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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

Taking your pets to New Zealand - Podcast

I speak with David from Jets4Pets about the process of taking your family cats and dogs with you to New Zealand from the UK. We talk about all aspects from their door to door service to pet passports and injections.

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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

Bank accounts and mortgages in New Zealand - Podcast

I speak with Jason from ASB Bank about opening a bank account in New Zealand and how similar the mortgage process is to the UK

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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

Transferring money to New Zealand - Podcast

I speak with David from MoneyCorp about the options open to people looking to transfer money to New Zealand. We disucuss transferring lumps sums and regular monthly amounts to New Zealand bank accounts.

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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

Buying a house in New Zealand - Podcast

Mark from the Bayleys stand at the London New Zealand Expo takes some time out to talk about buying a house in New Zealand and looks at the current market and options open to potential buyers.

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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

Shipping to New Zealand - Podcast

Whilst at the NZ expo in London 2008 we spoke with Sue from PSS and talked with her about the process of shipping possessions from the UK to New Zealand. Covering everything from what to take, service options, flat pack furniture and storing your shipment in New Zealand if needed.

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Saturday, 5 Apr 2008

London & The New Zealand Expo Show

Well after a rushed morning finishing packing for every eventuality, we finally left on the 2 hour trip London around 9am. Liam and Tracey - good friends of ours are coming to the New Zealand Exp with us and staying over in London. Tracey works for the IHG hotel grup and got us a storming deal at a Holiday Inn for a comfy nights sleep! The show at London Olympia was packed - and much smaller than we expected. All the key stands had good queues and many people seemed to come well prepared with fistfuls of CVs and questions. There were all kinds of stands there. New Zealand Immigration, banks, recruitment agencies, shipping companies, estate agents etc. Rach and I mainly went to check out the shipping options as neither of us are easy candidates for your average recruitment consultant.I have some firm work in Wellington and Rach will probably continue her public art and video commissions once there. The seminars that were running throughout the day seemed very informative also. I think these are great places to find potential NZ work if you come from an easy profession to place with some recognised qualifications to boot - otherwise the consensus of opinion seems to be to get yourself over there and get a job in person! One method that seems to be successful for a lot of people of to go though the NZ Yellow Pages and pick out 10 employers that you would like to work for and send them your CV - sounds obvious but it seems to work for a lot of people.

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