How to Feel Settled as an Immigrant | A Thousand Words

Moving to a new country is a huge undertaking and it can take some time to feel really settled. These are some tips that could help.

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[timeheals]

It's so great to have videos like these for those wanting to move. Wish I had this information available when I moved over.

[Tanny.M]

Thank you so much, Jen! I truly appreciate all your immigration videos too 😊🌼

[GardenFairy]

Great video Jen, the time you put into making these to help others is phenomenal. I wish I had something like this when I moved from New Zealand to Australia in 2002.

[jengoods]

I’ve never moved country but I moved from Victoria to Queensland still a big move, great video with great advice

[ColdHawk]

I really appreciate all of your videos about emigrating! For someone who who dreams of moving to work in NZ they have been little gems. Thank you!

[MrsNataMari]

Thank you so much, Jen! :) love your videos 🤗

[gyedit]

Hi Jen, such a great video. I moved from Hungary to Italy and I know that not easy to feel comfortable in the first years, but moving countries is still so rewarding, and it is an adventure 🙂. I do think, there are pro’s and cons to everything. The language is the hardest for me. Your tips are really usuful and real. Thank you for sharing.

[vtbn]

I am so bloody clever! I picked elements of all three accents!!!

[halaali]

thank you very informative and useful information

[TimberGeek]

Depending on the US 2020 election results I may be emigrating somewhere and New Zealand is right at the top of the list.

[ChelleBeeby]

💜💜💜tfs💜💜💜 I'm only moving interstate and I'm already terrified!