New Zealanders

New Zealanders are known for their relaxed, outdoorsy, and community-oriented lifestyle.

New Zealanders value work-life balance and often prioritize family time and leisure.
The standard workweek is 40 hours, and flexible working arrangements are common.
Public holidays and four weeks of annual leave help support a balanced lifestyle.

New Zealand Population by Ethnicity (Approximate Percentages)

European / Pākehā: 67.8%
The largest ethnic group, primarily of British and European descent.

Māori: 17.8%
The indigenous people of New Zealand, with a strong cultural and political presence.

Asian: 17.3%
Includes Chinese, Indian, Filipino, Korean, and Southeast Asian communities. This group is growing rapidly due to immigration.

Pacific Peoples (Pasifika): 8.9%
Includes Samoan, Tongan, Cook Islands Māori, Niuean, and other Pacific Islander groups.

Middle Eastern, Latin American, and African (MELAA): 2.3%
A smaller but growing group, particularly in urban areas.

Other Ethnicities: 1.2%
Includes people who identify with multiple or other ethnic backgrounds.