The United Nations 2014 Human Development Report ranks New Zealand in 7th place out of 187 countries on its global Human Development Index. The HDI is a summary measure for assessing long-term progress in three basic dimensions of human development: a long and healthy life, access to knowledge and a decent standard of living.
Sections in LIVING IN NEW ZEALAND:
» Safety and Emergencies for Expats in New Zealand
» Retirement for Expats in New Zealand
» Family Life and Childcare for Expats in New Zealand
» Solo Living and Dating for Expats in New Zealand
» Shopping for Expats in New Zealand
» Entertainment, Media and Television for Expats in New Zealand
» Arts and Culture for Expats in New Zealand
» Fitness and Sport for Expats in New Zealand
» Communications for Expats in New Zealand
» Driving and Public Transport for Expats in New Zealand
» Government, Politics and Legal Systems for Expats in New Zealand
» Regions and Cities for Expats in New Zealand
If you are considering moving to New Zealand or are soon to depart, you can find helpful information and advice in the Expat Briefing dedicated New Zealand section including; details of immigration and visas, New Zealand forums, New Zealand event listings and service providers in New Zealand.
From your safety to shopping, living in New Zealand can yield great benefits as well as occasional drawbacks. Find your feet and stay abreast of the latest developments affecting expats in New Zealand with relevant news and up-to-date information.
Working in New Zealand can be rewarding as well as stressful, if you don't plan ahead and fulfill any legal requirements. Find out about visas and passports, owning and operating a company in New Zealand, and general New Zealand culture of the labour market.
