1. Learn about New Zealand

New Zealand is an island country in the Southwest Pacific region, consisting of two main mainlands, the North Island and the South Island, only about 2 hours by flight from Australia. That is why the nature, life and society of New Zealand are largely similar to Australia.

The area is approximately equal to Vietnam with a population of New Zealand only nearly 5 million people. New Zealand used to be the country with the highest standard of living and income in the world during the Second World War. At that time, this place was the main supplier of agricultural output for the whole world (butter, milk, meat…) until the 1980s the economy was in recession but still in the top 20 of the world's top economies. gender.

A country worth living and many people around the world want to come here has made New Zealand an ideal destination for tourists, international students or those who want to settle down, even businesses want to build a new life abroad.

New Zealand was voted the friendliest economy (according to the World Economic Cooperation and Development Organization), due to its sustained efforts in improving the domestic and international business environment.

Amidst the stagnation of the world economy after the crisis, New Zealand is still enjoying a strong and growing economy.

2. Population in New Zealand's Largest Cities

In New Zealand the population is not too high, only nearly 5 million people. Therefore, New Zealand's population in big cities is not too high. Specifically, the population in the city of Auckland - New Zealand's largest city is about 1.5 million people. Moreover, the population of New Zealand is concentrated in Auckland not only because it is the most developed city in the country but also because Auckland is extremely large in size.

Besides Auckland, New Zealand has only six other cities with populations over 100,000. Even in this country many cities only have a population of more than 20,000 people, equivalent to a town in other countries. How many cities does New Zealand have? Specific area and population of New Zealand:

The capital city of New Zealand – Wellington City has a total population of approximately 490,000 people.

The third largest city is Christchurch – the largest city on the South Island of New Zealand. The city now has about 360,000 people.

New Zealand's fourth largest city is Hamilton with 230,000 people. This city is located on the banks of the mighty Waikato River and is the center of the entire Waikato region.

Tauranga city has many fruit farms and famous beaches. The city now has 135,000 people.

Napier and Hastings have a temperate oceanic climate. With 130,000 inhabitants, the city is surrounded by vineyards and close to beautiful beaches.

New Zealand's seventh largest city is Dunedin with 120,000 people. This city is also known as student city because it has a lot of famous schools….

Overall, it can be seen that New Zealand's population density is somewhat low compared to the rest of the world. But it is still higher than some countries and neighboring regions. Besides, when compared to developed countries, New Zealand is better at natural population growth.