The South Island of New Zealand offers a geopolitical oasis for those seeking a place to retreat to if the need arises. With its breathtaking landscapes, abundant resources, and welcoming communities, it’s the perfect place to turn to when seeking a safe and calm alternative to home. With low crime, wide open spaces, and natural beauty at every turn, you’ll find the certainty and security you’ve been seeking.
New Zealand ranks as one of the safest countries in the world to live in.
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The New Zealand government ranks 4th globally for being non-corrupt.
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New Zealand has a high quality Western public and private healthcare system.
New Zealand is one of the most self sufficient countries in the world with regards to food production. It has large fishing stocks, game animals and abundant fresh water.
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The population density of New Zealand's South Island is low at approximately 21.2 people per square mile (8.2 people per square kilometer) with a total population of around 1.24 million people. It is not uncommon to go to a park, beach or hiking trail and have the entire place to yourself.
For comparison:
New Zealand's South Island - 21.2 people per square mile (8.2 people per square kilometer)
United States - 89 people per square mile (33.9 people per square kilometer)
Europe - 295 people per square mile (114 people per square kilometer)
