Can foreigners buy property in Rarotonga?
YES! If you are a non-Cook Islander, it is possible to buy investment property and seek permission to reside in the Cook Islands, as the below video explains.
Which is better Rarotonga or Aitutaki?
Rarotonga has nice beaches, but they’re nothing on Aitutaki. Whilst most are white sand, most are a little pebbly and you need to wear flip flops / sea shoes as there are lots of rocks and coral around. The lagoon at aitutaki is perfect – not a stone or pebble in sight, clear, still, bright blue water.
What does Rarotonga mean in English?
British Dictionary definitions for Rarotonga Rarotonga. / (ˌrɛərəˈtɒŋɡə) / noun. an island in the S Pacific, in the SW Cook Islands: the chief island of the group. Chief settlement: Avarua.
How much spending money do I need for Rarotonga?
Rarotonga is quite often cheaper than Aitutaki so if you’re on a budget, it’s safe to stay in this island. Depending on your spending habits and lifestyle, a safe manageable pocket money would be $100 – $150 NZ dollars per day. You can of course bring more than this!
Can I move to Rarotonga?
To live and work in the Cook Islands you will require an entry permit with permission to work. To satisfy criteria to obtain a work permit you must be sponsored by a person or organisation in the Cook Islands agreeing to your employment. Details for a work permit here. Arriving at Rarotonga International Airport.
Can Nzers live in Rarotonga?
Cook Islands is located between French Polynesia and American Samoa. It is self-governing in ‘free association’ with New Zealand. That means that while it administers its own affairs, Cook Islanders are New Zealand citizens who are free to live and work here.
Who governs the Cook Islands?
the Queen of New Zealand
Cook Islands is located between French Polynesia and American Samoa. It comprises 15 islands and has a population of around 17,500. It is self-governing in ‘free association’ with New Zealand. Cook Islands is part of the Realm of New Zealand and the Head of State is the Queen of New Zealand.