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Queenstown
Think premier lifestyle! Place yourself where you want to be and strike a work/life balance like no other. In this exclusive adventure capital you can experience stunning views from local heights, bike riding through wine country and swims in scenic Lake Wakatipu. Whether you want to relax in the great outdoors, enjoy high quality schooling and family life, or simply find a great place to be, this valuable opportunity to live and work in Queenstown is second to none.
Guide to living/working in QueenstownWellington
Wellington is a vibrant, compact city that perfectly balances urban life with natural beauty. Nestled between rolling hills and a stunning harbor, Wellington is often called "the coolest little capital in the world." The inner city is completely walkable, you can explore trendy cafes, world-class restaurants, and a thriving arts and culture scene, all within a short distance. The city is known for its strong coffee culture, with independent coffee shops serving some of the best brews you'll ever taste. It also hosts numerous festivals, and has many art galleries. For nature lovers, Wellington offers easy access to hiking trails, beaches, and breathtaking views from spots like Mount Victoria.
Guide to living and working in WellingtonDunedin
Nestled on the scenic southeast coast of New Zealand, Dunedin is a city that seamlessly blends natural beauty and a rich heritage. Known for its stunning landscapes — ranging from rugged coastlines to lush rolling hills — Dunedin offers a lifestyle that is as inspiring as it is relaxing. Living in Dunedin means being part of a close-knit community with a strong sense of identity. The city boasts an enviable work-life balance, with short commutes, affordable living, and a vibrant arts and cultural scene. From exploring the historic architecture and lively local markets to enjoying world-class wildlife encounters on the Otago Peninsula, there's always something to spark your curiosity.
Guide to living and working in OtagoChristchurch
Christchurch is the vibrant heart of New Zealand's South Island, and offers a blend of urban charm and natural beauty. As the 'Garden City', it boasts lush parks, the tranquil Avon River, and a climate perfect for enjoying outdoor adventures. Christchurch has reinvented itself with striking architecture, world-class facilities, and a thriving arts and culture scene. From buzzing markets to festivals and performances, there’s always something to inspire and entertain. Cantabrians are also proud sportspeople and many famous New Zealand athletes hail from the region.
Guide to living and working in ChristchurchHamilton
Located in the heart of the Waikato region, Hamilton is a vibrant and fast-growing city that offers the perfect balance of urban energy and natural charm. Renowned for its stunning gardens, such as the world-famous Hamilton Gardens, and its close proximity to the rolling countryside, living in Hamilton means being surrounded by breathtaking landscapes with just a short drive to the beach town of Raglan with it's surfing vibe. Hamilton is a hub for agriculture, education, healthcare, and innovation and is home to the prestigious university, Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato (University of Waikato). Life in Hamilton comes with short commutes, affordable housing, and a welcoming, family-friendly community. The city’s central location makes it easy to explore New Zealand, with Auckland, Rotorua, and the Coromandel all within easy reach.
Working and living in the WaikatoSouthland
Southland, New Zealand’s southernmost region, is a hidden gem offering a lifestyle that’s truly one-of-a-kind. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, Southland features rolling farmland, rugged coastlines, and the awe-inspiring Fiordland National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Living here means being immersed in nature while enjoying a warm and welcoming community. For those seeking a great work-life balance, smaller towns and cities, such as Invercargill and Gore, combine a strong sense of community with affordable living, short commutes, and all the essential amenities you need. Southland's relaxed pace of life is perfect for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. From world-class fishing and hiking to wildlife encounters and cultural festivals, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy. The region’s charm lies in its authenticity - Southland offers a refreshing simplicity that’s hard to find elsewhere.
Guide to living and working in SouthlandNelson
Nestled at the top of the South Island, Nelson is a sun-soaked haven known for its stunning natural landscapes and vibrant creative scene. Surrounded by three spectacular national parks - Abel Tasman, Kahurangi, and Nelson Lakes - living in Nelson means having unparalleled access to golden beaches, lush forests, and crystal-clear rivers, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. With its compact size, excellent schools, and welcoming community, Nelson provides an exceptional quality of life, particularly for families. The city is also renown for being a haven for creatives and has plenty of bustling galleries, artisan markets, and local festivals. Food lovers can enjoy fresh seafood, amazing fruit and award-winning wines.
Guide to living and working in NelsonInternational applicants.
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