New Zealand ("Sunday Times" Working & Living)

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2008
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This title uncovers the best places for you to move to, from Christchurch to Wellington. It gives specialist advice on dealing with red tape, from gaining visas and work permits to buying a property and moving in. It guides you through the settling in process, from education and healthcare to cellular phone services and banking. It puts New Zealand into context with details on its political, economic and religious situation, and social behaviour. It helps with the challenges of finding a job, both working for other people and setting up your own business.

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This title uncovers the best places for you to move to, from Christchurch to Wellington. It gives specialist advice on dealing with red tape, from gaining visas and work permits to buying a property and moving in. It guides you through the settling in process, from education and healthcare to cellular phone services and banking. It puts New Zealand into context with details on its political, economic and religious situation, and social behaviour. It helps with the challenges of finding a job, both working for other people and setting up your own business.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: 2nd Revised edition
Publisher: Cadogan Guides
Published: 19 Jun 2008
ISBN 10: 1860114059
ISBN 13: 9781860114052

Media Reviews

'Excellent' - Financial Times

Author Bio

Georgina Palffy worked as a travel editor for Cadogan Guides, a political and media analyst for an intelligence organization, a foreign affairs journalist at the Guardian and D aily Telegraph newspapers, and an art reviewer for a London listings magazine. She has also lived and worked in Rome for several years. Since moving to New Zealand in 2002, she and her family have been living 100 yards from the beach in Napier, art deco capital of Hawke's Bay. Married to a New Zealander, she didn't really want to come to the southern hemisphere in the first place, but has been converted to the easygoing charms of life on a South Pacific island.