people are subsidized by the government. They don't work. The south is the Maori gathering place. So is the west.

Regarding the price, according to the local consumption level, it should not be expensive, but when converted into RMB, foreign students who have just arrived here should be very unaccustomed. A bottle of water is more than ten RMB, a pack of cigarettes (25 cigarettes) is about fifty RMB, and a normal meal is about forty or sixty RMB per person. It costs about 100 RMB to go to the supermarket to buy things. Electronic products are not much different from those in China, and clothes are not too bad. 80% of the clothes here are made in China. Cars here are relatively cheap. Most of the first cars bought by foreign students who are new here are used cars to practice. Compared with domestic cars, brand-new cars are also cheaper. The biggest difference lies in tariffs. Because New Zealand doesn't have its own car factory, it imports cars at zero tariff. This is very different from China, where tariffs are extremely heavy.

In Auckland, there are three China supermarkets and many foreign supermarkets, so you can buy almost all daily necessities. In addition to clothes and shoes, it is best to bring one or two sets of daily necessities, such as toothpaste, toothbrush, towel and shower gel. Although all these can be bought here, you are a stranger in the first month or two when you first came to Auckland. Maybe they will take you to buy these daily necessities, but it should be much better to bring them in advance. You can search the list of things you need to bring to Oakland online, and you should have them all. I think it's enough to bring something you think is useful in the first few months.

When you come here, you go to a language school first. Most language schools are located in the city center. Some schools always have office buildings on the first floor. Don't think it is small. Many of them have brought electronic dictionaries, which can be used at first. Teachers' words are different in every school. Some teachers are good and bad, but the key is to see how you learn. The environment is there, and there are only a few or a dozen students in class. Remember to communicate more, don't care about your English level and grammar, don't blush, say it out loud. This is what foreign students who have just come here to attend classes should do.

6. First of all, you should bring your laptop. Most of the laptops you buy here are in English, unless you go to a store in China. But at first, it's not easy for you to find a computer shop in China, so you can take your laptop with you. Usually, the software you use is fine. If you study, you can bring game software. Usually, you can bring computer software with you if you want.

7. Needless to say, any brand and model can be used here (by the way, if you like photography, bring a better camera, because the scenery in New Zealand is really good). As for mobile phones, domestic Unicom 133 mobile phones can't be used (that is, CDMA), and everything else can be used. Buy a local card and you can use it when you come. Recommended.

8. The domestic driver's license can be used here for one year, that is, from your first day in New Zealand, but you need to find a translation company recognized by the local government to translate it into English. You can drive in New Zealand, but only if you can drive and are familiar with the principles and regulations here. I suggest that you'd better take a written test here. Be responsible for yourself. There is no need to do notarization in China, just get a driver's license.

9. The most important thing is your passport. The rest can go on. Take the school materials and your notarized materials, originals and copies, just in case. If you can, you can go to the bank to change some New Zealand dollars or bring a credit card. That's about it. I hope you can add some missing comments. These views are purely personal. They are for reference only. You can send me a message if you have any questions. I'm happy to give you advice. Finally. ...