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And what's wrong with New Zealand?

• EdwardDiego 4y ago
  We have lower salaries and higher living costs compared to other countries. That's fair and true. The bit about a "lack of culture and nightlife" is... interesting. What kinda culture were they looking for? The criticism that it's hard to get a job implies that the people answering it aren't coming in on skilled migrant visas, as those require an employer to a) sponsor you and b) document that they weren't able to fill your role in NZ, so you'd already have a job. So it makes me wonder if the people answering it had come over on student visas that became residency visas after completing their studies, in which case you're competing with all the other graduates (and we have had problems with private training establishments that were effectively set up to sell visas, so the "level 6 diploma in Business" you acquire from them has no value in the job market.
• willcipriano 4y ago
  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i3HokGUffcU https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i3HokGUffcU
• refurb 4y ago
  The very fact Kiwis flee to Australia for better pay and lower cost of living should tell you something.
• ZephyrBlu 4y ago
  Low pay, high living costs, very little going on, very isolated from the rest of the world and people are cliquey. If you can afford the premium, really like outdoors stuff and want a relaxed lifestyle then it's a good place to be, otherwise I think it's pretty bad. Things you would take for granted in many other parts of the world are either very expensive or just don't exist. There's also much less variety of things because it's a small place.