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New Zealand

Student Visa

In terms of education, New Zealand ranks fourth in the world. In New Zealand, secondary schooling is compulsory. The majority of individuals benefit from a New Zealand education. Employers all across the world respect the education provided at both the high school and university levels. The education is of world-class quality and adheres to strict criteria. To guarantee consistency in the delivery of quality education, the government maintains tight quality control. Because the number of children or scholars in each class is generally small, the amount of personal attention given to each learner is high and measured. According to the 2012 Prosperity Index Survey, New Zealand ranks first in terms of education. Academic and practical knowledge are equally valued by New Zealand's educational institutions. The governing authorities also value skill-based accomplishments. In New Zealand, education at the State and State Integrated Levels is free. Tertiary education is highly sought after in New Zealand, which has eight universities and 18 institutes of technology and polytechnics. With only eight universities, the country is ranked among the top 50 in the world.

Types of Qualifications:

There are 10 levels of study in New Zealand schools and universities. The lowest level is a certificate and the highest is a doctoral degree.

Certificates are levels 1 to 4
Diplomas are levels 5 and 6
Bachelor's degrees, graduate diplomas, and certificates are level 7
Postgraduate diplomas and certificates and bachelor's degrees with honors are level 8
Masters degrees are level 9
Doctoral degrees are level 10.

Students may be certain that they are studying for an official certificate since all major education providers are registered with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).

All polytechnics and institutes of technology provide a certificate, diplomas, and degree programs. These colleges provide greater practical and vocational education.

Duration

You can only stay in New Zealand on a student visa for a limited time.

If you are a full fee-paying student you may be granted a student visa for the period for which you have paid course fees (up to a maximum of four years).

Working while studying

Students can work part-time while studying full-time, under certain circumstances:

to meet course requirements for practical work experience, or
during the Christmas and New Year holiday period if you are in a full-time course of study lasting 12 months or longer, and/or
for up to 20 hours in any given week during the academic year if in the full-time study:
at a private training establishment or tertiary institution and taking at least two academic years to complete, or
culminating in a New Zealand qualification that would qualify for points under the Skilled Migrant Category, or
at a secondary school full-year course of study in years 12 or 13, provided they have written permission from the school and written consent from parents, or
in a full-time study course lasting at least six months, at a private training establishment or tertiary institution. or
at a tertiary level of at least one academic year duration as part of an approved tertiary student exchange scheme.

Medical insurance

While studying in New Zealand, students must have enough current medical and travel insurance. In general, student visa holders are ineligible for publicly financed health and disability services.

Application Procedure

Decide on the course and the institute.
Fill out and complete the Application form
Submit the required documents along with the fee
Be sure that you meet the health requirements
Make sure to meet the character requirements
Lodge the application.

Evidence of funds

o, gain a student visa you should have enough money held in New Zealand by you to support yourself during the stay. You can provide.

Courses less than nine months

If the course you intend to study lasts less than nine months, you will need to show us you have access to:

1. NZ$1,250 for each month of your stay less any prepaid living expenses (you will need to show us that you've paid).

Courses of more than nine months

If the course you intend to study lasts more than nine months you'll need to show that you have access to:

1. NZ$15,000 per year to cover your costs during your stay in New Zealand less any prepaid living expenses (you will need to show us that you've paid),

Evidence of funds may be in the form of cash, traveler's cheques, bank drafts, or a recognized credit card with enough credit.

Visa conditions