Moving to New Zealand is exciting, stressful, and also a bit terrifying. There’re so many bases you have to cover. Did your visa get approved? Have you found a place to live? Luckily there are sources that can help you figure all of those things out like https://www.movingtonewzealand.com . But once you’ve finished worrying about everything you need to do before moving, what about after? Food of course! Knowing the best restaurants is a must when moving, especially to a new country. Restaurants are a way to try new foods, meet new people, and become comfortable in the new place you’re living. This country is full of restaurants, cafés, and bakeries that offer some of the most delicious food you’ll ever have! Oh, and no need to worry about the price range. You can find luxurious high-end restaurants next door to affordable and casual spots. To find out six places you must try after moving, keep reading! 1. Takapuna Beach Cafe  If you’re planning to check out......

Updated 08 January 2020 In 2018, I took a giant leap of faith towards the direction of my dreams . I decided I was done at just looking at stock photos of New Zealand’s breathtakingly stunning scenery and dreaming that I would someday experience seeing it firsthand. So I quit my job , packed my bags, and left home to move 5,074 miles away to Middle Earth. Today, I’m living my #TheGreatPerhaps one-year whirlwind adventure! So how exactly was I able to do so?  ...

I am beyond disbelief how fast days go by! One day, I was being tearfully sent off by my colleagues on my last day at work, the next day, I’m moving out of my city apartment where I’ve lived for the past five years. Do I really have only less than a month—heck, less than 20 days—left before I leave the Philippines to start my working holiday journey in New Zealand ?!   ...

“I go to seek a Great Perhaps. That's why I'm going. So I don't have to wait until I die to start seeking a Great Perhaps.”― John Green, Looking for Alaska On February 19 this year, I received an email. Attached to it was a lengthy letter but my eyes automatically gravitated towards two crucial words.  DECISION: APPROVED.  I knew right there and then that the course of my life was about to change—well, at least for a year, it would, because… ...