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Study in New Zealand

Attribute Details
Capital Wellington
Per Capita Income 46,936.752 USD
Main Cities Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Rotorua, Tauranga
Sports Cricket, Rugby
Currency NZ $ (1 NZ $ = 49.37 INR)
Population 5.2 Million
Language English and Maori
Climate During the summer months (December to March), the average temperature ranges from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, while in winter (June to August), the average temperature hovers between 10 to 15 degrees Celsius.

Why Study in New Zealand?

Tuition fees are due after receiving visa approval.

Fifteen years of education is considered acceptable.

Adheres to the British-based education system.

Offers practical and industry-focused learning experiences.

Provides quality education and is centrally regulated by NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority).

Offers international students the opportunity for a Post Study Work Visa of up to 3 years.

Attaining Permanent Residency (PR) after completing studies is made straightforward.

Known for being a safe and secure destination.

Education System of New Zealand

New Zealand offers a variety of tertiary qualifications, encompassing 10 different types that are available across 10 distinct levels.

Certificate (Level 1, 2, 3, 4)

Diploma (Level 5, 6)

Bachelor’s degree, graduate diploma and certificates (Level 7)

Postgraduate diplomas and certificates, bachelor honours degrees (Level 8)

Master’s degree (Level 9)

Doctoral degree (Level 10)

Education System of New Zealand

For Diploma/Certificate at Level 5: For Bachelor’s Degree/Graduate Diploma/Certificate at Level 6 or 7: For Postgraduate Diploma/Masters:
An overall IELTS score of 5.5 Bands is required, with no sub-test score falling below 5.0 Bands. You should have an overall IELTS score of 6.0 Bands, with no sub-test score lower than 5.5 Bands. You need an overall IELTS score of 6.5 Bands, with no sub-test score less than 6.0 Bands.
Alternatively, you can meet this requirement by completing English language courses at the college.

Post-Study Work Visa & Financial Requirements

International students who complete a Bachelor’s Degree (Level 7 and higher) in New Zealand are eligible for a 3-year Post-Study Work Visa.

Simplified Permanent Residency (PR) Process After Studying in New Zealand

Obtaining permanent residency in New Zealand after completing your studies is straightforward.

Financial Requirements for Student Visa

To obtain a student visa, you must demonstrate the ability to cover the total cost of one year’s expenses, saved over a period of 6 months.

In the absence of savings, applicants can show a one-day balance under the Funds Transfer Scheme (FTS) through ANZ Bank. Under FTS, students must:

Pay one year’s tuition fees to their chosen educational institution.

Transfer NZ $15,000 after receiving Approval in Principal (AIP) for the Student Visa.

For Courses Lasting More Than 1 Year

You must provide a payment plan for the subsequent years with supporting evidence.

Approximate Annual Expenses for Education

University NZD INR
Diplomas $25000 – $33000 13.50 lacs to 17.50 lacs
Bachelors $25000 – $40000 13.50 lacs to 21.50 lacs
Bachelor’s of Engineering in University $36000 – $45000 19.50 lacs to 24 lacs
Graduate Diplomas $25000 – $30000 13.50 lacs to 16 lacs
Masters $30000 – $55000 16 lacs to 29.50 lacs

Work

20 hours Part-Timework allowed during Study and Full Time during Vacation/Holidays.

ITPS NZD INR
Diplomas $17000 – $23000 9 lacs to 12.50 lacs
Bachelors $18000 – $24000 9.50 lacs to 13 lacs
Masters $19000 – $25000 10 lacs to 13.50 lacs

Cost of Living

$15000 NZD (INR – 8 lacs) (@ 1NZ= INR 49* APPROX.)

Funding Details

Education Loan

Saving Bank Account

Fixed Deposit

PF/PPF/CPF/GPF/EPF (Funds must be held with nationalized banks & be at least 6 months old)