As a kiwi who has travelled a lot and lived in other countries, NZ definitely is a more chilled relaxed place to live. Yes it’s far away from other places…but this makes it safer and cleaner. Thankyou Anna for talking about pros and cons…yes…no country is perfect ❤
The "median income" not salary in NZ is about $62,000, the "average"salary is just over NZ $75,000 (about the same as France and the UK when converted to $US). Average and median are constantly mixed up when comparing countries. The NZ government usually quotes median while the Australian as an example usually quotes average. NZ has the 3rd highest minimum wage on the planet so in no way a low wage country by any measure thats a myth, but it does have a high cost of living.
I love your videos!! You are such a cutie!❤❤❤ I would love to visit New Zealand but I don’t know about living there permanently! I bet it is a beautiful country for sightseers, with all the beaches and mountains!Keep up the informative videos!
great video kotik you should try the beer Zywiec Porter from Poland o bozhe amazing stuff, im from Auckland but living in Australia im glad you are enjoying yourself and the down to earth atmosphere in NZ
I think New Zealand suits those that are financially secure. Whether you are a high earner, living off inheritance or being supported by extended family. Basically, it, 's a country for people who have what they need and life is all about what they want
Thank you;good vlog & informative. All the best, for your future, in Aotearoa. I live in the UK but would love to return. I've got Europe on my doorstep, but still pine for the life far from the maddening crowd, with the lifestyle & scenery unsurpassed by anywhere in Europe.
No we aren't prosecuted for being unvaccinated, I for one am non jabbed. Mandates for the Health sector are still in place,Hospital professionals can't work if unvaccinated.
So basically NZ sucks,don't live here.5000$ us is about 8000$ nz,thats far to high.I live well on 3000$nz/month>Remember the average weekly wage 1200$a couples min wages is 1700$ per week,less tax.Thats a solid standard of living,again consumers can easily budget food costs.I live well on 70$/week (food only)-takeaways,wine/beer and meals are not basic food costs.I observe people spending mega bucks on takeaway lunches, Mcdonalds is now a luxury cost,make your own.
As a kiwi who has travelled a lot and lived in other countries, NZ definitely is a more chilled relaxed place to live. Yes it’s far away from other places…but this makes it safer and cleaner. Thankyou Anna for talking about pros and cons…yes…no country is perfect ❤
The "median income" not salary in NZ is about $62,000, the "average"salary is just over NZ $75,000 (about the same as France and the UK when converted to $US). Average and median are constantly mixed up when comparing countries. The NZ government usually quotes median while the Australian as an example usually quotes average. NZ has the 3rd highest minimum wage on the planet so in no way a low wage country by any measure thats a myth, but it does have a high cost of living.
I love your videos!! You are such a cutie!❤❤❤ I would love to visit New Zealand but I don’t know about living there permanently! I bet it is a beautiful country for sightseers, with all the beaches and mountains!Keep up the informative videos!
Im so keen on a South Island mish one of these days... especially Central Otago which has a more extreme climate
great video kotik you should try the beer Zywiec Porter from Poland o bozhe amazing stuff, im from Auckland but living in Australia im glad you are enjoying yourself and the down to earth atmosphere in NZ
I think New Zealand suits those that are financially secure. Whether you are a high earner, living off inheritance or being supported by extended family. Basically, it, 's a country for people who have what they need and life is all about what they want
Thank you;good vlog & informative. All the best, for your future, in Aotearoa. I live in the UK but would love to return. I've got Europe on my doorstep, but still pine for the life far from the maddening crowd, with the lifestyle & scenery unsurpassed by anywhere in Europe.
Good insight tq❤
So, if one has low salary and high cost of living, how he/she can enjoy food, nature, large space, ski, ....
Welcome NZ friend
Great country.
Queenstown is the best
welcome to nz i live in nelson
Interesting
Hallo Anna. Do you have any information about vaccination mandates in NZ? Are people beeing or have been prosecuted for not being vaccinated in NZ?
Hi Jorge, as far as I know there are no requirements regarding vaccines etc.
@@simplenewzealandwithanna Hallo Anna. Thank you for your attention. I am glad to hear there are no requirements. Enjoy your stay. Best wishes.
Despite a lot of conspiracy theories online, New Zealand does not mandate COVID vaccinations.
@@jorgemoll5994 hi bud I'm from Christchurch New Zealand and there's no requirements for vaccines so come on over 🇳🇿😁👍
No we aren't prosecuted for being unvaccinated, I for one am non jabbed.
Mandates for the Health sector are still in place,Hospital professionals can't work if unvaccinated.
Сразу понял что русская по акценту😄
It’s just toooo far
😅 thank God for that otherwise the mexican border crisis may have been the NZ border crisis.
@@teevis3620All that needs to be done is make North America either one country or an alliance. Problem solved.
So basically NZ sucks,don't live here.5000$ us is about 8000$ nz,thats far to high.I live well on 3000$nz/month>Remember the average weekly wage 1200$a couples min wages is 1700$ per week,less tax.Thats a solid standard of living,again consumers can easily budget food costs.I live well on 70$/week (food only)-takeaways,wine/beer and meals are not basic food costs.I observe people spending mega bucks on takeaway lunches, Mcdonalds is now a luxury cost,make your own.
If you marry me
I would move where ever you would me ❤😍