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Chapter 1
Introduction
Chapter 2
The first days in New Zealand
Chapter 3
Wages in New Zealand
Chapter 4
Housing in New Zealand
Chapter 5
Transport in New Zealand
Chapter 6
Food in New Zealand
Chapter 7
Highlight on New Zealand cities: useful tool
Chapter 8
Activities and going out in New Zealand
Chapter 9
Health and self-care
Chapter 10
A few tips to limit your budget in New Zealand
Chapter 11
Useful websites
9Health and self-care
Barber / hairdresser / beauty salon
- Coupe simple : environ 75 $ (homme pour 30 $ environ).
- Shampoing/coupe/séchage : environ 100 $.
- Couleur : entre 110 et 160 $.
- Épilation (demi-jambes) : environ 60 $.
Health
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- Doctor: between $45 and $90 for a GP (General Practitioner).
- Medicines: between $7 and $20 per box.
- Ambulance transport (in the event of an emergency): approximately $800.
- Routine dental check-up: approx. $74, or approx. $98 with x-rays and/or scaling.
- Treatment of a cavity: approximately $300.
You can find out more about the prices charged by dentists on the Consumer website, based on a survey by the New Zealand Dental Association.
Treatment fees are generally more expensive for non-residents in New Zealand.Mechanic
Generally speaking, the prices quoted by garages do not include GST, the tax equivalent of VAT. You will therefore have to pay an additional cost.
- WOF: between $50 and 60..
- Oil change: about $150 – 175.
- Un pneu : environ 150-275 $ (le pneu et la pose).
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