What is the per capita income level in New Zealand?

The average salary of a New Zealander is $1,086 per week.

1 New Zealand dollar = 4.7802 RMB

1 RMB = 0.2092 New Zealand dollar (real-time exchange rate in May 2017)

Between 15-19 years old Young people earn an average of $356 a week, which is unsurprisingly the lowest wage; those aged 20-24 earn $691 a week; and those aged 25-29 earn $970 a week.

The 30s and 40s are the two highest income stages, and they are rising steadily. But once you enter your 50s, your income starts to decline. The average salary before retirement (aged 50-59) is $1144 per week.

For those aged 60 and above, the weekly income is about $941. Pettersen said this means that some older people are still working and receiving low wages, "because these jobs may not be the jobs they had before, so the wages are lower.

The fastest income improvement is among those aged 15-24. In the past ten years, teenagers aged 15-19 can only earn NZD 356, while those aged 20-24 can earn NZD 691, which is almost double. (New Zealand teenagers need to be praised for this. Children in China. We are all busy preparing for exams and have no time to participate in social activities!)

Seek.co.nz, New Zealand's largest recruitment website, has just released the salary rankings of different jobs and industries in New Zealand over the past year. It has always been a professional job recruitment platform for most New Zealanders and companies, so its data has a certain degree of authority.

The top five industries with the highest average annual salary in Auckland

The first construction industry. Average annual salary in the industry: $102,002 compared to a year ago: an increase of 3%

The average annual salary in the second strategic consulting industry: $100,262 compared to a year ago: no change

The average annual salary of the third-ranked engineering industry: NZD 93,954 compared to a year ago: a decrease of 1%

The average annual salary of the fourth-ranked IT industry: NZD 93,777 compared to a year ago: an increase of 1%

The average annual salary in the fifth mining & energy industry: NZD 89,934 compared to a year ago: a decrease of 9%

The average annual salary in Auckland is NZD 76,326, compared to a year ago Increased by 0.7%

The top five industries with the highest average annual salary in Wellington

The first-ranked strategy consulting industry has an average annual salary of NZ$100,754. Compared with a year ago: an increase of 1%.

The average annual salary of the second-ranked IT industry: NZD 98,617 compared to a year ago: an increase of 3%

The average annual salary of the third-ranked engineering industry: NZD 93,734 compared to a year ago : Down 2%

The average annual salary of the fourth-ranked mining & energy industry: NZ$92,980. Compared with a year ago: an increase of 2%

The average annual salary of the fifth-ranked construction industry: NZD 90,067 compared to a year ago: an increase of 4%

The average annual salary in Wellington is NZD 81,321, an increase of 1.2% compared to a year ago

To summarize, the New Zealand average. In terms of annual salary, it is “higher in the North (Island) and lower in the South (Island), with Wellington being the highest. ". Most of the graduates who are not working in in-demand industries are still worrying about getting extra points for immigration. In fact, it is very good to choose Wellington! The traffic congestion problem that has emerged in Auckland and the still high housing prices have indeed made life worse than before. Generally good.

In terms of work, the average annual salary of jobs involving medical, IT, construction, and consulting is outstanding;

In terms of industry, the average annual salary of finance, IT, real estate, and energy industries is outstanding. No need to give in too much.

Part of the content is reproduced from Newland? Zhang Xie