Accredited Employer Work Visa to NZ Residency - Becoming Expats in New Zealand

Thinking of making New Zealand your home? In this detailed guide, we share our journey of transitioning from full-time travelers to New Zealand residents through the Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV). From the job search process, visa requirements, and navigating life as expats to overcoming unexpected challenges, this article covers everything you need to know about moving to New Zealand. With helpful insights on work culture, benefits, and settling into Kiwi life, we hope our story offers inspiration and practical advice for anyone considering a new life in New Zealand.

How to Travel the World for 5 Years: A Remote Life Adventure

Our years are FULL OF LIFE and EXPERIENCES! The remote life, traveling lifestyle, is everything it's made out to be. What is the remote life actually like with a family? We left as a couple and had two babies during our endless travels. We budget, but enjoy every memory. Reflecting on 1,826 days of continuous travel (5 years), having visited 30 different countries on 6 different continents, and birthing two children along the way.

How We Saved Over $120,000 by Traveling the World for 4 Years

Over the course of 4 years, we’ve saved $123,110 simply by traveling the world full-time - an equivalent to completely not needing an entire job making over $30,000 per year. Now that’s savings! Let’s just say that it’s much cheaper than you think to do exactly what we did.

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The Remote-Work Lifestyle: 4 Years and 6 Continents Later

It surprises us just how much we actually do in a year that it almost makes sense to do this every 6 months instead of every year... our years are just so FULL OF LIFE and EXPERIENCES! What is the remote life actually like with a family? We left as a couple and had two babies during our endless travels. Reflecting on 1,461 days of continuous travel (4 years), having visited 28 different countries on 6 different continents, and birthing two children along the way.

Three Years a Nomad and Two Babies Born Abroad - The Global Life

Reflecting on 1,096 days of continuous travel (3 years including a leap year), having visited 23 different countries on 5 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and with a baby. This year we explored most of Malaysia, as this country has been kept mostly safe, and as we felt stuck being both pregnant and with a toddler who we didn’t want to get sick.

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Reflecting on Two Years of Traveling the World & How You Can Do It Too!

Reflecting on 731 days of continuous travel (2 years - leap year), having visited 23 different countries on 5 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and with a baby. This year we explored Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Bali, Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. Cheers to a third year of adventure!

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One Year of Traveling the World - Digital Nomads and Travel Family

Reflecting on 365 days of continuous travel, having visited 17 different countries on 4 different continents, doing most of it while pregnant, and having a baby in a foreign country. Cheers to another year of adventure!

Becoming a Digital Nomad - Our Journey

The path to becoming a digital nomad isn’t an easy one. You have go against the status quo and learn the digital skills while moving around the world. This is the story of our journey to becoming digital nomads and how you can do it too!

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UPDATE: Our Adventure - Traveling Nomads to have a Baby

Exciting News!!!

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How we were Paid $1,850.88 to fly to Paris from Orlando!

We had originally planned to leave Orlando on flights number DY7060 at 10:50 PM on March 26th, 2018; However, we ended up leaving 44 hours and 30 minutes later at 7:20 PM on March 28th due to flight delays.

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