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Home / Business and Economy / Record NZ Exodus to Australia: Many Now Need Help Returning

Record NZ Exodus to Australia: Many Now Need Help Returning

8 Jan

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Summary

  • Over 92,000 New Zealanders applied for Australian citizenship recently.
  • Charity offers 'last resort' flights back to New Zealand monthly.
  • Australia's worsening economic climate is driving this trend.
Record NZ Exodus to Australia: Many Now Need Help Returning

New Zealanders are migrating to Australia in record numbers, with over 92,000 citizens applying for Australian citizenship between July 2023 and June 2025. The year 2024 alone saw 30,000 New Zealanders relocate, marking the highest influx in over a decade. This surge is prompting concerns about their ability to manage financially in Australia.

Despite the initial migration, a growing number of these individuals are now struggling with Australia's escalating cost of living. Charities like the Nerang Neighbourhood Centre on the Gold Coast report an increasing demand for their 'last resort' return flights to New Zealand, assisting several individuals monthly.

This trend highlights the financial challenges faced by many New Zealanders in Australia. Some, like Dave Porter, who has lived in Australia for 16 years, express difficulty affording life there and face housing instability. While New Zealand citizens have broad visa access to Australia, the economic pressures are leading some to reconsider their decision and seek support to return home.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Many New Zealanders are moving to Australia due to perceived economic opportunities, although recent data suggests financial struggles are increasingly common.
Charities like the Nerang Neighbourhood Centre offer 'last resort' flights back to New Zealand, and the New Zealand Consulate-General in Sydney provides consular support.
Reports indicate that Australia's worsening economic climate and high cost of living are making it difficult for many New Zealanders to remain there.

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