STUDY IN NEWZEALAND

The education system in New Zealand is based on the prestigious British system. Institutes in New Zealand have world-class facilities, resources, and faculty. Students can pass their NZ qualifications all over the world because NZ qualifications are internationally recognized.

In New Zealand, there are 8 universities, 23 polytechnics or institutes of technology (ITPs), and 860 private training establishments (PTEs).

New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is in charge of approving and registering all polytechnic and private training institution courses and national qualifications. NZQA is also in charge of the accreditation and registration of PTEs. A PTE must be a licensed provider with NZQA in order to provide NZQA approved courses.

New Zealand Vice-Chancellors’ Committee (NZVCC)  is in charge of approving all New Zealand universities’ diplomas, undergraduate, and graduate programs.

ITPNZ – Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand is in charge of monitoring and authorizing all polytechnic credentials offered locally.

In New Zealand’s schools and universities, there are 10 stages of study. A certificate is the lowest rank, and a doctoral degree is the highest.

• There are four types of certificates.
• Levels 5 and 6 are diplomas.
• Level 7 qualifications include bachelor’s degrees and graduate diplomas.
• Level 8 qualifications include postgraduate certificates and diplomas, as well as bachelor’s degrees with honors.
• Level 9 degrees are master’s degrees.
• Doctoral degrees are level 10.

TOP 8 UNIVERSITIES IN NEW ZEALAND

• Copy of Passport
• Photographs
• TOEFL / IELTS
• Statement of purpose
• Mark Sheet / 10+2 Mark Sheets
• FY / SY / TY Mark Sheets (if applicable)
• Letters of Recommendation ( if applicable)
• Letters of Experience (if applicable)

• Forms for applying for a visa, as well as an addendum.
• Demand Draft for application fee payable to “MINISTRY OF BUSINESS INNOVATION AND Jobs” in Mumbai. 13,950 Rupees (Please refer to the Website before making the DD)
• VFS Fees Demand Draft of Rs.1038 payable to “T T Services” in Ahmedabad (where the student is sending his file).
• Passport (original)
• CV
• Police Commissioner’s Certificate of Verification
• Both pages of the passport should be copied.
• 4 passport-sized images
• SOP (standard operating procedure) (Statement of Purpose)
• The college has sent you an offer letter.

Academic documents:

• 10th and 12th Grade Mark Sheets
• A college diploma
• Mark Sheets for F.Y., S.Y., and T.Y.
• School leaving
• IELTS Mark Sheet

Other documents:

• IT Returns, Experience Letter, Salary Slips, Salary Account (if Applicable)
• Affidavits from Parents and Parents-in-Law, Marriage Certificate, Marriage Photographs, Wedding Card, Marriage CD, Some Shared Assets
• If your spouse is traveling with you, bring all of his or her educational documents, experience letters, pay stubs, and last three years’ IT returns (if applicable)

Financial Documents

• Affidavit of Self-Sufficiency
• Education Loan (If a loan is taken, payments should be transferred from the loan account, and loan disbursement should be given after Pre-Visa approval), Bank Verification Letter
• The CA Study (Not Compulsory)
• Sponsors’ Affidavits of Support
• Sponsorship ID Evidence
• a bank Statement of Account for the previous six months, with entry proofs and a bank verification letter
• Term Deposits
•  Monthly Income Scheme, complete with certificate, contact details, and a mailing address for the contact person
• Savings at the post office, with certificate and contact information mailed to the contact person
• PPF/Pdf/GPF with withdrawal Certificate.
• NSC / KVP (as additional funds)
• Valuation Report of Property, Plots, Shop, etc
• Visiting card of Bank Manager for all banks
• Employment Documents- Sponsor Experience Letter, Salary Slip, Salary Account, IT Returns
• Medical Certificate X-Ray

NOTE: All documents should be xerox stamped; Notarized and Documents in another language should be translated into English, Originals are not required.

New Zealand’s education is on par with that of every other nation, and it is also very affordable as compared to other nations.

The cost of education varies depending on the institute and the course that a student wishes to pursue. Depending on your course, a Diploma or Undergraduate degree will cost anywhere between NZ$18,000 and $25,000 per year. A Postgraduate Study will cost between NZ$ 21,000 and NZ$ 40,000 per year.

Typically, course fees include the Government Service Tax, registration and enrollment, student wellbeing and therapy, language assistance, and use of the majority of campus facilities. It is recommended that students confirm this with their respective institutes.

All foreign students studying in New Zealand must have medical insurance. This can be done before or after enrolling in an institute.

Accommodation and Living Expenses

The cost of living in every country is determined by the students’ lifestyle. In comparison to other nations, the cost of living in New Zealand is relatively poor. While studying in New Zealand, students may spend anywhere from $10,000 to $12,000 per year. This sum includes lodging, food, travel, and recreational activities.

The cost of living varies from city to city, and students prefer to stay in Auckland than any other New Zealand city. In fact, they will gain more visibility in Auckland, which is New Zealand’s most populous city and home to many companies that hire foreign students.

The skilled Migrant Category is the obvious choice for those who would like to migrate to New Zealand.

This category not only allows applicants to work in New Zealand, but also allows them to live permanently in the country.

Eligibility Criteria for Skilled Migrant Category:

• Applications should be well versed with the English Language
• Applicants should be 55 or under.
• Applicant should be healthy
• Applicant should be having a good character
• There is a point system through which the applicant can check eligibility. There are points given for
• Experience
• Qualification
• Age
• Employability
• Family

Steps to be followed to qualify for the Skilled Migration Category are as under:

Expression of Interest:

The applicant must express his or her desire to migrate to New Zealand by stating his or her age, qualifications, experience, and information about his or her family. To be considered for the pool, an applicant must score at least 100 points.

If the applicant receives enough points, the expression of interest is approved, and an invitation letter to apply to Migrate is sent to the applicant. To complete the transfer process, the applicant must fill out the application and attach all supporting documentation.

Applicants who wish to move to apply for PR to New Zealand should visit the link below for more details.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/

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