New Zealand

New Zealand education is come up with cost-effective and international recognition, with the unbeatable learning environment.

1. It has Eight Government Universities
2. 16 Government- funded Institutes of Technology & Polytechnics
3. Private Tertiary & Training Establishments

Courses to Check

1. PhD
2. Engineering
3. Hospitality
4. Health Care
5. Accounting & Finance
6. Agriculture
7. Medicine
8. Animation
9. Construction Management
10. Business Management
11. Nursing
12. Sports Management

New Zealand is targeting the following sectors.

Computer software development industry, television, commercial production, tourism & hospitality, banking, finance.

Part-Time Employment

Foreign students are allowed to do part-time jobs for up to 20 hours per week. During vacation time they can work up to 40 hours (about 1 and a half days). The average salary is about NZ$ 18.90 per hour, they will be offered public holidays and rest breaks. The foreign students who have their degree will have an added advantage in the Skilled Migrant Category can apply for a massive job search visa. The qualified student's partner shall apply for a work permit, valid till the end of the study course.

The following are the shortage list of Industries

Architect

Information Technology

Mining Engineer

Creative Industries Film Animators

Clinical Research Associate

Food Technologist

Medical Radiation Technologist

Dietitian

Cardio or Respiratory Technician

In New Zealand, you can expect a standard level of comfort with low budget, when compared with other countries. Below is the overall idea of the cost spent to study in New Zealand.

U.G Programs	Education Cost (Per Year)
Arts – Social, Administration, Social science, commerce	20,000 - 26,000 NZ$
Computing / Mathematical Science	20,000 - 24,000 NZ$
Engineering & Technology	24,000 - 28,000 NZ$

P.G Programs	Education Cost (Per Year)
Arts – Social, Administration, Social science, commerce	24,000 - 28,000 NZ$
MBA	35,000 - 50,000 NZ$
Engineering	30,000 - 40,000 NZ$

Intakes During

Intakes are during the months of February and July, rarely in September.

English Language Test

We suggest everyone take IELTS /TOEFL/ PTE test to get outshine in New Zealand universities. For undergraduates, it is best to score 6.0 to 6.5, for postgraduates 6.5 to 7.5.

Document Needed

1. Educational Certificate UG & PG
2. Application form
3. Proof of Funds
4. Passport
5. Birth certificate
6. Reference letter from college
7. Statement of purpose
Resume

A student visa is a necessary one if you're going to study for more than three months in New Zealand. For a student visa, you need to follow the student policy requirement. Make sure you apply 4 weeks earlier the course begins.

Visa Process How It Flows

Online Submission

Collect your required document

Submit your Application Online

Follow and track for a visa decision

The same process will be applicable for paper submission.

1. What is the processing time for visa & admission to study in New Zealand?

Commonly, the undergraduate applications will process shortly within 3 to 5 weeks. For postgraduates, it may take 4 to 6 weeks. In New Zealand, for qualified profile student's visa procedure will take around 15 to 20 days.

2. Shall I get a 12-month job search visa?

You are qualified to apply for a 12-month job search visa before the three months of the date of finalization of your course in New Zealand.

3. what is the visa status after a job search visa?

When you get placed or have a job offer in your domain of study, by then your visa status will be eligible for a work permit or permanent residency.

4. Are my dependants permitted to stay along?

In New Zealand, you are allowed to take your dependants along with you. Who may be your spouse, fiancé, children, anyways it's essential to apply and come across the common requirement for the type of visa they are looking for, (visitor, work, student).

Generally, an educational institution in New Zealand will help you in identifying the accommodation during your studies. For accommodation, you can check halls of residence or student hostel, homestay, Apartments, or flats. Make sure you check out the respective website for accommodation facilities.

Avail Health Insurance

We absolutely recommend that all foreign students get medical insurance coverage. This is because irregular students must not avail themselves of publicly funded health services in New Zealand. Your student visa will cover enough allowances, which must cover your medical costs.