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Study in New Zealand | Visa Migration Services
A comprehensive guide to

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Explore institutions, cost of living, and scholarships to study in New Zealand.

New Zealand is an emerging study abroad destination with an excellent education system and internationally accredited qualifications.

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Why study in New Zealand

The most peaceful country, boasting world-ranked universities and preparing students for the future.

Advanced Teaching

Inspired by the British education system, NZ offers an immersive learning experience supported by various programs.

Research Opportunities

Ample research opportunities with highly experienced faculty, well-equipped laboratories, and latest technology.

Affordable Cost

Education expenses on similar structured programs in NZ are much lower than in other popular destinations.

Beautiful Environment

Wonderful environment with beautiful landscapes, including hills, beaches, volcanoes, and snow-capped mountains.

Immersive Culture

A rich cultural heritage celebrating numerous traditions. It is also a safe place for international students.

Work-Study Options

Allows international students to work 20 hours a week while studying and full-time during scheduled breaks.

Intakes to Study in New Zealand

Universities and colleges offer admissions for two primary intakes: February and July.

Intake Availability of Programs Application Deadline Duration
February Intake (Major) All Programs Nov – Dec (Previous Year) February - June
July Intake Majority Programs May - June July - November
Step-by-Step Guide

Application Process to Study in New Zealand

Application Process New Zealand
  1. Choose University and Program

    Select the best program based on accreditation, tuition fees, scholarships, and career prospects.

  2. Meet Eligibility

    Check criteria such as academic qualification, English language proficiency, and standardised tests.

  3. Collect Documents

    Organize transcripts, English test scores, LOR, SOP, resumes, and other required proofs.

  4. Submit Application

    Apply for the desired program with the assistance of a professional study abroad consultant.

  5. Receive Offer Letter

    University officials will verify your documents and send a conditional or unconditional offer letter.

  6. Apply for Student Visa

    After receiving the offer letter, apply for a New Zealand student visa (approx fee NZD 850).

  7. Pay Tuition Fees (Post-AIP)

    For NZ studies, the tuition fee has to be paid only when the AIP (Approval in Principle) visa is approved.

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Tuition Fees and Scholarships

The cost varies based on the location of an educational institution and the course chosen.

Course Level Tuition Fee Range (NZD)
UG Diploma/Certificate$14,000 – $51,000
PG Diploma/Certificate$20,000 – $43,000
Bachelor's Degree$26,000 – $46,000
Master's Degree$22,000 – $61,000

Popular Scholarships

University / Institute Scholarship Name Award Value
University of WaikatoVC's International ExcellenceNZD $15,000 (Tuition)
Unitec InstituteManaaki NZ ScholarshipsFull Fees + Allowance
UC International CollegeGlobal Student AwardsNZD $4,000

Cost of Living in New Zealand

Average monthly expenses for an international student. Students should save for unexpected costs.

Expenses Monthly Cost (NZD) Monthly Cost (INR Approx)
Accommodation800 - 160040k - 81k
Food320 – 48016k – 24k
Utilities100 – 2005.1k – 10.2k
Travel40 - 802k - 4k
Health Insurance80 – 1004k – 5.1k
Entertainment150 – 2507.6k – 12.7k

Job Prospects in New Zealand

Job opportunities are plentiful, especially for roles specified on the Green List.

Job Sector Job Roles
Commerce and FinanceFinancial Analyst, Banker, Investment Advisor
EngineeringCivil, Mechanical, Electrical Engineer
Medical and HealthcareSurgeon, Doctor, Physiotherapist, Nurse
DentistryDentist, Orthodontist, Periodontist
Legal ProfessionsLawyer, Solicitor, Barrister

Work Opportunities

Part-Time Work

Work part-time on campus up to 20 hours a week during classes and full-time during scheduled breaks.

Post-Study Work Visa

Stay for up to 3 years post-graduation depending on the program. Visa fee: NZD $1,670.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When does the academic year begin?
The academic year is split into two semesters starting in February (Major intake) and July. Master’s courses also typically begin in these months.
Q: How long can a student stay after study?
After completing their studies, students can apply for a post-study work visa, which allows them to stay and work in New Zealand for up to 3 years.
Q: Is it possible to work while studying?
Yes, international students can work part-time for up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and full-time during scheduled breaks.
Q: Can I get PR if I study in New Zealand?
Yes, pathways to Permanent Residency exist, particularly for students who secure jobs listed on the New Zealand Green List or through the Skilled Migrant Category.
Q: How much is the NZ student visa fee?
The estimated application fee for a New Zealand Student Visa is NZD 850.
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