New Zealand's Eastern Bay of Plenty
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Moving here

So, you've liked what you've seen and you are thinking about moving to the Eastern Bay of Plenty, New Zealand?

Whether you are relocating from another part of New Zealand or from another country, moving here is easy. We welcome all migrants into our multicultural society.

Moving can be an exciting and stimulating experience. But let's face it, there are many things you will need to think about and arrange before moving - from immigration laws and systems to opening a bank account. We have gathered some useful information to make moving easier for you. It is by no means a comprehensive list, but should get you started and heading in the right direction.

So you can get a taste of what it's really like, we have gathered stories from those that have already made the shift and settled in the Eastern Bay of Plenty.

The Basics Of Immigrating To NZ

If you are thinking of moving to the Eastern Bay of Plenty from overseas then you will need to be aware of New Zealand's immigration laws and systems.

About Living In NZ

New Zealand is very much a multicultural country, with a unique mix of European, Maori, Polynesian, Asian, and many other ethnicities. We do not have a class structure and do have a firm belief in social equality.

Stories From Immigrants To The Eastern Bay Of Plenty

Why are people moving to the Eastern Bay of Plenty? Read testimonials from immigrants who've moved here.

Tips on Moving to New Zealand

You’ll be pleased to know it’s easy to move here, but there are a number of things you will need to think about and arrange before you leave.

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10 great reasons
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