Why Study in the New Zealand:

New Zealand offers a range of compelling reasons for consideration as a study destination:

• Top-quality Education: All New Zealand universities are ranked among the top 500 in the QS World University Rankings 2024.
• Short Master’s Programs: Complete your Master’s degree in just one year and get job-ready faster.
• Affordable Living: New Zealand offers a more affordable experience compared to countries like the UK and US, with reasonable tuition fees and living costs.
• Post-Study Work Opportunities: You can enjoy up to 3 years of Post-Study Work Rights (PSWR) after graduation.
• Strong Job Prospects: With a low unemployment rate of 3.3%, international students have great opportunities to find work in New Zealand.

PROGRAMS & COURSE DURATIONS IN the New Zealand

Here’s more detail about study programs in the New Zealand

LIVING EXPENSES IN the New Zealand

Cost of Studying and Living in New Zealand

• Tuition Fees: NZD 20,000 – NZD 54,000 per year
• Living Expenses: Approximately NZD 20,000 per year

Academic Intakes in the New Zealand

Most institutions start their academic year in February and July, with some offering additional intakes throughout the year

Note: Some courses offer intakes in April and October/November. Check the university’s website for specific details.

Application Deadlines 

Start preparing application 8-9 months before your intended program begins

Popular Programs to Study in the New Zealand

Explore these in-demand courses at top Kiwi universities:

• Engineering
• Data Science
• Hospitality & Tourism
• Cyber Security
• Information Technology
• Computer Science
• Business & Management
• Health Sciences

Top Universities in the New Zealand

Explore the leading institutions for higher education:

Post-Study Work Rights in the New Zealand

Essential Documents for the New Zealand Student Visa

Before applying for a Student Visa to study in New Zealand, gather these important documents:

• Valid Passport
• Letter of Acceptance
• Offer Letter
• Return Ticket or evidence of funds to purchase one
• Completed Application Form
• Proof of Payment to Date

NEW ZEALAND– ADMISSION AND VISA PROCESS

1st Step

• Initial Counselling: Get free initial counselling, explore available options, and receive tips on choosing a suitable university or institution.
• Document Submission: Submit all certified academic certificates, mark sheets, professional certificates, IELTS/TOEFL/PTE results, CV, Statement of Purpose (SOP), work experience certificates, and copies of your passport along with the application.
• Gap Evidence: Provide evidence of any gap after completing your education (if required).

2nd Step

• Admission Confirmation: The prospective institution may take 3 to 6 weeks to confirm admission.
• Sponsor’s Paper Submission: Submit the sponsor’s documents. Any close relative can be the sponsor, with a first-blood sponsor preferred.
• Offer Letter: Receive the admission documents (Offer Letter).

3rd Step

• Sponsor’s Paper Submission: Submit the sponsor’s documents (only first-blood relatives can sponsor).
• Funds Calculation: Calculate the minimum funds required to show to universities and Immigration New Zealand (1-year tuition + 1-year living expenses + travel cost + full overseas student health cover).
• Sponsor Amount: The sponsor amount may vary depending on the sponsor’s relation and the number of dependents.
• Sponsor’s Documents: Basic documents needed from the sponsor include:
  • Bank certificate/statement
  • Tax Identification Number (TIN) certificate
  • Salary certificate
  • Job certificate
  • Trade license
  • Property/revenue information
  • Affidavit of financial support
  • (Guidance will be provided based on the sponsor’s nature of income)

Sources of Fund

• Income Sources: Income from a job, business ownership, a limited company, house rent, abroad, agriculture, or land valuation certificate from an authorized person.

Additional Requirements

• Police Clearance Certificate
• Medical Report
• Relation Proof Documents: Birth certificate, national ID card.

4th Step

• Verification of Financial Documents: After submitting financial documents to the universities, they will verify the documents. The university will then conduct a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) interview.
• Final Offer Letter: Upon approval, universities will provide a final offer letter without conditions. Students can then pay their tuition fees and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) through bank transfer. 
  
  Important: Do not pay fees by cash to any person or organization except the university account. Fees are refundable in case of visa rejection (check the refund policy).
  
  
• Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE): The university will issue an eCOE.

5th Step

• Student Visa Application: After receiving the eCOE, students will apply for a student visa (subclass 500).
  • Online Application: All international students must apply for their student visa online.
  • Processing Time: The processing time is typically 4-12 weeks, but it can sometimes take longer.
  • Under 18 Requirements: For students under 18, evidence of welfare and consent arrangements is required.
  • Visa Fees: The base application charge for the main applicant is NZD 630, payable through a credit or debit card with the required limit.

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