The Ashburton District needs people who can contribute their qualifications and skilled expertise to a growing economy. Relocate or migrate to the Ashburton District, South Island New Zealand and you’ll become part of a diverse rural community.
Relocate/Migrate


The Ashburton District welcomes new migrants....

Ashburton needs people who will contribute to our district by bringing their qualifications and expertise to address our skill shortages.

The New Zealand Immigration Service can provide details of requirements to live and work in New Zealand.

There are specific immigration requirements which applicants must meet in order to apply for residency. Locally, Canstaff employment service operates an immigration assistance service.

Canstaff  also works with immigrants wishing to work in New Zealand by assisting them with their immigration paperwork and sourcing the correct information regarding their specific requirements, then sending the paperwork and documentation through to their contacts in NZ Immigration.

Click to read testimonials from newcomers to the Ashburton District -

The Best Choice I Ever Made

British Family Settles Easily into Ashburton Way of Life

Professional Couple Make Lifestyle Choice

What's Not to Like?

Newcomers Network welcomes new immigrants and newcomers from other parts of New Zealand.  This group helps newcomers to feel at home in the Ashburton District

The Newcomers Network holds monthly meetings and regular social events with opportunity to meet and socialise with other newcomers to the District.  Newcomers Network can offer you friendship and support through various activities.  You are welcome, regardless of age, nationality or the language you speak. 

If you would like to be on the mailing list to keep you informed about activities and new initiatives send your details to - Newcomers Network, PO Box 34, Ashburton, Phone (03) 307 8410

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Live and Work in Ashburton!



Grow Mid Canterbury
PO Box 392, 57 Cass Street, Ashburton, New Zealand
Phone: +64 03 308 0290, Fax: +64 03 308 0419
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