Convention refugees - settling into New Zealand

This video looks at moving to and settling in New Zealand, for convention refugees (approved asylum seekers). Topics include laws, support services, jobs and money, health services, learning English and education, daily living, and immigration and citizenship.
0.45 Welcome
1.28 Location and Culture
1.53 History and the Treaty of Waitangi
2.20 People
2.42 Language
3.13 Climate
3.39 Government and New Zealand laws
3.45 Government
4.09 Important laws
4.31 People and property
4.57 Gender equality
5.27 Freedom of speech, religion and politics
5.52 Parenting
6.13 Family law
6.52 Marriage
7.15 Police
7.57 Support Services in New Zealand
8.02 Citizens Advice Bureau Language Link
8.37 Interpreting Services Language Line
9.38 New Zealand Red Cross
10.13 Ethnic Community Groups
10.33 Community Law Centres
10.58 Immigration and Citizenship Matters
11.01 Work Visas
11.45 Permanent Resident Visas
12.55 Statutory Declaration Form
13.31 Family Reunification
13.48 Parents
14.06 Refugee Family Support Category
15.10 Refugee Quota Program
16.10 Citizenship
16.26 Travel and Identity Documents
17.02 Employment and Money Matters
17.07 Work in New Zealand
17.56 Paying Taxes
18.29 Work and Income
19.49 Community Services Card
20.18 Minimum Wage
20.45 Re-establishment Grant
21.15 Money Management and Budgeting Services
21.53 Daily Living
21.58 Smoking
22.21 Drinking
22.40 Driving and Safety
22.26 Drink Driving
24.50 Seat belts
25.13 WOF and Registration
25.57 Housing
26.02 Housing in New Zealand
26.24 Private Rentals
27.21 Government Housing
27.51 Responsibilities as a tenant
29.10 Health Services
29.16 Registering with a Doctor (GP)
30.23 Specialist care
30.51 Medical Emergency
31.29 Health Screening
32.11 Mental Health
33.07 English and Education
33.41 Education options for under 5s
34.11 Primary and Secondary School
35.27 Tertiary Education
36.16 Student Loans / Allowances