New Zealand

New Zealand is a growing international student destination with an excellent higher education system that ranks 16^th in the QS Higher Education System Strength Rankings. New Zealand is known around the world for providing high-quality education. The country offers a safe learning atmosphere for overseas students, outstanding study possibilities, and a support system.

Many people call the country's residents "Kiwis," after the bird that can only be found in New Zealand. The New Zealanders are among the most amazing, caring, and hospitable you will ever encounter. A native New Zealander will treat you as a friend if you are a stranger. They are accustomed to meeting new people because they travel frequently, and the country also has a maximum number of international students or tourists.

Despite its tiny size, the country has more diversity than many European countries. New Zealand's economy is extremely stable, the cost of living is modest, and the government is more stable than in other countries. New Zealand's climate is nearly the same as that of Nepal.

 

Facts about New Zealand

The most interesting facts about New Zealand are listed below:

• New Zealand's human population is merely 5% of the total population, with the remaining 95% animals.
• To the world's tiniest dolphin species, New Zealand is the first home, and the water in Nelson Lakes National Park’s Blue Lake is the clearest on the planet.
• New Zealand was the earliest country to offer women the right to vote in 1893.
• According to the Corruption Perception Index, New Zealand is the least corrupt country in the world.
• Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mt. Everest, was a New Zealander.
• New Zealand is the world's second-largest wool producer.
• New Zealand only became fully independent in 1947.
• Rugby is New Zealand's national sport, and cricket is New Zealand's oldest organized sport.
• The tallest freestanding formation in the Southern Hemisphere is found in New Zealand.
• The kiwi is a flightless bird that is only found in New Zealand. Aside from the kiwi, another flightless bird found in New Zealand is the moa.

 

Why Choose New Zealand?

A World class education

New Zealand has recently invested much in its education system. It has already begun to pay off:

• The University of Auckland is in the QS world top 100.
• Victoria University of Wellington is among the top 1% of universities worldwide in 19 subject areas.
• The University of Waikato in Hamilton is categorized 72nd globally and first in New Zealand for research impact and quality.

In addition to providing excellent education, New Zealand's universities are also internationally diversified, with over 30,000 international students studying in the country in 2018. Indeed, more than a quarter of the students at Victoria University of Wellington are from outside the nation.

Lower Tuition Fees and Scholarship Opportunities

While the United Kingdom significantly influences New Zealand's education system, it is less expensive. A year's worth of tuition costs roughly NZ$20,000, or just under £10,000. Aside from the cheaper tuition expenses, there are other scholarship opportunities to help you pay for your study.

Finding one to which you could apply requires some digging and investigating, but we recommend starting by looking at the websites of whichever university you're interested in. Better yet, ask them in an email. Or you can contact Wise Crave Education and Visa Services for detail information.

A warm welcome and safe environment

New Zealanders, or Kiwis, are recognized for being among the world's coolest, most laid-back, and kindest people. In 2015, New Zealand's immigration service conducted a survey; 90% of foreigners in the nation perceive the people to be quite friendly, citing this as a significant reason for their ease of integration.

Not only are the people friendly, but New Zealand has a very low crime rate. According to the 2018 global rating, it is the world's second safest country.

Incredible Work Opportunities

This is a huge benefit! While many nations prohibit part-time employment while on a student visa, New Zealand does not. You can work during your study and for an entire year after graduation. Furthermore, if your job is related to your degree, you'll be permitted to stay for two years following graduation before applying for permanent residency. Maybe your university experience in New Zealand will lead to a career opportunity!

A fantastic culture

New Zealand has a diverse cultural legacy, combining British-influenced Western customs with the indigenous Mori people's traditional culture, including their language and mythology. Today, Mori culture is frequently displayed through arts, crafts, and culinary arts in New Zealand. On the other hand, Sport is a serious industry in New Zealand. Cricket is a popular sport, but rugby is where they flourish. Despite having fewer than 5 million people, New Zealand's national squad, known as "The All Blacks," is considered the best rugby nation on the planet. The famed Haka, the ceremonial dance by the national rugby team to terrify the opposition, is where you'll see Mori methods.

 

The Educational System

This is the most convincing reason to study in New Zealand. New Zealand's educational system is outstanding. To begin with, the tuition fees are among the lowest in the world. The degrees are acknowledged as up-to-date and practical all around the world. You will receive the high-quality, hands-on education that you are entitled to. New Zealand even goes to the trouble of inspecting each and every course, program, and certificate for quality so that they may be recognized as high-quality education around the world. International student assistance services are highly praised. They have a wealth of knowledge and experience in assisting international students in achieving academic success.

 

Academic Year and Courses Offered

The academic year of New Zealand runs from February to November, with a substantial summer vacation in between late November and early February. The majority of universities use a two-semester structure.

Programs offered by the New Zealand Universities and colleges are:

• Diploma of Graduate and Post-Graduate
• Bachelor’s Degree
• Master’s Degree
• Foundation Cours

Best Cities to Study in New Zealand

Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Hamilton

 

Student Visa Requirements

Studying in New Zealand will allow you to be a part of a welcoming global student community while receiving an exceptional education and earning an internationally recognized degree. The student visa requirements are:

 

English Test Proficiency Requirements

Before being enrolled in a New Zealand university, you will be required to take the IELTS/PTE test. As a result, we provide the English Test Proficiency preparation classes. The English proficiency test score requirements are IELTS 6.0 (no band less than 5.5) for undergraduate studies and 6.5 (no band less than 6.0) for postgraduate studies. The PTE score is overall 46, not less than 36 for undergraduate and PTE overall 56, not less than 46 for postgraduate studies.

 

An offer letter from a recognized New Zealand institute

The students should submit their academic documents till date and the English test proficiency result to get the offer letter. If the students have an excellent educational background, they will also be awarded with scholarships.

 

Proof of tuition fee payment or sufficient funds to cover the fees

This includes the financial documents such as birth certificate, tax clearance, Income source certificate with supporting documents, Relationship Verification, and Property Valuation. For the Educational Bank Loan, Students must show up to NPR 40 Lakhs and need to submit the SOP (Statement of Purpose) to colleges and universities to receive the CoE (Confirmation of Enrollment).

 

Evidence of the return arrangements

GTE Should be Submitted to the High Commission of New Zealand. Medical and police certificates serve as proof of health and character.

 

Employment Opportunities

 

For international students, there are various job prospects. On a student visa, you can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester and up to 40 hours during vacations. Another plus is that you can apply for a permit at the end of your degree program and work in the nation for a year under a special "work permit" that runs simultaneously with your student visa. Your university's international studies office can assist you in finding jobs to help you get by while you're in New Zealand.

 

Scholarships Options

Scholarships are provided based on merit, need, student-specific, or course-specific grants in New Zealand, and the scholarships varies depending on the course and the student's profile. The country's scholarships are a way to encourage a group of highly educated and skilled persons who can assist developing countries in making long-term success.

According to 2019 data, approximately 1385 Nepalese students were international students in New Zealand.

Scholarship opportunities for Nepalese Students include:

• Full-tuition fees
• Living allowance (NZ$491 per week approx.)
• Allocated the Medical Insurance when you are in New Zealand
• During the study, you will be given a travel allowance (allowed based on the length of scholarship)

 

Some of the institute that provides the full scholarship for International Students are:

• Otago Polytechnic
• Southern Institutes of Technology
• University of Waikato
• Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki
• Aspire 2 International
• The University of Canterbury

 

Process for applying to study in New Zealand

The basic application process for international students wishing to study in New Zealand includes ensuring that students meet the university's eligibility standards and gathering the necessary documents. You can now submit your applications and wait for an offer after completing these two essential components.

• After that, international students have to submit genuine SOP (Statement of Purpose) to the colleges or universities that they are applying for.
• The tuition fee has to be paid to the applied colleges or universities. After tuition fee payment, you will receive COE (Confirmation of Enrollment).
• All the documents should be notarised by the legal lawyer of your country, and GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) should be submitted. Medical insurance is compulsory. After the necessary documents are ready, the visa can be lodged online.
• Other necessary Documents after visa lodgment are Police reports, medical and biometric reports.

 

Documents Checklist for New Zealand

Academic Documents

• English proficiency test documents like IELTS, PTE, TOEFL
• Academic Documents till date
• Valid Passport
• A letter from a New Zealand education provider is stating the minimum course duration, total tuition amount, and whether the tuition fee is in a local or foreign currency called the Offer Letter. New Zealand Qualifications Authority approval is required for the course.
• SOP (Statement of Purpose)

 

Financial Documents

• Bank Statement for at least 3 months
• Loan Sanction Letter
• Relationship Certificate, Tax Clearance, Bank Certificate, Income Source Certificate, Property Valuation.

 

Other Documents

• Police Report
• Medical and Biometric Report
• GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant)
• Medical Insurance

 

Cost for study and Accommodation

The living expenses varies depending on the location, course, and institution. It also depends upon the cities where you live in New Zealand. The costs for studying in New Zealand is around NRs. 13–15 lakhs per year on average. Because there are limited scholarships available, students must rely heavily on self-funding or bank loans. Housing/rent, food, transportation, phone bills, and internet usage cost between $15,000 and $18,000 a year.

 

How do I get visa for a student permit in New Zealand?

To know more information about the student permit, do visit us and contact at 9802330082/01-44 80570.