Skilled migrants in New Zealand: a study of settlement outcomes
Author: Ruth Wallis
This report examines skilled and business migrants’ settlement outcomes, including employment, region of residence, access to services and the migrants’ satisfaction or dissatisfaction with their housing, children’s schools and other experiences of living in New Zealand.
The settlement outcomes of new skilled and business migrants during their first year of residence in New Zealand are examined in this report, which is the first analysis of an on-going survey. The report covers many aspects of the migrants’ lives including employment, income, region of residence, housing, schooling and access to services. It also covers migrants’ perceptions of their lives in New Zealand so far – their likes, dislikes and unwelcome shocks or surprises – as well as the reasons migrants left their home countries and why they chose to migrate to New Zealand.
Skilled migrants in New Zealand: a study of settlement outcomes is available as a PDF document.
The document is 492KB, and 62 pages.
Skilled migrants in New Zealand: a study of settlement outcomes [pdf 62 pages, 492KB]
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