Why Study in New Zealand

Why Study in New Zealand

Global Recognition

New Zealand is ranked No.4 as per Global Peace Index 2024, making it one of the most peaceful nations in the world.

All degrees in New Zealand are globally recognised and add great value for international students' future.

All 8 Universities in New Zealand are in Global 500 Rankings as per QSNWR

Top Universities

New Zealand hosts some of the world's most top-ranked universities, including:

  • University of Auckland
  • University of Otago
  • Massey University
  • University of Waikato

New Zealand is an immigration-friendly country with great post-masters opportunities and recently introduced Green List Occupations showing commitment to international students.

Key Advantages:

  • Strong economy with high standards of living
  • Higher paying jobs in many sectors compared to Australia and other countries
* New Zealand is a vast and diverse country known for its stunning landscapes, multicultural cities, and high standards of living

Major Intake

2 Major Intakes

Winter Intake

January Start Date
Secondary Intake

Fall Intake

July Intake
Main Intake
* Intake dates may vary slightly depending on the university

The Admission Process for Study in New Zealand

Admission Process

Exams Required

Exams Required

Test Name Sections Cost
TOEFL
Reading Writing Listening Speaking
₹16,900
IELTS
Reading Writing Listening Speaking
₹17,000
PTE
Reading Writing Listening Speaking
₹17,000
DET
Reading Writing Listening Speaking
$65

Other Costs Involved

Application and Process Fee Structure

Particulars Costs
Average Application Fee Per University $70-$100
Visa Fee $750
Medical ₹5,000
PCC – Police Clearance Certificate

Advices:

As per the New Zealand government student should prove that he holds additional funds of NZ$20,000 Per Year as living expenses over and above the tuition costs and other costs.

Application Process

Application Requirements Checklist

  1. 1

    Scanned Copies of Memos

    1. Semester Wise
    2. Consolidated Marks Memo
    3. Provisional Certificate
    4. Original Degree (For Students who completed 4-2 and obtained results only)
  2. 2 Course Completion Letter or Bonafide Certificate
  3. 3 X and XII Marks Memos
  4. 4

    2 Recommendation Letters

    1. Dated
    2. Signed on letterhead
    3. Mobile Number & Email Address of Professor (Mandatory)
  5. 5 Statement of Purpose
  6. 6 Resume
  7. 7 Test Score Cards (TOEFL, IELTS, PTE)
  8. 8 Passport (First Page and Last Page)
  9. 9 Police Clearance Certificate
  10. 10

    Financials

    1. Savings
    2. Income
    3. Educational Loan
  11. 11 Internship, Work Experience and Relieving Letters if any
  12. 12 Extra-Curricular Activities, if any

Popular Cities & Student Cost of Living

Popular Cities & Student Cost of Living

Major Cities (Higher Living Costs)

Auckland
Wellington
Christchurch
Hamilton

Other Popular Cities (Moderate Costs)

Tauranga
Dunedin
Palmerston North
Napier
Porirua
Rotorua

Note: It is always advisable to stay on campus for Graduate and Under Graduate Students.

Living costs always vary based on:

  • The number of people sharing the apartment
  • Individual way of life
* Above mentioned costs are as per the feedback of the students.

Popular Courses in New Zealand

Popular Courses

Course Name
1
Aeronautical Engineering
2
Business & Administration
3
Computer Science & IT
4
Engineering
5
Health Sciences
6
Nursing
7
Graphic Designing

Popular Universities in New Zealand

Top Universities in New Zealand

Universities Universities
University of Auckland Victoria University of Wellington
University of Otago University of Canterbury
University of Waikato Lincoln University
Massey University Auckland University of Technology

Top Colleges in New Zealand

Colleges Colleges
Manukau Institute of Technology OTAGO Polytechnic
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Southern Institute of Technology
North Tec Unitec Institute of Technology
WelTEc Whitireia
Western Institute of Technology

Average Tuition Fee in New Zealand

Universities Tuition Fees

University Type Tuition Per Year (NZD) Total Tuition (INR Full Course)
Top 40 Universities $35,000 - $45,000 ₹35L - ₹45L
Top 100 Universities $28,000 - $35,000 ₹25L - ₹35L

Colleges Tuition Fees

Program Type Tuition Per Year (NZD) Total Tuition (INR Full Course)
PG Diploma $15,000 - $18,000 ₹20L - ₹22L
Diploma $12,000 - $15,000 ₹16L - ₹20L
Other Programs $10,000 - $12,000 ₹12L - ₹15L
* Fees are approximate and may vary based on specific programs and institutions

Visa Process for Study in New Zealand

Visa Process

Visa Checklist

 

Study Visa Requirements

Primary Requirements

  1. VISA Forms
  2. Passport – All Pages
  3. National Identity Card – AADHAR Card
  4. OSHC Certificate
  5. Educational Documents
    • Semester Wise Memos
    • Consolidated Marks Memo
    • Provisional Certificate
    • Original Degree (For completed 4-2 students)
    • Course Completion Letter
    • X and XII Marks Memos
  6. Recommendation Letters (2)
    • Dated and Signed on letterhead
    • Professor's Mobile Number & Email (Mandatory)
  7. Statement of Purpose
  8. Resume
  9. Test Score Cards (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE)
  10. Police Clearance Certificate

Additional Requirements

  1. Health Checkup
  2. Financial Documents
    • Savings Proof
    • Income Proof
    • Educational Loan Documents
  3. ID Proofs of all sponsors
  4. Affidavits of All Sponsors
  5. Immigration History
  6. Professional Experience (if any)
    • Internship Certificates
    • Work Experience Letters
    • Relieving Letters
  7. Extra-Curricular Activities Certificates (if any)

Note: All documents should be properly attested and translated to English if they are in any other language.

Work While You Study in New Zealand

Work Hours Eligibility

  • Regular Sessions: 24 hours per week off-campus
  • During Holidays: More than 20 hours per week
  • Course Requirement: Must be enrolled in a 2-year course

Key Requirements

  • Must be a full-time student with valid study permit
  • Study permit must explicitly allow off-campus work
  • Must obtain an IRD Number (Inland Revenue Department Number) before starting work

Work Opportunities Available

  • On-Campus Employment
  • Off-Campus Employment
  • Graduate Assistantships
  • Research Assistantships
  • Internships
  • Volunteering Works
  • Work Study Programs

It is very important to understand visa regulations before taking up a work opportunity while studying in New Zealand.

What After Education?

What After Education?

The length of your Post Study Work Visa will depend on the qualification completed in New Zealand. If you complete a master's or doctoral level qualification in New Zealand, and studied in New Zealand for at least 30 weeks you can work in New Zealand for 3 years.

If you completed a qualification at level 8 or below your work visa will be for the same length of time as your study.

Your step towards getting in a Permanent Residence in New Zealand will just start with getting into the best institutions in the world. Talk to our counsellors for a free advice on university shortlisting.

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