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Settling in

You may be studying in New Zealand for just a few weeks or you may be here for a long time. The first few weeks will probably be exciting and bewildering. Then, if you’re going to be here for a longer time, you’ll start to settle into New Zealand life. It can be lonely in a new country at first but there are support organisations that can help. And we’ve got some useful advice to help with some of the experiences you’ll have.

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