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Study in New Zealand

Study in New Zealand
New Zealand
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DESTINATION SNAPSHOT

Study In New Zealand

New Zealand offers eight universities plus a network of polytechnics in one of the safest, cleanest and most welcoming countries in the world. Class sizes are small, teaching is practical and degrees follow the British system, so qualifications are recognised everywhere.

Degree-level graduates can apply for a post-study work visa of up to three years, and roles in IT, construction, engineering, nursing and agriculture are on the skill shortage lists. For students who want a calm, high-quality life with real work experience, New Zealand is the hidden gem of our destination list.

NZD 22K - NZD 40K Tuition per year
Feb / July (+ Nov) Main intakes
IELTS 6.5 / PTE 58 English requirement
20 hrs/week + up to 3-yr post-study Work rights

Fees, living costs and visa rules are indicative and updated every intake - confirm the latest figures with your counsellor.

WHY THIS DESTINATION

Why Students Choose New Zealand

The four reasons our counsellors keep recommending this destination.

Safe & Peaceful

Consistently ranked among the safest countries for international students.

Small Class Sizes

Close supervision, project work and easier access to lecturers and supervisors.

Up To 3-Year Work Visa

Degree-level graduates get open post-study work rights for up to three years.

Scholarships & Value

Tuition and living costs are lower than Australia with the same quality of life.

UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES

Popular Institutes In New Zealand

Fees and intakes are indicative and refreshed every cycle - ask us for the complete partner list.

University of Auckland Auckland, North Island
#65 Global RankRanking
NZD 38K / yrAvg. Tuition
Feb / JulyIntakes
IELTS 6.5English
  • New Zealand highest-ranked university with strong engineering and business schools.
  • Study levels: Masters & Bachelors
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University of Otago Dunedin, South Island
#214 Global RankRanking
NZD 34K / yrAvg. Tuition
Feb / JulyIntakes
IELTS 6.5English
  • Oldest university in the country, known for health sciences and research.
  • Study levels: Masters & Bachelors
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Auckland University of Technology Auckland, North Island
Top 1% GlobalRanking
NZD 32K / yrAvg. Tuition
Feb / July / NovIntakes
IELTS 6.0English
  • Applied, industry-connected courses with internship and co-op options.
  • Study levels: Masters, Bachelors & Diploma
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POPULAR STREAMS

Most In-Demand Courses

These streams attract the strongest demand from employers in New Zealand and give you the best return on your investment.

See All Programs  →
IT & Software Development Nursing & Health Science Civil & Construction Engineering Business & Management Agriculture & Environment Tourism & Hospitality Quantity Surveying Data & Business Analytics

Not sure which stream fits your marks and budget? Send us your profile for a free shortlist within 24 hours.

COST OF LIVING

Monthly Budget In New Zealand

Rent is the biggest variable - shared accommodation and student housing bring the monthly figure down considerably.

NZD 600 - NZD 1,000 Rent (shared, per month)
NZD 300 - NZD 450 Food & groceries
NZD 80 - NZD 150 Local transport
NZD 1,100 - NZD 1,800 Total per month

Other Living Costs To Plan For

Budget these one-time and yearly costs along with your tuition before you finalise your finances.

  • Health insurance is required for most international students.
  • Books and course material: about NZD 400 to NZD 800 per year.
  • Mobile and internet: NZD 30 to NZD 60 per month.
  • Funds for living costs must be shown as per the current visa requirement.
WORK & SETTLEMENT

From Student To Professional

How the post-study work and settlement pathway works in New Zealand.

01
Study & Work 20 Hours

Full-time in scheduled holidays, up to 20 hours per week during terms.

02
Internships & Co-op

Polytechnics and universities build work-integrated learning into many courses.

03
Post Study Work Visa

Open work rights of up to three years for degree-level qualifications.

04
Skilled Residence

Accredited Employer Work Visa and the Skilled Migrant Category lead to residence.

FUNDING

Scholarships & Financial Support

We map every eligible profile to the awards below and file the applications for you.

New Zealand Excellence Awards NZD 5,000 - NZD 10,000

Government-supported awards for selected postgraduate students.

University Merit Scholarships 10% - 25% of tuition

Offered by all eight universities for strong academic profiles.

Polytechnic & Regional Grants NZD 2,000 - NZD 6,000

Institutes and regions offer grants to attract students to specific campuses.

VISA GUIDANCE

New Zealand Visa Checklist

Everything the case officer expects, prepared and cross-checked by our visa team.

Documents You Will Need

Keep these ready before we file - scanned copies are enough to start with.

  • Passport valid for at least three months beyond your course
  • Offer of place from your education provider
  • Tuition payment receipt
  • Proof of funds for living costs as per the current requirement
  • IELTS / PTE result and academic transcripts
  • Medical and police clearance certificates where required
  • Travel and health insurance documents
01
Offer & Fee Payment

We secure the offer of place and complete the tuition payment required for the visa.

02
Funds & Insurance

Financial evidence and health insurance are arranged as per Immigration New Zealand rules.

03
Online Visa Application

The application is filed with a complete, well-ordered document file.

04
Approval & Arrival

Accommodation, airport pickup and bank account setup before you land.

Worried about the visa interview?

We have handled thousands of New Zealand files with a 98% success rate - mock interviews included.

New Zealand FAQS

Studying In New Zealand

Straight answers to the questions students and parents ask us most often.

98%Visa Success
800+Partner Institutes
5000+Students Guided

Degree-level graduates can get open post-study work rights of up to three years, depending on the qualification and where you studied.

Yes. Most student visa holders can work up to 20 hours per week during terms and full-time in scheduled holidays.

Expect roughly NZD 1,100 to NZD 1,800 per month for rent, food, transport and personal expenses, depending on the city.

Yes. IT, construction, engineering, nursing and agriculture roles are on the skill shortage lists, and the Skilled Migrant Category is points-based.

Most programs ask for IELTS 6.5 overall. PTE, TOEFL and some internal English assessments are also accepted by many institutions.
EXPLORE MORE

Compare Other Destinations

Every country has a different cost, work right and PR pathway - see how they stack up against New Zealand.

Planning to study in New Zealand?

Share your marks, budget and career goal - our counsellors will send a free university shortlist, scholarship options and a cost estimate within 24 hours.