Seattle Seminar – Saturday, 4 October 2025

If you’ve ever dreamt of trading the daily grind of the US for mountains, beaches, and a life with true balance in New Zealand, you’re not alone. This fall, your chance to make that dream a reality is coming to Seattle.

I’m excited to invite you to the first-ever Working In New Zealand live seminar in the U.S.—happening Saturday, 4 October 2025, from 11 am to 2 pm at the elegant InterContinental Seattle Bellevue 

Link: https://www.workingin-newzealand.com/moving-to-new-zealand-usa-seminars/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Here’s why this is the event that can change everything:

What You’ll Learn at the Seminar

• Visa Pathways & Residency Options
  Discover current routes to New Zealand residency, including Green List occupations with fast‑track pathways. Licensed advisers will break down your options clearly.
  
  
• Meet the Experts & Host Panel
  
  
• Paul Goddard, UK-based Licensed Immigration Adviser (featured in the BBC documentary Get a New Life) 
  
  
• Monique Power, a journey and migration consultant and proud Kiwi at heart 
  
  
• Tara Hulbert, KiwiAmerican who made the move with her family—bringing authentic experience and community insight 

• Career & Relocation Support
  Get expert guidance on navigating the New Zealand job market—including how Working In supports you from job-search to securing a visa, and helping with relocation logistics
  
  
• Connect with Americans Making the Same Move
  Find community, share dreams, and build momentum alongside others considering this life-changing journey  Working In New Zealand.
  
  

Event Details at a Glance

Ticket Options & Benefits

• Single Ticket – Entry for one person $95
  
  
• Couple Ticket – Discounted for two people; $175
  
  
• VIP Ticket ($275 USD) – Includes:
  
  
• Entry for two people (your partner can join you)
  
  
• Pre-purchased Job & Visa Assessment Report (valued at $195 USD)
  
  
• Private consultation with a licensed immigration expert (in person if you're among the first 20 VIPs; otherwise online post-event)
  
  
• Priority support to help you move forward quickly 
  
  

Seats are limited—especially for VIP in‑person consultations—so early booking is wise.

Why This Seattle Event Is a Must-Attend

For 26 years, Working In New Zealand has guided thousands through the relocation process—from visa advice to securing employment and settling in.

This is your chance to:

• Get accurate, licensed immigration guidance
  
  
• Learn from real relocation stories (including Tara’s)
  
  
• Understand pathways for Green List professionals
  
  
• Gain clarity, not overwhelm
  
  

My Personal Perspective

When my family moved to New Zealand, navigating pathways for jobs, visas, and settlement felt overwhelming. I wish an event like this had been around then—one where I could talk to someone, face to face, and leave with a plan.

If you're anywhere between dreaming and ready-to-pack, this seminar is for you. Come with questions, and leave with purpose.

Next Steps

1. Reserve your seat today—spaces and VIP consults are limited.
   
   
2. Bring your goals and questions—what matters to you (visas, schools, jobs, lifestyle)?
   
   
3. Attend and get clarity—the answers you need are right here.
   
   

Register now and secure your future in New Zealand
https://www.workingin-newzealand.com/moving-to-new-zealand-usa-seminars/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

FAQs

What if my occupation isn’t on the Green List?
You’ll still gain valuable insight into other visa pathways, relocation strategies, and career planning—for qualified applicants and hopeful newcomers alike.

Can I attend solo or is it only for families?
All are welcome! Singles, families, professionals, and retirees—plans vary, but opportunities abound.

Final Note

This is more than a seminar—it’s your catalyst for a new beginning. Swap the grind for grazing sheep, trade smog for Southern Alps, and create space for balance and community.

Seattle, let’s make your New Zealand move not just feasible—but unforgettable.

Book your seat now—Saturday, 4 October 2025, 11 am–2 pm