Where is New Zealand in Australia?

Question 1: Does New Zealand belong to Australia? What do you mean? You mean Australia and New Zealand belong to Oceania administratively and geographically. The word Australia is the product of studying abroad, which refers to Australia in general and is sometimes interchanged with Oceania. New Zealand and Australia are two completely independent countries, and there is no connection in administrative division.

Question 2: What's the difference between Australia and New Zealand? Australia (five stars)

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New Zealand (four stars)

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The national flag of New Zealand is a horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of 2: 1. The flag is dark blue, with the red and white "meter" pattern of the British flag on the upper left and four red five-pointed stars with white edges on the right, all of which are arranged asymmetrically. New Zealand is a member of the Commonwealth, and the red and white "rice" pattern shows the traditional relationship with Britain; The four stars represent the Southern Cross, which means that the country is located in the southern hemisphere and also symbolizes independence and hope.

The New Zealand flag first appeared as a design idea when designing the logo of the New Zealand nautical flag in 1867, but it was excluded because it could not clearly reflect the characteristics of New Zealand. However, two years later,1October 23, 1869, 10, the word "NZ" on the New Zealand nautical flag was replaced by the current Southern Cross, which became the earliest prototype of the current national flag. The current national flag is the same as the New Zealand nautical flag at that time, but the New Zealand nautical flag at that time was the British flag. The New Zealand nautical flag can only be used on ships at sea, not inland. Later, in 1899, the New Zealand sailing flag added a white disc-shaped background color to the original Southern Cross constellation, which surrounded the four red star constellations. 1902 On March 24th, King Edward V of England of England approved the New Zealand Flag Act. New Zealand * * * announced on June 12 that it would replace the British flag with the Southern Cross flag, which was originally a nautical flag, and take it as the official flag of New Zealand.

Australian flag

The national flag is dark blue. The pattern of the British flag in the upper left corner shows the traditional relationship between Australia and Britain. The largest seven-pointed star symbolizes the six states and northern autonomous regions that make up Australia. Five white stars represent the Southern Cross.

Question 3: Which is better to immigrate to New Zealand or Australia? Compare Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

1, entry and exit supervision.

Australia has looser requirements for new immigrants than Canada in immigration supervision. Canada requires that new immigrants must live for 183 days every year to maintain their immigration status, while Australia requires that they live for two years within five years to maintain their immigration status. So immigration control in Australia allows you to arrange your time more flexibly. New Zealand's immigration supervision is the most relaxed. If you want to become a foreign resident and keep your China passport to work in China, New Zealand is much more ideal than Australia and Canada. In Australia and Canada, as long as you don't become a citizen, you must sit in an immigration prison forever, and all the adults in your family need to sit in an immigration prison together. In New Zealand, the identity of the whole family can only be maintained by the main applicant who is held alone in the immigration prison. If the main applicant has met the residence requirements in the previous two years (for example, living for 65,438+083 days per year, or living for 465,438+0 days per year without living for 65,438+083 days, meeting the requirements of "having a permanent residence in New Zealand", for example, having a daughter in New Zealand and reporting global income to New Zealand, and so on. Then the whole family can get a permanent visa (indefinite visa). From now on, your family will not have to stay in the immigration prison for one more day, but can fly away to work elsewhere without losing your New Zealand immigration status. To be naturalized, Canada requires you to actually live for three years, while Australia only requires you to actually live for one year 1 1 month (the law stipulates that you can leave the country for one month after two years). New Zealand requires applicants to actually live in New Zealand for two years and two days (the law stipulates that they have lived in New Zealand for three years before applying for citizenship, and the departure time within three years should not exceed 12 months, and the single departure time should not exceed 6 months. The starting point of three years is to live in 12 weeks for 8 weeks, and you must also live in New Zealand in the past 8 weeks when applying for citizenship).

2. Pension issues.

When you are 65 years old, you will reach the retirement age stipulated by Australia, Canada and New Zealand. At this time, if you have lived in Australia and New Zealand for 10 years (you must live after 18 years old, not before 18 years old; Canada), you can receive a full pension of 100% (New Zealand also stipulates that five years in 10 must live after the age of 55). Canada stipulates that residents must have lived in Canada for 40 years before they can receive 100% full pension, and one fortieth of them will be deducted if they live less than 1 year; Only people who live to 10 are eligible for a pension. For example, if you reach the legal age of 65 and live in Canada for 9 years, you won't get the money (Australia and New Zealand are the same), but when you reach the age of 66 and live for 10 years, if you live in Australia or New Zealand for 5 years after 55, you can get 100% pension, while in Canada, You can only get a quarter (10 divided by 40 years = a quarter), 27.5% at the age of 67 (1/kloc-0 divided by 40 years = 27.5%), and so on, until you are 96, you can get a full pension, provided that you have not gone to the United States or China during this period. Of course, in these countries, you can get another pension from the retirement fund set up by * * *, and this second pension can only be enjoyed if you have a job and pay the fees. You can receive two pensions at the same time, and there is no contradiction between them.

3. Convenience brought by passport or resident status.

As an Australian resident, you can live and live in New Zealand at will and get the same treatment as New Zealand residents. The status of other countries cannot be like this. Canadian passport holders are free to enter the United States, but they are not regarded as residents, and their job search is restricted. For example, if the job you are looking for in the United States is not a seasonal farm helper, but a white-collar job, then you should apply specifically. New Zealand passport allows you to work and live in Australia without restrictions, but you can't be treated as an Australian resident in terms of welfare.

4. Opportunities.

Australia is close to Asia, the closest western country to China, and also a country facing Asia. Many multinational companies set their Asia-Pacific headquarters in Sydney. Canada, next to the United States, is a big market with many opportunities. New Zealand is close to Australia, but far away ... >>

Question 4: Is New Zealand a part of Australia? Of course, Australia includes mainland Australia, Irian Island, North and South Islands of New Zealand, Tasmania and some islands of Melanesia, Micconi Card and Polynesia on the southwest side of the equator in the Pacific Ocean, with more than 10000 islands.

Question 5: Which country is more suitable for living, New Zealand or Australia? First of all, there are the most suitable cities, but I have never heard of the most suitable countries. The country is too general, too general.

Every year, the world's top 10 most livable cities are selected, and cities in the following two countries are on the list:

Sydney, Australia Melbourne, Adelaide;

Auckland, Wellington, New Zealand.

The selection is based on population density, per capita area, per capita GDP, environment and climate, employment rate, medical care, education and stability.

But the most livable city doesn't mean it is suitable for you. Everyone is different, and a city suitable for others is not necessarily your first choice.

For example, I like Nelson in New Zealand best, which is also a gathering place for outdoor lovers all over the world, just because the scenery here is so beautiful and unique, the spotless environment, the mouth-watering salmon and the world-famous wine make people linger;

But if I consider employment, I will choose Sydney first, although I have a headache for its congested traffic.

Question 6: Where is the best place to study in New Zealand and Australia? Australia and New Zealand, as two major countries studying abroad in the southern hemisphere, have always been in the sight of domestic students and parents. In recent years, Australia and New Zealand have continuously introduced favorable policies in visa policies, scholarships and work visas. How to get into your favorite university is the most concerned issue.

First, accept the results of the Chinese college entrance examination.

Australia: Some universities recognize Chinese college entrance examination results, and six of Australia's top eight universities recognize Chinese college entrance examination results, namely: University of Sydney, University of New South Wales, Monash University, University of Western Australia, Australian National University and University of Adelaide. In addition, Macquarie University, Curtin University, University of South Australia and other world-renowned top 500 universities also accept applications with college entrance examination results. In other words, our students in China can apply directly to these world-renowned universities to study as freshmen through their college entrance examination results, instead of going to bridge courses such as preparatory courses.

New Zealand: At present, 1 of the eight public universities in New Zealand can accept Chinese college entrance examination scores-Massey University, which is a well-known university in the North Island of New Zealand. Generally, the requirements for college entrance examination scores are above the local college entrance examination scores. Using the results of college entrance examination to go straight to the first year of undergraduate course, students are generally required to have a high IELTS in English, and the entrance requirement is generally 6.5-7 points.

Second, the cost of studying abroad:

Australia: The tuition and living expenses of each international student in Australia for one year are basically around 250,000-280,000 RMB, which does not include part-time jobs. In terms of living expenses, according to the different areas you choose, the living expenses are also different. For example, the cost of living in Sydney is relatively high. The annual cost of living for international students is about 654.38 million RMB, while the cost of living in Queensland, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne is lower than that in Sydney, which is about 80,000-90,000 RMB per year. Tuition fees also vary, generally ranging from 14 to 18000 RMB per year.

New Zealand: Compared with Australia, New Zealand is a country with high cost performance in studying abroad. The annual tuition and living expenses of international students are basically 65,438 yuan +0.5-0.2 million yuan. There are 8 public universities in New Zealand, 19 Polytechnic, and the science and technology studying in New Zealand is equivalent to the domestic science and technology. Instead of adopting the teaching mode of science, engineering and university, the goal is to cultivate practical and technical talents. The tuition fee of New Zealand Institute of Technology is nearly one third lower than that of universities. If students want to choose a university with moderate cost, can learn a skill and is conducive to finding a job after graduation, then New Zealand Institute of Technology is the best choice.

Iii. Visa policy requirements:

Australia: According to Australia's latest visa policy, the student visa category for applying for an Australian undergraduate course belongs to 573 visa. At present, students are not required to pay a deposit. It can be said that this is an Australian welfare for China students. In addition, if the student has already obtained the Australian undergraduate student visa, then you will find that the visa deadline continues until graduation, that is, there is no need to renew it during the 3-4 years from the time you get the visa to graduation. This is a great thing for students.

New Zealand: Students applying for matriculation in New Zealand need to have a deposit of at least 450,000 RMB, and they must have a deposit history of at least half a year before submitting their visas. Student visas in New Zealand are issued in stages. For example, if you take a language course before attending the undergraduate course, the first visa you get only covers the language course stage, and you can renew it in New Zealand after the students meet the requirements of directly attending the undergraduate course. It takes a long time for New Zealand students to apply for a visa. It is recommended that you submit your visa application at least two months in advance.

Fourth, work visas and immigration.

Australia: At present, students who have completed their undergraduate studies in Australia, regardless of their major, can get a two-year PSW postgraduate open work visa after obtaining a bachelor's degree certificate. You can find a job locally, accumulate overseas work experience, and let your years of overseas study experience bear fruit. Subsequently, students can participate in Australia and skilled immigrants or sponsored immigrants, and Australian skilled immigrants are closely related to their undergraduate majors. For example, accounting major in business, engineering major, nursing, education, architecture and so on. You can participate in skilled migration.

New Zealand: You can get an open work visa of 1 year after completing the undergraduate course in New Zealand. If you can find a relevant job, you can apply for immigration to New Zealand. At present, skilled immigrants in New Zealand do not have very strict restrictions on their majors. Finish yourself seriously ... >>

Question 7: Which continent do Australia and New Zealand belong to? Australia monopolizes Australia, because it is the smallest continent in the world, so it is also called Europe, but it does not belong to one of the seven continents. Both New Zealand and Australia belong to Oceania.

Question 8: Is New Zealand Australian? No, New Zealand is an island country in the southwest Pacific Ocean. The area is about 268,000 square kilometers. Wellington is the capital and New Zealand is a member of the Commonwealth. New Zealand became an autonomous colony of Britain in 1856, an autonomous region in 1907, and completely independent in 1947.

Question 9: Besides Australia and New Zealand, which other countries are there in Australia? Australia has 13 independent countries, and the other ten regions are the territories of the United States, Britain, France and other countries. It is geographically divided into six regions: Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia.