Part of a story about countries welcoming Americans relocate to after the election. (Canada and Ireland being the other two.)
As Ruth Bader Ginsburg hinted this past July, New Zealand is a third option for Americans that want a warm welcome come November.
"If you're like many people who move to New Zealand from the USA, you're probably looking for a relaxed pace of life, in an unspoiled country where people are friendly and look out for each other," the New Zealand Immigration office states on its website.
The country entices Americans with its mild summers and winters, good education system, and high standard of living.
As Ruth Bader Ginsburg hinted this past July, New Zealand is a third option for Americans that want a warm welcome come November.
"If you're like many people who move to New Zealand from the USA, you're probably looking for a relaxed pace of life, in an unspoiled country where people are friendly and look out for each other," the New Zealand Immigration office states on its website.
The country entices Americans with its mild summers and winters, good education system, and high standard of living.
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