New Zealand

• New Zealand bases its education programmes and degrees on the world’s most recognised and accredited education system-the British system.
• New Zealand has an international reputation as a provider of quality education.
• It has a progressive education system with many state of the art facilities.
• It offers a safe learning environment with excellent study opportunities and support services for international students.
• New Zealanders are famed for their friendliness, hospitality and warmth to overseas visitors, and enjoy meeting folk from other cultures.
• Courses are available for academic, professional and vocational studies at New Zealand institutions – universities, polytechnics and institutes of technology, colleges of education, secondary schools and private training establishments.
• The cost of studying in New Zealand is also much cheaper than the USA, Australia, UK, or Canada.
• The quality assurance practices that the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) has in place gives both local and international students confidence when it comes to choosing a course of study in New Zealand.
• Combining the benefits of a developed country with the charm of a quiet and peaceful countryside, New Zealand offers some distinct advantages over other countries as a destination for education.
• New Zealand is the ultimate outdoor adventure playground, from offering every kind of thrill and adventure to pure hedonistic relaxation and pleasure.

• University of Canterbury, NZ.
• Victoria University of Wellington,  NZ.
• Southern Institute of Technology, NZ.
• Wellington Institute of Technology  (Weltec), NZ.
• Whitireia Community Polytechnic, NZ.
• AIS St Helens, NZ – UG & Diplomas.
• AIS St Helens, NZ – MBA / PGDBA.
• Nelson  Marlborough  Institute  of Technology (NMIT), NZ.
• National Technology Institute (NTEC), NZ.
• Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec), NZ.
• Ara Institute of Canterbury.
• Pacific International Hotel Management School (PIHMS), NZ.
• TOI-OHOMAI Institute of Technology (Merger of Waiariki Institute of Technology & Bay of Plenty Polytechnic).
• IPU, NZ.
• NZ Tertiary College.
• University of Waikato, Hamilton.
• Lincoln University, Christchurch.
• Auckland University of Technology, Auckland.
• Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland.
• Eastern Institute of Technology, Napier.
• Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin & Auckland.
• Manukau Institute of Technology, Auckland.
• Nelson & Marlborough Institute of Technology, Nelson & Blenheim.
• North Tec, Whangarei.
• Auckland Institute of Studies, Auckland.
• Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT), New Plymouth.
• Aspire2International Group, Auckland, Wellington, Tauranga & Christchurch.
• EDENZ Colleges, Auckland.
• UUNZ Institute of Business, Auckland.
• New Zealand School of Education (NZSE), Auckland.
• Pacific International Hotel Management School, New Plymouth.
• Le Cordon Bleu, Wellington.
• Computer Power Plus, Auckland.
• Cornell Institute of Business & Technology, Auckland.
• Taylors College, Auckland.
• Avonmore Tertiary Institute, Christchurch, Auckland.
• Media Design School, Auckland.
• UC International College, Christchurch.

• Business Studies
• Accounting and Finance
• Law
• Economics
• Art and Design
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Biological Science

All international students equipped with a valid immigration stamp are permitted to work 20 hours/week in NEW ZEALAND.

Up to 3-year stay back.

• Tuition Cost: 9-25 Lacs INR per annum.
• Living Cost: 6-8 Lacs INR per annum.

Step 1: Apply for Admission in College/University

This is the foremost step towards your dream to study abroad. There exist hundreds of colleges and universities to choose among in New Zealand. You will find many colleges/universities offering the courses that you are interested in. The best way is to conduct research on the best universities and college in New Zealand offering relevant courses and shortlist a few of them. Afterwards, browse the website of shortlisted colleges and decided the one that you find suitable in terms of education quality, ranking, course structure, course fee and other facilities for international students.

Once you have decided what and where you wish to study, complete the application to the institution of your choice. While applying for admission, you will be required to submit a few documents, including the proof of your previous academic qualifications; and in the majority of cases, you need to submit a proof of your English language ability. Now wait for your offer letter to move towards the next step of your New Zealand Student Visa Process.

Step 2: Undertake Medical and PCC

After receiving your offer letter from an institution, you will need to undergo a medical examination by one of the doctors approved by the Immigration New Zealand. A list of doctors approved by the panel can be found by visiting the link given below: http://www.immigration.govt.nz/paneldoctors/ At the same time, you will need to arrange for your Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) from Regional Passport office or from the Deputy Commissioner of Police of your area.

Step 3: Visa Lodgment

To lodge your visa application for New Zealand student visa, you will need to provide the documents outlined in the checklist provided on the immigration website of New Zealand (http://www.immigration.govt.nz/). In relation to your financials, it is strongly recommended that you can take the advantage of the Funds Transfer Scheme (FTS) offered by the ANZ bank. The benefits of using the FTS are explained below.

Step 4: FUND TRANSFER SCHEME

FTS is known as the Fund Transfer Scheme. This scheme is very helpful for those students who wants to study in New Zealand, but they do not the funds older than six months. Under the Fund Transfer Scheme you need to transfer the living expense of one Year to a bank account (ANZ Bank) in New Zealand, in addition to paying the tuition fee for one year. The amount that is deposited as FTS will be locked for twelve months and is then drip fed to the student on a pre-arranged basis. The period of this locked amount may be varied out according to the immigration New Zealand instructions for a given period.

Step 5: New Pathway Student Visa Pilot – Less Paperwork, Less Hassle

If you want to study more than one program on one student visa, then New Pathway Student Visa Pilot program is for you. Under this program, students can study three consecutive courses on one student visa, over a period of up to three consecutive years.

For example, if you take an English language course, transfer to a year-long foundation programme, and then move onto a degree course, all three courses are included on the one visa. But only a qualified consultant can guide you about this, who have good knowledge about New Zealand Student Visa Process and good experience.

NZD40000 per annum = Approx25 Lacs per annum.