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my parents and larger families all arrived in early 1950's they managed and didnt spend time moaning about time zones (???? ) trips home ( they first went back after 25 years) or the weather (seriously?) unless you enjoy misery pack up and go back then because you wont ever be happy here

I’ve told people time and time again: Make sure you have a job lined up before moving to NZ and make sure you do your homework.

Ow die set🤣🤣

Congrats enjoy kiwi fruit

Such petty “problems” to be honest… Seems you guys have forgotten all SA problems and why you left South Africa in the first place.. I suspect you guys won’t last long in NZ.. 😆

I returned after 4yrs because The Cape town soil was calling my name every day. It was easy to resettle and to build wealth ... retired now ❤🤔

Thanks for the video!! Please let me know which Immigration Agency you used?

is it 100K gross?

How is the tax in New Zealand, am looking at moving but I would like to know more about tax

Glad to see you guys again 😊 People really should do more research in general 👍

Hi did u have to write any exams to start working.

This video boost me again, i am busy looking a position in New Zealand bz i have to immigrate to New Zealand. Thank you guys

Good evening, another great video-thank you! I am not sure if you are able to provide information about schools in Auckland. We have a 10 year old daughter and we would love to place her in a good school with a good structure/no bullying and where she will thrive academically Preferably a school for boys and girls. Thank you

SA government is pushing all our people out of South Africa 😢😢😢 and the rasist EFF is not helping our cause to build SA and to keep our people home 😢😢😢

Very informative 👏

Hi Thank you for making yourselves so vulnerable and transparent, it is so enlightening when people are real.

I can see a shift in your energy compared to your previous videos, and it seems like the reality of living in New Zealand is starting to set in. I am currently in New Zealand, exploring the possibility of moving here, but not committed yet. Before coming, everyone painted New Zealand as a perfect paradise. However, the reality is quite different. The people here are not particularly friendly, often coming across as stuck-up, and there's a lack of helpfulness. Companies are biased, frequently overlooking applications unless you have connections within the company. You always hear that New Zealanders get first preference, but many locals seem reluctant to work. The cost of living, including housing, food, and rentals, is unbelievably high, especially with the country currently in a recession. Companies expect you to start at the lowest level, regardless of your previous management experience. Many others portray an idealized version of life here just for social media likes, but you guys are keeping it real and honest. Good job, and I completely agree with your perspective after experiencing it myself.

Thanks so much for your honesty! Timezones and distance are hard definitely and 4 and a bit years later I can't say it gets much easier unfortunately. Best advice is have a standing WhatsApp video call or zoom setup on even a weekly basis with close family back home 😊 that's how we manage it currently 🤗

I recently moved to Denmark, the weather is still good but I am aware that sun is very shy to come out. Housing all over and the standard of living has become a challenge, well nothing compared to South Africa as it is still fairly reasonable that side.

Good morning from Cape Town. Thanks for your content. My wife and I both have been offered a health care post. It will be a culture shock but we doing the move for our little one. You've helped us tremendously with the info. Thank you once again

Always followed your vids, fellow ,🇿🇦 I keep on saying the same thing, plus the videos we watched to amp us up about this place were recorded on that one or two sunny days, lol.

we have moved to christchurch in jan. i completely agree! the time zones are insane.

unrelated comment, you guys are so beautiful.

Salt or butter

Amazing 🎉Congratulations Fam.

You will soon regret it go back home ❤❤❤

No good idea iwestem World not so great ❤

As an AucklanderI ALWAYS lock my car!!! And my house.

Quick question, how did you go about landing a job in NZ that fast?

Very good pricing, I would have bought broccoli, cauliflower and leafy greens like silverbeet and cabbage. But all in all very good. I buy up large at pak n save once a fortnight too, but usually spend a bit more on fresh vegetables that run out. If you don’t drink much milk buy some milk powder. Made up you wouldn’t know the difference from fresh milk.

How about the locals are they racist to Blacks? I heard the local Maoris don't like whites?

How can I contact you? Please I need your help.

Hey there from Gloomy Cape town . My wife and I are both radiographers(medical imaging technologists ) another Radiography branch similar to nuclear med ... and have both been approached by recruiters to go work in new zealand. My question is . .what should we negotiate our hourly rate to. Round about 45 to 50 dollars an hour or more. To be able to live comfortably... We currently in the talking faze with the recruiter.

congratulations guys! we are also about to start our process for the residency! please share the service provider and the english test? please

Thank you for the updates. We are working on ours. These tips are important

How did you go about finding a job. We decided on this move 6 April this year, but we do not want to make use of LIA and not sure how to go about finding the correct job.

Afternoon here in SA, and probably evening the in NZ, just want to find out the nitty gritty of applying for a working VISA, Jobs in finance sector e.g. banks, and health sector, wife is a professional nurse. etc, and stay well family.

How was the conversion from SA to NZ. We have 4 kids, not sure how they will adapt

Hi Mishka. Did you graduate in 2015 @ Unisa with your PhD? I remember someone like you🤦‍♀️

Thanks guys for the lovely video and also for answering one of my questions , really appreciate it ❤

That seems reasonable but I would have included more treats

Good day Zane & Mishka, we are really enjoying your content and we are actively starting our process... we just put our our home on the Market 😮 Can you please do a Video on Medical Aid and if you have a Chronic Illness what your options are ( I am diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis) and also Schooling, we have 2 Teenagers (14 & 15).. Thanks Colin & Fran...

Have you been to the night markets..i have been to.Mt Wellington and Botanys one..Its wonderfull.Whole new experience. I am on vacation here. I am from PE SA.

This really helps.. I'm looking to also move and it'll just be my son and I. Kinda gives some perspective on what to expect. Insightful! ❤ Thank you

So helpful and informative

I love your video..I am from SA on a 2 month holiday. I just love all the outdoor entertainment..the waterfalls, the lakes, jetsboat., the hot pools. So much to see and enjoy...I love NZ. D

Try inside Africa biggest SA shop in NZ 3 locations in Auckland and also try food culture they have a few locations its also a South African store. You can find braai meat biltong and any SA groceries you are missing from SA not cheap but you can treat yourself every once in a while

You could live off 1 salary but depends on your lifestyle my dads salary is in the highest bracket at 180 to 200k don't know his exact earning and my mom is a stay at home mom we have been here 6 years and we bought a farm in oxford Canterbury but I do agree extra income from 2 people working helps even on the highest salary it's tough sometimes when you consider buying a house or a farm a food bills are crazy.

Why are SA moving here,sure you'll get paid better in Europe or somewhere else,and it'll be less expensive

Hi Dunn's , it was so nice to hear you guys are from Bloem. Dis ook my geboorte plek. Love your channel. X