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Study In NEWZEALAND
Study In NEWZEALAND
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Population
4.8m
Land Area
268,021 km2
Capital City
Wellington
Largest city
Auckland
Official language(s)
English Māori
Currency
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
Date format
dd/mm/yyyy
Drive on the
Left
Calling Code
+64
New Zealand Education Events
Interview sessions are a great way to get the information you need about the education institutions you like. Here is your opportunity to meet with the officials from overseas education institutions directly. To register for an interview session, please select from the events listed below.
New Zealand Visas
Student visa process for New Zealand
Contact us or come into our office to discover your options regarding your study destination, courses availablity and recommended institutions.
Register with us to start the admission and visa process. We can help you navigate through the various processes and make studying overseas easier.
Once you have decided what and where you want to study, we will help you complete the application to the institutions of your choice.
At the time of application for admission you will be required to submit several documents including:
- proof of previous academic qualifications
- and, in most cases, proof of your English language ability.
After receiving your offer letter from an institution, you will need to undertake a medical examination by one of the doctors approved by the New Zealand Government.
A list of the approved panel doctors can be found at ttsnzvisa.com/in-en/Home
Police Clearance Certificate
At the same time you need to arrange for your Police Clearance Certificate (PCC).
To lodge your visa application you will need to provide the documents outlined in the checklist we provided in step 3.
In relation to your financials, we strongly recommend you take advantage of the Funds Transfer Scheme (FTS) offered by ANZ bank. Benefits of using FTS include:
- Parents having control over the amount of money that their child has access to
- Students having access to sufficient money to meet cost of living
- Less documentation and easier processes
- Less in-depth fund assessments which reduces processing times.
After applying for your visa, and after we have advised you that you have received ‘Approval in Principal’ of your visa from the New Zealand Government, you will need to pay your first years’ tuition fees.
You can choose to pay via Telegraphic Transfer (TT) or Direct Debit (DD). Our value added services department can help you arrange either of these payment methods.
At this point, those students using the FTS will also need to transfer their living expenses contribution into their ANZ bank account.
We will notify you as soon as we know the outcome of your visa application and you can collect your passport. In most cases this is a positive response and it means you can also start planning your travel and accommodation!
Abroad Guru Overseas can help organise your travel arrangements so you can begin your new student life. Air ticketing, insurance and foreign exchange can all be arranged through us to make studying overseas easier!
New Zealand Work Rights
Work rights during studies in New Zealand
You can work up to 20 hours each week during the academic year provided you are enrolled in a full-time course that meets one of the following criteria:- The course is at least two years in length at a private training establishment or tertiary institution
- The course leads to a New Zealand qualification that qualifies for points under the Skilled Migrant Category of Immigration New Zealand’s Residence Instructions.
- The course is at least one academic year long, and the student is taking part in an approved tertiary exchange scheme.
- You are studying in Year 12 or Year 13 and have written permission from both school and parents.
Work rights for dependants in New Zealand
Spouses of students on a work visa can work full-time in New Zealand, however the dependants of students on a visitor visa have no work rights.Post-study work rights in New Zealand
Students who complete either of the following qualifications by studying in New Zealand are eligible for a 12 month open work permit:- A qualification at Level 7 or above on the New Zealand Qualification Framework AND studied that qualification in New Zealand for at least one academic year; OR
- A two year qualification at Level 4* to Level 6 on the New Zealand Qualification Framework AND studied that qualification in New Zealand for at least two academic years; OR
- Two individual qualifications at Level 4* to Level 6 on the New Zealand Qualification Framework, where each qualification is at least one academic year study in New Zealand, provided the second qualification is at a higher level than the first.
