Do you want to gain an international education, upskill, or naturally progress in your chosen field of study? If you answer “Yes”, then New Zealand is the right place to come and achieve your dreams, so let’s help you get an NZ student visa.
Why Study in New Zealand?
World-Class Education: New Zealand boasts eight universities ranked within the top 500 globally. Whether you’re interested in science, technology, arts, or humanities, you’ll receive a comprehensive and internationally recognised education.
Vibrant Culture: You will have access to New Zealand’s vibrant and diverse culture which will help to have a better understanding of New Zealand’s work ethics and values.
Career Opportunities: New Zealand’s economy seeks skilled professionals, especially in fields like engineering, healthcare, and IT. By pursuing high-demand degrees, you enhance your prospects of securing well-paid jobs.
What to Study in New Zealand?
Our advice is to choose the right course that leads to your permanent settling pathway in New Zealand as your key objective.
Courses like Early Childhood, Nursing, Health Care Work Force, Construction, and Engineering are on the pathway to Residence.
Here are some of the most in-demand courses in New Zealand.
• Engineering • Nursing • Business • IT and Computer Science • Hospitality • Healthcare • Medicine • Agriculture • Environmental Science • MBA • Psychology • Sports Management • Art and Design • Artificial Intelligence • Construction • Engineering forestry • Media Studies
As a native English speaking country, New Zealand is a great place to study the English language. You can learn more about this here.
What are the different NZ Student Visa Categories?
Fee Paying Student Visa
To study full-time as a student, you have to cover the entire tuition fees and enrol at an accredited educational institution.
Exchange Student Visa
Study for up to 4 years in an approved exchange program.
Foreign Government Supported Student Visa
Available for students with foreign government loans or scholarships.
Pathway Student Visa
Study up to 3 consecutive courses on a single visa, with potential for up to 5 years’ study and work rights.
What should you know before applying for an NZ Student Visa?
International students studying in New Zealand will only ever be placed in institutions regulated by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). Only NZQA institutions are registered to formally enrol international students and this ensures complete compliance with qualifications standards.
You must provide proof of identity, health, character, genuine intentions, offer of place, medical and travel insurance, sufficient funds, etc. while applying for a student visa.
What are the options after your study?
You will gain international education and experience. New Zealand’s education system is committed to delivering high-quality and diverse education experiences that are sustainable, globally competitive, and deliver value.
You will have access to a post-study work visa right, upon completing the eligible course. A Master’s degree will lead you to the Immigration Residence pathway through the new 6-point system.
Talk to us for more options after your study.
How Woburn can help?
Woburn International can assist you in applying for your New Zealand Student Visa and guiding you in choosing the right course. We can also assist with your enrolment process. We deliver this for you through our extensive partnerships with key education institutions around New Zealand. We’ve been doing this for over 30 years, so we know the education landscape pretty well.
- Step 1: Do your homework before you leave your home country. Think about what you would like to study, the school, institute, or university you would like to attend, and the city that suits your lifestyle and budget. Not easy, but we can help! It is so important to get this right!
- Step 2: We will act as a bridge between education providers and you to make your student journey to New Zealand smooth and streamlined. We enable students and professionals to work through options and make a fully informed decision before making a huge financial investment.
Seek expert advice as once you have received a decline it reflects badly on you. When you are ready, speak to us. We will work through all the big and small details to ensure that the best possible fit between you, your future university, and your area of study are all considered.
