Kiwi here. IT jobs are more scarce if anything. There's been huge cuts in governmental jobs so 1000s of people are looking for work which may make it harder for immigrants to find work. There's lots of support work roles though which may be worth looking into. Some of what this lady has said is really helpful. A lot of it you do not need to pay her to learn.
Yes but in 2025 there gonna be an influx of new opportunities in New Zealand for professional level IT jobs. And yes you don't need to pay my anything if it is unhelpful.
@Kiwiamericans that's fantastic about the job influx, where did you find this information? And no offence intended. Your videos are helpful thank you for sharing them x
Hi there… Given what just happened in the US (and the planet is stunned), I’m interested to hear if a return to NZ is on the cards. Or will you try to sit it out and hope his retributions and threats come to nothing? On the plus side, I’d imagine your business has had an immediate flood of queries. Best wishes from a Kiwi 🇳🇿
@ A simple search will highlight: “He has said that he will begin “mass deportations” of undocumented migrants as soon as his new term begins; that he will be a dictator for a day when he is sworn in, on January 20th; that he will pardon the thousands of January 6th “hostages” who stormed the U.S. Capitol, in 2021, on his behalf; and that he will go after his opponents, the political “enemy from within,” deploying the U.S. military to quell domestic disturbances and even suggesting that Mark Milley, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who dared to challenge him while wearing America’s uniform, was guilty of treason and deserving of execution. It is not inconceivable that Trump will move quickly to follow through on earlier threats to fire independent officials, including two of his own appointees whom he later turned on-the F.B.I. director Christopher Wray and Jay Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Even before his Inauguration, Trump’s victory will shake alliances and embolden autocrats around the world.” And of course there’s his remarks to Christian summit attendees that they would never need to vote again if he returns to the presidency in November.
@@boomertuxx Really? These are not hidden! Mass deportations of those he decides shouldn’t be in the US! Note the adverse impact on low-cost (eg: fruit pickers) staff availability and produce. Prosecute and jail political opponents! Removing the licenses of news outlets that weren’t supportive! Firing government workers who were disloyal (Schedule F)! Invoking tariffs (that will increase the price of imported goods)! Ending the Ukraine war in 1 day (and tell me that that doesn’t mean Ukraine handing over some of their territory to Russia!)! … And then there’s the pardon himself for all crimes! A truly sad period (since 2016) for the US!
I am a dual Canadian/Australian citizen. Thinking about moving to NZ someday using my Aus passport. I am able to work/live indefinitely as far as I know.
New Zealand is a great place to live off grid. The natural resources are just here, kinda everywhere. Dangerous animals? Had a black cat cross my path once. Won the sweepstake, so even that kinda thing doesn't work chur.
Have you personally checked out your eligibility for NZ Super? Leaving will affect this in the future. I'm currently on 1K fortnightly which is adequate.
I am a mechanical engineer, 59, with most of my career spent working in advanced manufacturing (automation). I heard in an NPR report this summer that NZ is actively trying to recruit talent in this field from the US. Is this true? So far, the NZ govt sites I’ve checked plus LI don’t bear that out. My wife, 62, and I are considering a visit first with possible WWOOFing or other work vaca and camping and possibly options to immigrate. We’re thinking of coming in March / April. Thanks for your Video, Tara! I’ll start checking out sites and steps you recommend. I’ve also read it’s more difficult if over age 55??
Hello, thank you very much for putting this together, it is a very useful video. I would like to ask, I’m having 5 years of Human Resources Management in UAE, originally from Ukraine and I dream in moving to NZ, I am familiar with NZ Labor Law, however from your experience is it possible to move as HR professional, ready for entry level of course, would appreciate any input. Thank you.
My husband and I would like to move in NZ. We are family of 3, our daughter is only 2 years old. May we ask advice what we can apply for or what will be the requirements? Thanks
I’m 19 and a student currently but i really want to move to NZ any advice for me ? My major is in IT (computer information systems) and i’m gonna do a minor in data analytics on my last year i’m in my second year right now
@@Kiwiamericans i’m not planning to move right now i wanna first graduate and gain experience in my country to build my resume so employers would hire me there in NZ :) I’ll definitely talk to you in a few years to start my immigration process 😊
I'm in your same boat, just graduating this January, then I'll be trying to get some real IT experience before making the move. A lot of companies in my area offer free IT certs, so I'll be targeting certifications that are well known internationally, so companies in NZ might be more likely to hire me.
Hey! My husband and I have been working with WorkingIn Immigration since the beginning of this year. They're awesome. Very helpful. But we've put in countless applications with NZ formatted CVs and cover letters and added our support letters to every application and email sent to employers and recruiters and still got rejected 😕. Even from employers listed as accredited employers on INZ website. My husband's occupation is on the Green List but mine isn't last I checked. He works in construction and I'm in project coordination/management, and have a background in medical both administrative and clinical. We are hopeful that 2025 will be better for us finding work and we are planning to visit NZ and hopefully land a few in person interviews. I've heard from some individuals in the FB community that showing up in person may tip the scales in our favor. Is that our only other option? We've been ready for the big move all year and it's pretty discouraging being rejected in every direction we turn but we're pushing forward regardless because we really want this for our family. Any thoughts? Advice? Love your channel! ❤️ 😊
@@VictoriaStrickland-en2uh great question and I've had other clients with the same issues. Unfortunately, New Zealand generally shuts down all of December and January so I think that that's what's in the mind of most employers right now that they're gonna pick up and start hiring in February. It is always good to be there in person, but I don't think it's necessary. I would hold out until February.
Depending on what skills your husband has .. Australia's mining industry is in full swing and looking for skilled professionals. The money is very good and the aussie lifestyle mirrors the Kiwi lifestyle sometimes better in a lot respects. This can also improve your chances of coming in to nz .either nz or oz they are both Good
@@VictoriaStrickland-en2uh I hope you guys get in soon , construction is a bit slow at the moment ,but looks like it’s picking up , our regulations for building are way different to the states , we are desperate for doctors and nurses , our culture is way way more relaxed than the states , I’m in Wellington and in the construction industry ,
I am considering moving to New Zealand with my girlfriend. As soons as I have the opportunity to leave Ukraine, hopefully in one piece. Is it possible to find a job as a psychiatrist and PPC spesialist?
Hey tara, im a 24y/o lgbt biology student trying to leave the US for my safety. Ive been planning on moving to NZ for years anyway, but things have been expedited by the election. Do you know how the job market is there for park employees? I work in a US park right now and i love my job, so id like to continue a similar career there if able
America went full retard commie red yesterday. Good thing I am heading towards Auckland next year. America will not survive very well in 2028, we would get a younger, stronger and a more will-powered leader that will permanently jail that evil Orange two-faced guy. FDT and his bullshit project 2025 which will fail like his bankruptcies and total failure. Goodbye America 2025!
Now that the U..S. has made its election choice some of those who didn't vote for Trump might be considering emigrating. Best advice: look elsewhere other than NZ Politically, it shifted to the right last year. Prices are now even more expensive, unemployment is rampant and crime is rising. And it is still small and backward. Even the creator of this website moved back to the U.S.A.
Maybe there is a reason why all these places have shifted to the right. Lots of ppl who voted Trump don’t even like him but they just can’t stand what the left have become.
I am interested into being a New Zealander or Kiwi. Actually, I was planning to move out of the USA in new years eve ever without my crazy abusive parents knowing. I want to live somewhere in paradise, I know NZ is expensive but USA isn't cheap either, stuff is also increasing and people are having mayhem and I had a meltdown yesterday and cried for 45 minutes. When a WWIII or Nuclear War comes, Oceania would be the only Continent that would survive. Earthquakes are nothing I lived in California for 9 years and those Earthquakes are worse than NZ. Yeah, I know it is a struggle but If i live in this Monarch Nation, At least I will learn to be Loyal and excellent. I want a immigrate towards NZ. I have tried and looked in Canada and the Economic situation is just as bad as down here in the USA. At least when the MAGAs leave NZ would be a lot more affordable by then. I would rather hang out with sheep in NZ then unconventional people who will harm me next to my abusive parents.
My husband and I would like to move in NZ. We are family of 3, our daughter is only 2 years old. May we ask advice what we can apply for or what will be the requirements? Thanks
Kiwi here. IT jobs are more scarce if anything. There's been huge cuts in governmental jobs so 1000s of people are looking for work which may make it harder for immigrants to find work. There's lots of support work roles though which may be worth looking into. Some of what this lady has said is really helpful. A lot of it you do not need to pay her to learn.
Yes but in 2025 there gonna be an influx of new opportunities in New Zealand for professional level IT jobs. And yes you don't need to pay my anything if it is unhelpful.
@Kiwiamericans that's fantastic about the job influx, where did you find this information?
And no offence intended. Your videos are helpful thank you for sharing them x
@ no offense taken... inside info 🤪
@Kiwiamericans well being a kiwi in IT I have not seen it lol
Hi from New Zealand
Don't come here, we like trump ALOT we fly his flag everywhere and we all like jesus.
don't come!
I definitely enjoyed this bit of information. The Thumbnail was too cute. 😊
Hi there…
Given what just happened in the US (and the planet is stunned), I’m interested to hear if a return to NZ is on the cards.
Or will you try to sit it out and hope his retributions and threats come to nothing?
On the plus side, I’d imagine your business has had an immediate flood of queries.
Best wishes from a Kiwi 🇳🇿
What retribution and threats?
@ A simple search will highlight:
“He has said that he will begin “mass deportations” of undocumented migrants as soon as his new term begins; that he will be a dictator for a day when he is sworn in, on January 20th; that he will pardon the thousands of January 6th “hostages” who stormed the U.S. Capitol, in 2021, on his behalf; and that he will go after his opponents, the political “enemy from within,” deploying the U.S. military to quell domestic disturbances and even suggesting that Mark Milley, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who dared to challenge him while wearing America’s uniform, was guilty of treason and deserving of execution. It is not inconceivable that Trump will move quickly to follow through on earlier threats to fire independent officials, including two of his own appointees whom he later turned on-the F.B.I. director Christopher Wray and Jay Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Even before his Inauguration, Trump’s victory will shake alliances and embolden autocrats around the world.”
And of course there’s his remarks to Christian summit attendees that they would never need to vote again if he returns to the presidency in November.
@@boomertuxx I think the new US King explained that every opportunity?
Never heard it. I’m not his biggest fan but I don’t recall any threats
@@boomertuxx Really? These are not hidden!
Mass deportations of those he decides shouldn’t be in the US! Note the adverse impact on low-cost (eg: fruit pickers) staff availability and produce.
Prosecute and jail political opponents!
Removing the licenses of news outlets that weren’t supportive!
Firing government workers who were disloyal (Schedule F)!
Invoking tariffs (that will increase the price of imported goods)!
Ending the Ukraine war in 1 day (and tell me that that doesn’t mean Ukraine handing over some of their territory to Russia!)!
…
And then there’s the pardon himself for all crimes!
A truly sad period (since 2016) for the US!
I'm big fan of your videos. I'm new zealand born. I'm leaving in germany for 10 years I miss new zealand
how do you ship items like crates that are full of personal items . what can you ship and not ship.
Most personal items you can ship.
Great information to use.
@@paulstine3109 so glad its helpful
You should move back to nz sounds like you miss it
I am a dual Canadian/Australian citizen. Thinking about moving to NZ someday using my Aus passport. I am able to work/live indefinitely as far as I know.
@@bowenwinterbottom yep you are all good with an Aussie passport
New Zealand is a great place to live off grid. The natural resources are just here, kinda everywhere. Dangerous animals? Had a black cat cross my path once. Won the sweepstake, so even that kinda thing doesn't work chur.
I need to check out Great Barrier island. The whole Island is off grid, haha that sounds cool.
Have you personally checked out your eligibility for NZ Super?
Leaving will affect this in the future.
I'm currently on 1K fortnightly which is adequate.
I’m interested to move with my family ,,
Awesome you have come to the right place
Hi, do you only work with Americans wanting to move to NZ or do you helppeople from other countries , like eg: South Africa?
Happy to help anyone! Join community here www.kiwiamericans.com/new-zealand-training-hub
Great and timely information
Hi from New Zealand
Don't come here, we like trump ALOT we fly his flag everywhere and we all like jesus.
don't come!
@@LinkLich you seem nice.
I am a mechanical engineer, 59, with most of my career spent working in advanced manufacturing (automation). I heard in an NPR report this summer that NZ is actively trying to recruit talent in this field from the US. Is this true? So far, the NZ govt sites I’ve checked plus LI don’t bear that out. My wife, 62, and I are considering a visit first with possible WWOOFing or other work vaca and camping and possibly options to immigrate. We’re thinking of coming in March / April. Thanks for your Video, Tara! I’ll start checking out sites and steps you recommend. I’ve also read it’s more difficult if over age 55??
Dont want to be a downer but your past the age for most visas to work. WWOOFing is a great option for short term tourism (3 months or less)
Hello, thank you very much for putting this together, it is a very useful video. I would like to ask, I’m having 5 years of Human Resources Management in UAE, originally from Ukraine and I dream in moving to NZ, I am familiar with NZ Labor Law, however from your experience is it possible to move as HR professional, ready for entry level of course, would appreciate any input. Thank you.
My husband and I would like to move in NZ. We are family of 3, our daughter is only 2 years old. May we ask advice what we can apply for or what will be the requirements? Thanks
@@NinaClarizzeVallester join the webinar on sat and that will clarify things.. link in description
I’m 19 and a student currently but i really want to move to NZ any advice for me ? My major is in IT (computer information systems) and i’m gonna do a minor in data analytics on my last year i’m in my second year right now
@@Riri333_ you will have no problem getting a job in IT but since you are young the easiest visa will be the working holiday visa
@@Kiwiamericans i’m not planning to move right now i wanna first graduate and gain experience in my country to build my resume so employers would hire me there in NZ :) I’ll definitely talk to you in a few years to start my immigration process 😊
I'm in your same boat, just graduating this January, then I'll be trying to get some real IT experience before making the move. A lot of companies in my area offer free IT certs, so I'll be targeting certifications that are well known internationally, so companies in NZ might be more likely to hire me.
Hey! My husband and I have been working with WorkingIn Immigration since the beginning of this year. They're awesome. Very helpful. But we've put in countless applications with NZ formatted CVs and cover letters and added our support letters to every application and email sent to employers and recruiters and still got rejected 😕. Even from employers listed as accredited employers on INZ website. My husband's occupation is on the Green List but mine isn't last I checked. He works in construction and I'm in project coordination/management, and have a background in medical both administrative and clinical. We are hopeful that 2025 will be better for us finding work and we are planning to visit NZ and hopefully land a few in person interviews. I've heard from some individuals in the FB community that showing up in person may tip the scales in our favor. Is that our only other option? We've been ready for the big move all year and it's pretty discouraging being rejected in every direction we turn but we're pushing forward regardless because we really want this for our family. Any thoughts? Advice? Love your channel! ❤️ 😊
@@VictoriaStrickland-en2uh great question and I've had other clients with the same issues. Unfortunately, New Zealand generally shuts down all of December and January so I think that that's what's in the mind of most employers right now that they're gonna pick up and start hiring in February. It is always good to be there in person, but I don't think it's necessary. I would hold out until February.
@@Kiwiamericansthank you! 😊 I suppose it'll give us more time to plan. It'll be well worth the wait.
Depending on what skills your husband has .. Australia's mining industry is in full swing and looking for skilled professionals. The money is very good and the aussie lifestyle mirrors the Kiwi lifestyle sometimes better in a lot respects. This can also improve your chances of coming in to nz .either nz or oz they are both Good
@@VictoriaStrickland-en2uh I hope you guys get in soon , construction is a bit slow at the moment ,but looks like it’s picking up , our regulations for building are way different to the states , we are desperate for doctors and nurses , our culture is way way more relaxed than the states , I’m in Wellington and in the construction industry ,
I am considering moving to New Zealand with my girlfriend. As soons as I have the opportunity to leave Ukraine, hopefully in one piece.
Is it possible to find a job as a psychiatrist and PPC spesialist?
Hey tara, im a 24y/o lgbt biology student trying to leave the US for my safety. Ive been planning on moving to NZ for years anyway, but things have been expedited by the election. Do you know how the job market is there for park employees? I work in a US park right now and i love my job, so id like to continue a similar career there if able
I hope every1 who wants 2 come here succeeds. As long as ur woke & especially a doctor, nobody is gonna end u 🤗
❤❤❤
help please...
Now we know the outcome of the US election, you're always welcome back!!
America went full retard commie red yesterday. Good thing I am heading towards Auckland next year. America will not survive very well in 2028, we would get a younger, stronger and a more will-powered leader that will permanently jail that evil Orange two-faced guy. FDT and his bullshit project 2025 which will fail like his bankruptcies and total failure. Goodbye America 2025!
Now that the U..S. has made its election choice some of those who didn't vote for Trump might be considering emigrating. Best advice: look elsewhere other than NZ Politically, it shifted to the right last year. Prices are now even more expensive, unemployment is rampant and crime is rising. And it is still small and backward. Even the creator of this website moved back to the U.S.A.
Where would you say is best to emigrate to? It's hard to find a country *not* shifting to the right politically
Maybe there is a reason why all these places have shifted to the right. Lots of ppl who voted Trump don’t even like him but they just can’t stand what the left have become.
😂😂😂
Awww Nooo. not after the last few days. No weridos please!
Hi from New Zealand
Don't come here, we like trump ALOT we fly his flag everywhere and we all like jesus.
don't come!
P Nut for Prime Minister!
Exactly my kinda place. I guess I won’t need a visa.
You sound mental!
Hi.. I am a Visit Visa Holder because of my cheater Kiwi partner to be sponsored me. my Query is this is it possible for me to get another visa..?
I am interested into being a New Zealander or Kiwi. Actually, I was planning to move out of the USA in new years eve ever without my crazy abusive parents knowing. I want to live somewhere in paradise, I know NZ is expensive but USA isn't cheap either, stuff is also increasing and people are having mayhem and I had a meltdown yesterday and cried for 45 minutes. When a WWIII or Nuclear War comes, Oceania would be the only Continent that would survive. Earthquakes are nothing I lived in California for 9 years and those Earthquakes are worse than NZ. Yeah, I know it is a struggle but If i live in this Monarch Nation, At least I will learn to be Loyal and excellent. I want a immigrate towards NZ. I have tried and looked in Canada and the Economic situation is just as bad as down here in the USA. At least when the MAGAs leave NZ would be a lot more affordable by then. I would rather hang out with sheep in NZ then unconventional people who will harm me next to my abusive parents.
Hi from New Zealand
Don't come here, we like trump ALOT we fly his flag everywhere and we all like jesus.
don't come!
Either nz or Australia is cool a lot more laid back lifestyle than most of the world, hell most of the time I don't even wear shoes😂🇳🇿🍻✌️🏝🌏
@@LinkLichoh shut up. Don't spout lies you bigot
Don't send republicans the are not wanted.
After this election I would not bother especially if you are naz ... sorry republican it's not happening.
My husband and I would like to move in NZ. We are family of 3, our daughter is only 2 years old. May we ask advice what we can apply for or what will be the requirements? Thanks
What are your qualifications? That is the deciding factor.