Come to study in New Zealand. You can study a wide range of courses here from Primary School courses to Doctor’s Degree. The purpose of New Zealand’s student instructions is to contribute to New Zealand’s sustainable economic development by: facilitating the entry of genuine students, with a focus on attractingRead More →
The changes are: to remove the employer-assisted post-study work visas at all levels; to provide a one-year post-study open work visa for students studying Level 4 – 6 and non-degree Level 7 qualifications, with an additional year for Graduate Diploma graduates who are working towards registration with a professional orRead More →
A student visa (or a limited visa granted for the purpose of study) is required for all people coming to New Zealand to study for more than three months. Study must be the main purpose of your visit. To get a student visa you have to show you have enoughRead More →
High-quality universities Study for your PhD in New Zealand and you’ll be learning in a university that is rated among the top 3% in the world, according to the QS World University Rankings. All eight of New Zealand’s universities are government-funded and internationally respected for their academic and research performance.Read More →
Is it a good time to be looking for jobs in New Zealand? Definitely – especially if you have the right skills. New Zealand was less affected by the global financial crisis than many other countries and employment has been gathering steam, particularly in the last five years. Furthermore, employment conditionsRead More →
All Applicants who wish to apply for New Zealand Visas must have good character and should not cause any potential security risk to New Zealand. The Character checks are carried out by assessing submitted police certificate. The Police certificate must be submitted within 6month from the issue date. ApplicantsRead More →