Hi man im from Saudi Arabia. I have been changed my religion to Christianity and planning to come to NZ, Auckland. Can I make an asylum when I first gey to the airport? is ur government will let me to stay. im worry .😔

+Long Life Freedom So whats your question? You can migrate here easily, and you dont have to change your religion.

+Anton Nzl thanks a lot my friend. But I must have a reason to immigrate to NZ or ask for asylum. I will be in NZ within 2 months. 😘

Long Life Freedom Ok, well I dont really know too much on our immigration policy, but it is easy to migrate here. Not sure how the asylum seeking will work out, you might have to do some research, because if youre not careful you may be denied or deported.

+Anton Nzl yeah I have done many researchers on that and I found that another Saudi guy did the same thing and have been accepted the asylum. pray 🙏 for me man. 🌷🌷

' Victorian ...'

I was born in Dunners , left NZ in 77 as part of the great Aussie invasion of Kiwi musicians , came home in 2005 went back to school and assumed my playing career was over . Currently in 5 bands and a couple of original projects , played on a bunch of albums and teach a bit . So much for retirement , I love this town .

There are only two cities in the South Island

@@NowhereMan7 Invercargill?

Entilodont A large percentage of Dunedin landlords do not live in Dunedin or even in New Zealand and as long as the extortionate rents keep coming in , don’t give a shit about maintenance or upkeep. Every NZ city is the same. Dunedin is not unique in this respect.

Have you ever bin to Waipori falls village ?

Dunedin is a lovely city (I grew up here for most of my childhood), it's very cold in the winter with often getting snow and ice but the temperatures can get into the 30sC in the summer. Dunedin is very student orientated with 20% of the population students, Otago Uni/PolyTech has the best student life, also some great clubs, malls and restaurants. Also only 3 hours drive from Queenstown, so good for a long weekend for skiing, tourist attractions. Most things in Dunedin are in reasonable walking distance or only a short bus/car journey but Dunedin is quite hilly. Oh and it's the cheapest city for living in NZ, like house and food prices are cheaper down here and there are hardly any traffic jams. The only downside is that Dunedin so far away from anything in the World, it's the furthest city away from London in the World for example and you usually have to go to Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch for Concerts etc. But overall I highly recommend Dunedin especially if your going to be a student :)

+Anton Nzl Dunedin is NOT some hck town, it's the best place... it has a university and a large percentage of the students are foreigners so it hasn't got that hick-town feeling at all. There are good bookshops, a Starbucks and many restaurants and it is without doubt the friendliest and most liveable town in NZ and is well run the nature around Dunedin is magnificent,

Wilhelm5381 Lol, Im sorry haha. But in terms of like nightlife, is the nightlife there pretty good? Are there many bars/clubs?

Proud Kiwi so where are you from, some hick town? I’m from Dunedin and it’s no hick town, ( whatever that is ).