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Established in 2000, we were founded on the core value of being a centre of excellence by delivering exceptional service and competitive exchange rates for our customers - an ethos we continue to operate by to this day. We take great pride in offering a service that is “people-led and tech-enabled.”
Moneycorp is a leading cross-border payments business with banking licences and operations across the entire value chain of the international payments and foreign exchange industry.
Drawing on more than four decades of industry expertise, we provide human-first, technology-enabled solutions to our clients' challenges, bolstered by an uncompromised approach to regulatory excellence.
The payments landscape is shifting from being largely manual and paper-based, to automated and digital – a change which drives growth opportunities for Corpay and our partners. Our world-class holistic payment solutions help you expand your business channels by offering wider payment capabilities to tap new revenue streams through a spectrum of solutions.
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Founded in 2004, WorldFirst was established to help small and medium-sized businesses overcome the complexities and high fees associated with cross-border FX transfers and international payments.
Today, we have evolved into a global fintech that connects businesses around the world with fast and affordable payments, access to international marketplaces, flexible currency risk management tools, working capital and more.
We became part of the Ant Group in 2019. Our 500+ employees are based in London, Amsterdam, Singapore, Tokyo, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Sydney and Hong Kong.
A previous two-time winner of the prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade, our vision is to provide a one-stop digital payments and financial services platform for cross-border SMEs.
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CVS Health is building a world of health around every consumer. Our unmatched reach allows us to deliver high-quality, affordable health care when and how individuals choose. We’re on a mission to deliver superior and more connected experiences, lower the cost of care and improve the health and well-being of those we serve.
International Citizens Insurance (www.InternationalInsurance.com) is owned and operated by International Citizens Group, Inc. (ICG), located in Boston, Massachusetts. Run by a global team, including licensed insurance agents, we are ideally placed to assist you with your international insurance needs no matter where you are located worldwide. The team comprises experts in global insurance and is trained to meet the specific needs of expats, nomads, and international citizens living or traveling abroad. Our service, combined with our online business model, can allow for real-time answers and online applications, all enhanced by our email and phone support that responds in 24 hours or less to all your questions.
With our strong record in the group- and individual international health insurance industry, we create successful collaborations based on trust and mutual sustainable growth. Together with you, we design, build, and scale end-to-end digital insurance solutions to serve our customers better and differentiate ourselves in a competitive market.
Partner with us to grow together in a dynamic international health insurance market.
GUIDE FOR
Welcome to New Zealand, the land of stunning landscapes, friendly people, and a relaxed way of life. If you're an expat planning on making this beautiful country your new home, congratulations! You've made an excellent choice. Moving to a new country can be both exciting and overwhelming at the same time. But fear not, we've got you covered in this comprehensive guide for moving to New Zealand.
Consider the different regions in New Zealand and what each has to offer
New Zealand is an amazing place with a lot of variety. The South Island and North Island are both stunning and unique in their own ways. The South Island is famous for its beautiful mountains and clear lakes. It's perfect for those who love adventure. Plus, the city of New Zealand Auckland in the North Island is great for city lovers. The North Island is also home to some cool natural spots like Rotorua and its geysers, and active volcanoes.
In New Zealand, you can also enjoy great food and wine, and the people are super nice and welcoming. Each region in New Zealand has its own charm and attractions, and there's always something new to explore. The South Island is known for Queenstown, a city that offers loads of fun activities for adventurers.
On the other hand, the North Island has famous landmarks like the Sky Tower in Auckland and the Parliament Buildings in Wellington. It also has good educational institutions, perfect for those who want to study in New Zealand.
Tips for navigating the housing market - renting vs buying, budgeting, and negotiating contracts
We have some tips to help you out. First, you need to think about whether you want to buy a house or if renting is better for you. Both choices have good and bad points, so think about what fits your life and plans best. We will talk more about renting in our Housing Search in New Zealand blog. Remember, living in major cities like Auckland might be more expensive. Next, think about how much money you can spend each month on things like rent, bills, and even private health insurance, which is really important in New Zealand.
Be sure to talk with your New Zealand employers about this, they can help. When you sign a contract for a house or apartment, read it carefully. Ask questions if you don't understand something. This is a big step towards becoming a permanent resident!
Settling in
When you first move to New Zealand, there are a few things you'll need to do. First, you'll want to open a bank account in New Zealand. This is important because it makes it easy to handle your money, pay bills, and take care of other money-related things.
Next, you need to sign up for healthcare. This is super important because everyone needs to be able to see a doctor when they're sick. New Zealand has a good healthcare system, and you'll want to get it sorted as soon as possible.
Finally, find out what's available in your local area. Look for community centres, libraries, or other resources. If you're planning to study in New Zealand, you might want to find out about educational institutions in the area.
Remember, moving to a new place is a big step. When you move to New Zealand, it might take a bit of time to settle in and feel at home. But before you know it, you'll be a part of the community and New Zealand will start to feel like home.
If you're planning to stay in New Zealand permanently, you'll also need to think about getting a New Zealand visa. This is an important step, so make sure you find out what you need to do.
Embracing the Kiwi lifestyle - outdoor activities, food culture, and cultural norms
The Kiwi lifestyle is one that is truly unique and worth embracing. With a strong emphasis on outdoor activities, there is never a shortage of adventures awaiting you. From hiking trails that lead to breathtaking views to surfing some of the world's best waves, there is something for everyone. But it's not just the adventures that make the Kiwi lifestyle so special. The food culture is equally as captivating, with a focus on fresh, local ingredients that bring out the best in every dish. And let's not forget about the cultural norms, which emphasize respect, kindness, and community. By embracing these customs, you'll quickly find yourself feeling at home in this beautiful, welcoming country. So, what are you waiting for? Come and experience all that the Kiwi lifestyle has to offer.
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