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Pamela went on a WHV in New Zealand. 5 years later, she got her residency. Find out more in this interview!

Here is a guide to help you understand taxes in New Zealand. How do taxes work? How can you get a tax refund or a tax return?

Driver licences, buying a van, resale, checks to be carried out, WOF, a guide to help you buy a vehicle in New Zealand

This post covers all the main reasons why 30-35-year-olds will benefit from taking part in a Working Holiday Visa (WHV).

Heading abroad on a WHV and looking for a banking solution tailored to your international lifestyle? N26 is the perfect choice!

Where and how to find housing in New Zealand? Hostels, CouchSurfing, living in your vehicle, work for accommodation...

Heading to New Zealand? Once you arrive, you will need to open a local bank account to pay and get paid. Here's how to do it.

Upon landing in New Zealand, you should expect to take some important actions to ensure a smooth start to your adventure.

Going on a Working Holiday in New Zealand? In this guide, we’re walking you through all the steps to a successful IRD number application.

Finding housing in a foreign country can be daunting, but it is essential. Here are a few tips for how to find a place to stay.

What should you bring? How can you save space and organize your life? Where can you eat, sleep and shower? Where can you park your van?

Aiyana, a British citizen, is about to make a WHV in Canada after New-Zealand and Australia. Learn more about her experience...

Julien decided to hike New Zealand's Te Araroa on a whim. He shares with us his amazing adventure.

Laura has always loved skiing. Now, since her WHV in New Zealand, she has made it her way of life, travelling the world to ski.

Frogs-in-NZ provides an instant backpacker third party insurance cover for all type of vehicles: campervans, cars or motorbikes. Get 5% discount!

I don't think anyone ever really gets used to coming back home after travelling. Why can it be so hard to go back home?

Maëlys and her partner embarked on a working holiday in New Zealand. They met countless locals through HelpX and hitchhiking.

Which WHV insurance should I choose? Here we explain why you should take out insurance and what we recommend.

Ready to travel to New Zealand? In this tutorial, we show you how to fill in your New Zealand Traveller Declaration online.

The question that always comes up: what are the essentials to take with you on your PVT? Here we try to enlighten you...

Access to contraception and abortion (abortion) in WHV countries: pill, condom, IUD, patch, implant, Nuvaring, etc.

If you are (or were) a vanlifer in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or elsewhere, these everyday things should speak to you.

Are you going on a WHV France? Sign up for our departure preparation workshops (banking, insurance, housing, etc.).

Loneliness, what we fear most about solo travel. Find out what this magnificent experience teaches us!

The WHV is an incredible experience! However, it can sometimes be a lonely process. Here are few tips from friends for your WHV!

When traveling, friendship seems to take on a whole new meaning. Because travel, beyond the landscapes, is above all about the people we meet.

Check Out the New Job Offers and Resume Database Platform!

Is it possible to have more than one WHV? Can I renew my WHV? Can I apply for 2 WHVs at the same time? We've got the answers...

Here's a guide to flying for the first time. We hope it will help reduce your stress. Have a good trip and enjoy your WHV!

Clément tells us about his first WHV in Australia and Canada, and his current experience in New Zealand...

Travelling solo sounds scary at first, but it has its perks—here are advantages of a solo working holiday experience!

Heading to New Zealand or Australia? Don't let the sun catch you off guard! Here's how to enjoy these beautiful countries safely: - Sun Intensity: Despite mild air temperatures, the sun in New Zealand can feel intensely hot directly on your skin, with rapid changes as clouds pass. Australia's sun is even harsher, with high risks of sunburn if unprotected. - UV Risks: Both countries experience some of the world's strongest UV radiation due to a thinner ozone layer and less atmospheric pollution. This increases risks of skin damage and cancer. - Protection Tips: Always use sunscreen with at least SPF 30, reapplying every two hours during outdoor activities. Wear protective clothing and sunglasses, and try to stay in the shade during peak sun hours (10 am to 2 pm). - Location and Timing: Consider spending summers in cooler regions like New Zealand's South Island and winters in the warmer North Island. Opt for indoor or shaded jobs if you're particularly sensitive to sun exposure. Stay sun-safe and make the most of your adventure in these stunning destinations!

Benefit from airline tickets with exclusive advantages on your flights to or from New Zealand through Ulysse.

What is the first job that comes to mind when you think of the Working Holiday Visa? Here are my experiences!

Your WHV year in New Zealand has just begun, here are our best tips for starting it off with peace of mind!

What are the advantages and disadvantages of these lifestyles? If these questions have already crossed your mind, then this story is for you!