NZAMI annual conference

The New Zealand Shores team will be attending the New Zealand Association for Migration & Investment annual conference this Friday 18/08 all day. This conference will discuss current immigration trends and the latest policy changes.

We will respond to emails and phone messages from Monday 21/08.

Meanwhile, feel free to sign up to our free 5-day New Zealand guide, leave us a message, or check what New Zealand visa you may be eligible for by taking our free assessment!

NZAMI annual conference

Kiwis

Southland

Maori people

The longest place name in the world

New Zealand coastline

Top 10 paying jobs

Agriculture and Horticulture is New Zealand’s top producing industry!

The Forestry industry of New Zealand

Growing old in New Zealand

Made in New Zealand

Top Beaches in New Zealand worth a visit this Summer!

New Zealand is home to the steepest Street in the World!

New Zealand ranked as one of the least corrupt and most politically stable

Penguins Galore in New Zealand!

New Zealand number one on US travel list!

New Zealand wealth growth on top of the world

Exploring New Zealand’s National Parks

New Zealand – Home of the Bungy Jump

Glacier Country in New Zealand

Raising children? New Zealand is the best place in the world to do it!

Migration to New Zealand at an all time high

The most epic airline safety video ever made

A New Zealand story: Destiny calls

A New Zealand story: Surveying new horizons

A New Zealand story: An international family

A New Zealand story: Beaches, barbies, and a new lifestyle

New Zealand comes up trumps for expats.

A New Zealand Story: From skiing to surfing

A New Zealand Story: Family focus

Why move to New Zealand, in 30 words or less

A New Zealand story: Just the right lifestyle

A New Zealand story: Full of smiling faces

A New Zealand story: A marriage of career and lifestyle

A New Zealand story: A creative life

A New Zealand story: Family life returns for migrant couple

A New Zealand story: Building a new city and a new life

Christmas down-under

A New Zealand story: At home in Dunedin

A New Zealand Christmas tree with a twist

Dunedin – The Creative City of Literature!

New Zealand – The home of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup

The Southern Alps – The home of the Lord of The Rings and Hobbit Trilogies

New Zealand stars in world’s clearest skies list

New Zealand’s best career prospects

15 New Zealand spots you have to check out in 2015

Waiheke Island – better known as paradise!

ICC cricket world cup 2015 coming soon!

A snapshot into New Zealand life

Study in New Zealand

Increasing numbers of Australians call New Zealand home

New Zealand Shores at the Tongariro Crossing

The Thermal Explorer Highway in New Zealand

Tongariro National Park from above

Lonely Planet Guide’s Top 10 NZ Water Attractions

New Zealand companies on the forefront of innovation

New Zealand regions

Explore New Zealand’s diversity!

Profiling New Zealand’s top earner: Agriculture

22 Things to do in New Zealand – Milford Sound

22 Things To Do in New Zealand – Taieri Gorge Railway

22 Things To Do in New Zealand – Whale Watching

22 Things To Do in New Zealand – The Otago Central Rail Trail

22 Things Not To Miss in New Zealand – Ninety Mile Beach

22 Things Not To Miss In New Zealand – Moeraki Boulders

22 Things To Do in New Zealand – The Glaciers

22 Things To Do in New Zealand – Farewell Spit

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – The Catlins

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – Poor Knights Islands

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – Hokianga Harbour

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – Re:START Christchurch

Urgent Call For Electricians

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – Surfing at Raglan

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – Abel Tasman National Park

22 Things to do in New Zealand – No. 17 “WINE”

New Incentives Offered for Migration to the Regions

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – No. 18 Napier Art Deco

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – No. 19 “The Routeburn Track”

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – No. 20 “Wai-O-Tapu”

22 Things To Do In New Zealand – No. 21 “BUNGY JUMPING”