New Zealand offers a world-class education system, picturesque landscapes, and a welcoming environment. Known for its innovative teaching methods and emphasis on practical learning, the country is a hub for international students seeking quality education and personal growth. With a strong focus on research and small class sizes, students benefit from personalized attention. Whether it’s exploring vibrant cities or breathtaking nature, New Zealand combines academic excellence with unforgettable experiences.
New Zealand offers a wide range of programs tailored to suit various interests and career goals.
Research Universities:
Globally recognized institutions with a focus on innovation and academic excellence.
Vocational Institutions (ITPs):
Practical, industry-relevant training for career-focused students.
Private Universities:
Smaller class sizes, personalized learning, and specialized programs.
Studying in New Zealand is affordable compared to many other destinations.
Tuition Fee
NZD 20,000–NZD 40,000 per year
Accommodation
NZD 800–NZD 2,000 per month
Food
NZD 200–NZD 400 per month
Transport
NZD 100–NZD 200 per month
Miscellaneous
NZD 100–NZD 300 per month
New Zealand provides various scholarships to support international students:
New Zealand International Scholarships (NZIS):
Fully funded scholarships for students from eligible countries.
University-Specific Scholarships:
Merit-based and need-based scholarships offered by individual institutions.
Commonwealth Scholarships:
For students from Commonwealth nations.
Asia-Pacific Scholarships:
Funding opportunities for students from the Asia-Pacific region.
New Zealand has two main intakes:
February Intake
The primary intake with most courses available.
July Intake
A secondary intake with fewer course options
Some institutions also offer rolling admissions or a November intake for select programs.
We assist with:
Student Visa
For full-time academic or vocational studies.
Visitor Visa
For short-term courses or language studies
International students in New Zealand can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays.
The average wage is NZD 18–NZD 25 per hour, depending on the job and location. Part-time opportunities are available in retail, hospitality, and administration, allowing students to gain valuable work experience while managing their expenses.
New Zealand offers excellent post-study work opportunities for graduates:
Post-Study Work Visa:
Allows graduates to work in New Zealand for up to 3 years, depending on their qualification and location.
Permanent Residency Pathways:
Skilled migration options are available for graduates in high-demand fields.
Job Prospects:
Industries like IT, engineering, healthcare, and agriculture have strong demand for skilled professionals.
Enjoy fresh, locally sourced cuisine, from seafood to traditional Maori dishes.
Food
Enjoy diverse cuisines, from poutine and maple syrup to international delicacies.
Language
Courses are taught in English, making it easy for international students to adapt.
Social Life
New Zealand offers a vibrant student community, adventure sports, and cultural festivals.
Career Opportunities
The country’s growing economy and welcoming policies provide graduates with excellent job prospects.
