I want to work and travel in New Zealand. I want to know some details. thank you ...

In fact, if you don't go to school, a tourist visa is very easy to handle. Just like traveling to America and Australia, there should be no problem.

I spent a year in New Zealand. Please introduce me.

New Zealand is relatively small, with few amusement parks and big shopping malls. Generally, there are no open shops on the street after 5 o'clock. There are fewer busy places, and the biggest entertainment is watching movies. People there mainly speak English. Maori discriminate against China people. Mainly the environment is good and clean. The environment in South Island is similar to a fairyland (as my mother said). The education level is above average.

Part-time job: There are still many opportunities to work there, especially in Auckland (where I live). There are many restaurants and small shops in China, and the salary is about one hour in 30 yuan (the average salary of waiters). But English is generally required, and a few people require Cantonese. You can support yourself as a waiter if you can make do. Foreigners also open some convenience stores or coffee shops. You can also try. But foreigners' shops generally require a little English. Unless you wash the dishes.

If you don't want to be a waiter, it seems that they don't accept foreigners casually, especially those with high wages and long working hours. It seems that you need to prove that you can stay there for a long time. There seems to be less food and clothing in New Zealand. If you go there to live, you can live in a villa (laughs), which is your own house. Every family there is like this. And the price is not high. But the shops are generally in the city center, and they have to take the bus back and forth every day. Unless you buy a car. But if you buy a car, you have to take the exam. Yun Yun.

As for whether there is any gain from working, I think you can be a foreigner in the shop where you work, often participate in activities promulgated by the government and go to bars more. If necessary, generally speaking, it is not lively there. If you don't take the initiative, it will be even more deserted.

If you travel, it is mainly natural scenery. If you like America and Beijing and Shanghai, then you may be disappointed. There are many mountains, you can also play skydiving, you can stay in a stylish small hotel (the one with a kitchen), you can go boating, diving, skiing, skating, horseback riding, boating and so on. These are easy to find as long as you know English. People there are more enthusiastic and polite than people in China. They will be happy to help you. A small place is full of sheep, cows and horses. If you can drive, you can rent a car and cross the vast Yuan Ye by yourself. On the endless pony road, you can see mountains, grass and a pile of sheep like soft balls, listening to the music in the jeep. On the whole, unforgettable.

But if I want to stay for a long time, such as getting permanent residents, I don't know much about it, but I need some preparation and efforts. These can go to the immigration website and ask customer service.