You’re probably considering emigrating to New Zealand because the country is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in the world based on, quality of life, cost of living, culture, climate, environment, personal safety and health.

Only the select few will be allowed into the country
But moving to New Zealand can be very difficult. Immigration authorities have strict entry criteria, that can appear bureaucratic, confusing and at times, inconsistent. Many people who have experienced the immigration process, describe it as stressful, traumatic and very expensive. Immigration enforce policy in a way that can feel brutal, and just recently the government announced changes to immigration policy that will make it even harder for you to live in NZ.

The failure rate for visa and residency applications is high
It’s so easy to get it wrong, a simple mistake can see you being declined by immigration New Zealand and the cost of applying can run into thousands of dollars. It is imperative that you get advice. Unfortunately there’s a whole industry around advising migrants and there are too many people offering bad advice and charging a lot of money for it.

You won’t find this information on Google
In case you’re thinking, “I’ll search Google and join NZ forums, before I make a decision”. That’s exactly what I did, but a lot of the information I found and the advice given, was contradictory. It seemed that many official NZ websites only gave you the good news. Describing New Zealand as a south pacific paradise.
You already know NZ is a wonderful country but you need all the facts, insider information, information some companies would rather you didn’t know, after all they don’t want to put you off and there are fat consulting fees to be considered. But before you make any decisions, you deserve to know the truth, the good, the bad and the ugly about life in NZ.

The secret to success
The best thing you could do before emigrating to New Zealand is...
come to NZ for at least a month. Travel around, meet expert advisers and get them to tell you how to find a job, gain residency, find a home in the best locations, find the best schools, and all the other things you need to be sure of before committing your family to the challenge of leaving your home country, family and friends for a new life on the other side of the world.
Assuming you could take a month off work or out of your business, this trip would cost tens of thousands of $. If you’re lucky enough to have friends or family in New Zealand already, then perhaps they could research for you, assuming of course they can gain access to the relevant experts and advisers.

Like having a friend on the inside
The Insider’s Guide website is like having a ‘friend’ working on your behalf. We can give you all the ‘insider’ information you need to make moving to New Zealand easier and certainly less stressful.
Having experienced the trauma of emigrating, and that’s not an exaggeration, I wanted to help others avoid the same experience. There are four modules inside the membership area that cover the following.
How to get a job, How to achieve residency, where to live and finally the truth about living in New Zealand. To see what we cover in detail, click here.
The information is constantly updated and the cost of membership is low, compared to relocation experts, who charge many hundred’s of $ for just a fraction of what you’ll discover about New Zealand as a member of Insider’s Guide.

Do you have what it takes?
One thing that must be said is, emigrating is not for the dreamers, it’s for those who take action, and not just talk about it. Only people that have the courage, desire and determination to start a new life in New Zealand, should apply.
If you are serious about emigrating to New Zealand, become a member today and take the first step on a journey that could transform your life for the better!

Module 2 Contents:

Section 1. How to become a permanent resident.
Immigration expert Sean Haggerty advises us on the best way of achieving permanent residency of NZ. As a licensed adviser his input is hugely valuable to anyone who wants to move to NZ.

Section 2. How NZ immigration works.
Ex-NZ immigration officer Robert White advises us on the best way to achieve NZ residency, from the perspective of an immigration official. This is a real bonus.

Section 3. The visa application process.
We demystify the process of applying for residency under the skilled migrant category and show you what you must do and what you must avoid to ensure you are successful.

Section 4. An overview of the NZ immigration website.
This can be very confusing and difficult to navigate. We'll show you where to find the most important information and how to avoid the marketing hype.

Section 5. What it all costs.
It’s important to be made aware of the costs involved with applying for a visa and or residency of NZ. In this section we give you an overview of fees and what you must pay to lodge an application.

Section 6. Should you hire an immigration adviser?
Emigrating to another country is expensive, so hiring a licensed immigration adviser can be seen as an unnecessary expense. We explain why using a licensed adviser is a no-brainer.

Section 7. Why you should avoid Auckland.
We explain why you might be best off avoiding Auckland and how by doing so it makes gaining permanent residency even easier, especially if you are short of qualifying points.

Section 8. The English language rule.

Even if you speak English, you'll probably find the English language requirement confusing, we'll help you make sense of it.

Section 9. Are you qualified for NZ?
We'll show you how to claim points for a qualification, and make sure it is recognised by the NZ Qualifications Authority. Hint, this is one of the biggest mistakes people make that leads to a declined application.

Module 3 Contents:

Section 1. Buying a home in NZ.
One of NZ's top real estate agents, will tell you how to avoid the biggest mistakes new migrants make. His advice could genuinely save you thousands of dollars.

Section 2. Renting a home in NZ.
We look at renting a home, and what you must know before you sign a tenancy agreement. While the majority of landlords are honest and treat their tenants fairly, there are unscrupulous Landlords who take advantage of new migrants, we'll show you how to protect yourself.

Section 3. House prices in NZ.
Do you dream of living near the beach, or in the countryside? We'll show you what you can buy for your money and where to find the bargains.

Section 4. Where to live in NZ.
We'll share with you the very best resources for finding a home in New Zealand, whether you have a budget of $250k or $3m plus to spend.

Section 5. Temporary accommodation.
When you first arrive in NZ, you'll need somewhere to stay, we look at the best temporary accommodation options available to you.

Section 6. NZ Building standards.
Approximately 47% of homes in NZ have damp problems, which can lead to serious health issues, especially for children. We'll give you the information the real estate agents don't want you to know.

Section 7. Escape the rat race.
Do you yearn for a place in the country away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maybe a lifestyle block where you can grow veggies and keep chickens or other livestock? Property expert Peter Vink tells you what you need to know to escape the 'rat race'.