Study in New Zealand/ New ZealandStudent Visa Consultant
About New Zealand
New Zealand is an island country, located south-east of Australia in Pacific Ocean. Divided into two major parts: North Island and South Island; it is one of the most beautiful countries with natural landscapes and highly developed in parameters like health, education, economy, living, transportation, climate, physical infrastructure, technology, innovation, etc. Over 85% of its total population of 50 lakh residents lives in urban areas/cities and are known for being happy, relaxed and their gentle hospitality. Some unique facts about New Zealand are:
- Ranked 2nd in Global Peace Index, 2019 and least corrupt country in the world
- Known for adventure sports- specially “Bungee” jumps
- Its population is just 50 lakh- even lesser than Ahmedabad’s!
- Almost the entire population lives in coastal areas
- North New Zealand has sub-tropical climate while southern part is colder
- There are no snakes anywhere in New Zealand
- Has open border policy with Australia for its citizens
Why Study in New Zealand?
New Zealand is one of the top-most destinations for international students. It is renowned for its globally recognized qualifications, excellent educational infrastructure, picturesque natural landscapes and relaxed quality of life. Below are some points to choose study in New Zealand:
Globally Valued Qualifications
The New Zealand’s academic institutions are highly advanced in terms of qualifications, relevance in curriculum, latest technologies, research scope and excellent teaching faculties. All its 8 universities are in top ranks in QS World Rankings. The New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA) ensures monitoring of academic institutions to ensure educational quality standards. The educational system is based on British model and the course entry requirements are comparatively easy.
The New Zealand’s academic institutions are highly advanced in terms of qualifications, relevance in curriculum, latest technologies, research scope and excellent teaching faculties. All its 8 universities are in top ranks in QS World Rankings. The New Zealand Qualification Authority (NZQA) ensures monitoring of academic institutions to ensure educational quality standards. The educational system is based on British model and the course entry requirements are comparatively easy.
Study And Living Costs
New Zealand has lower tuition fee cost compared to USA, UK or Australia. Thus, students gain globally recognized qualifications at much lower study costs. Similarly, the living expenses are also moderate in terms of cost of accommodation, transportation, recreation or food.
New Zealand has lower tuition fee cost compared to USA, UK or Australia. Thus, students gain globally recognized qualifications at much lower study costs. Similarly, the living expenses are also moderate in terms of cost of accommodation, transportation, recreation or food.
Quality of Life
New Zealand offers highly developed lifestyle with its diverse mix of cultures, beautiful natural landscapes, food options, recreational facilities, sports, less crowded and less noisy cities with pure air and clean waters. It is the world’s 2nd most peaceful and least corrupt country.
New Zealand offers highly developed lifestyle with its diverse mix of cultures, beautiful natural landscapes, food options, recreational facilities, sports, less crowded and less noisy cities with pure air and clean waters. It is the world’s 2nd most peaceful and least corrupt country.
Work Opportunities
International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during study sessions and full time during academic breaks/vacations. Post study work opportunity and long-term settlement scope also exists for certain qualification levels.
International students are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during study sessions and full time during academic breaks/vacations. Post study work opportunity and long-term settlement scope also exists for certain qualification levels.
Education System
Costs
Applicaton Process
Education System
The education system in New Zealand is classified into Primary, Secondary and Tertiary stages with the higher education delivered through Universities, Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) and Private Training Establishments (PTEs). Classrooms have smaller student’s numbers and groups and provides global standards of supportive academic environment. The New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF) and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) monitors the academic institutions and ensures quality standards. The qualifications are divided into 10 levels as below:
Rolling Intake: November; some colleges may offer multiple intakes
- Level 1, 2 & 3 – Secondary school/Trades Certificate
- Level 4 – Certificate
- Level 5, 6 – Diploma/ 1st & 2nd year in College
- Level 7 – Bachelor Degree/ Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma
- Level 8 – Bachelor (Honors)/ Postgraduate Certificate/PG Diploma
- Level 9 – Master Degree
- Level 10 – Doctoral Degree/PhD.
Rolling Intake: November; some colleges may offer multiple intakes
Costs
- 17000-19000 NZD (for Diploma programs)
- 21000-24000 NZD (For Undergraduate programs)
- 25000-27000 NZD (For Postgraduate programs)
- 10.50 Lakhs INR (Living Expense)
- 05 Lakhs INR (Tickets + Visa Fee + Quarantine Cost + Other miscellaneous)
Applicaton Process
- Get ready with academic & English test score
- Application for admission in college
- Finance to be shown
- PCC + Medical
- Visa application
- Interview by the Embassy
- AIP (Approval in Principle) or Conditional Visa
- FTS (Funds Transfer System)
- Visa approval letter