Quota refugees - settling into New Zealand

This video looks at moving to and settling in New Zealand, for quota refugees. Quota refugees are United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)-mandated refugees selected by Immigration New Zealand. Topics include laws, getting to New Zealand, jobs and money, housing, health services, learning English and education, daily living, and immigration and citizenship.
Quota refugees
0.47 Welcome
1.28 Location and culture
1.52 History and the Treaty of Waitangi
2.19 People
2.42 Language
3.10 Climate
3.38 Government and New Zealand laws
4.09 Important laws
4.30 People and property
4.56 Gender equality
5.26 Freedom of speech, religion and politics
5.50 Family law in New Zealand
8.50 Travel to New Zealand
9.36 What to bring with you
10.25 When you arrive
10.59 Your first six weeks in New Zealand
12.17 Employment and money matters
17.29 Paying Taxes
18.14 Money management
18.53 Housing
20.20 Responsibilities as a tenant
21.39 Health services
23.14 Specialist care
24.11 Mental health
25.24 English and education
25.36 Education options for under 5s
26.17 Primary and secondary school
27.33 Tertiary education
28.09 Student loans / Allowances
28.52 Daily living
29.39 Driving and safety
31.25 Drink driving
32.14 WOF and registration
32.55 Immigration and citizenship matters
33.00 Family reunification and citizenship
34.59 Refugee family support category
36.05 Citizenship
36.10 Travel and identity documents