When did Cook Islanders migrate to NZ?

When did Cook Islanders migrate to NZ?

Named after Captain James Cook, who sighted them on his voyage in 1773, the islands came under New Zealand administration in 1901. From this time on Cook Islanders enjoyed British citizenship, and could live and work in New Zealand. An early trickle of migrants grew to a flood in the 1970s.

Why did Pacific Islanders migrate to NZ?

After the Second World War, close links, job opportunities and population pressure on some islands led many Pacific people to migrate to New Zealand. During the 1970s the government clamped down on people overstaying their visas, particularly targeting Pacific Islanders.

Where do Cook Islanders originate from?

Polynesia

What is the language of the Cook Islands?

Rarotongan

Is the Cook Islands expensive?

The islands are a paradise. A lot of people think the Pacific is filled with expensive islands and resorts. But that’s not true and a visit to the Cook Islands will prove that. Visiting these islands are pretty affordable compared to neighboring countries.

What is the best time of year to visit Rarotonga?

The best time to visit Rarotonga is throughout October and November. This is during the dry season, when the weather is hot (but tolerable) and not too wet. It also avoids the peak holiday seasons allowing for a much more relaxing escape.

Can I travel from NZ to Rarotonga?

Anyone in New Zealand can travel quarantine-free to the Cook Islands, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria and immigration requirements. You can travel to the outer islands after you arrive in Rarotonga. You do not need to self-isolate in Rarotonga before you continue your journey to the outer islands.

What days do Air NZ fly to Rarotonga?

ARRIVALS at Rarotonga
DAY FLIGHT ARRIVAL TIME
Monday NZ19 7.00 am
Tuesday NZ748 12.30am
Wednesday NZ748 12.25am

Can NZ citizens travel back to NZ?

Some further information is available on the International Air Transport Association (IATA) website . Most foreign travellers can no longer enter New Zealand. New Zealand citizens, permanent residents, residents with valid travel conditions can still come to New Zealand.

Is Rarotonga part of New Zealand?

The Cook Islands (Cook Islands Māori: Kūki ‘Āirani) is a self-governing island country in the South Pacific Ocean in free association with New Zealand. It comprises 15 islands whose total land area is 240 square kilometres (93 sq mi)….Geography.

Group Southern
Island Rarotonga
Area km2 67
Population 13,044
Density 194.7

How far are Cook Islands from New Zealand?

3820 km

What language do they speak in Rarotonga?

Cook Islands Māori

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