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Anurag Pal
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Each year, thousands of students from all over the world come to New Zealand to pursue higher education. International students can apply for a study visa to the New Zealand in 4 different ways; Online, offline, through an immigration advisor or at a visa center. An overseas student may have to furnish the following:Name of the course you are allowed to study;Name of education provider;Must hold an acceptable insurance;Valid passport;Completed student visa application form; and2 passport sized photographs.
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Anurag Pal
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Australia and New Zealand both are top destinations for International students. There are a lot of similarities in both the universities. Australia and New Zealand both have universities that are consistently ranked among the top universities in the world. However, Australia has more number of universities that New Zealand. However, considering the size and population of New Zealand the existing universities are enough. Also, It is relatively cheaper to study in New Zealand than in Australia. So, both the countries have their cons and pros, the best country for an international student should be the one that best suits their needs.
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New Zealand is one of the top destinations for international students going abroad for higher education. All of eight universities in New Zealand are ranked among the top 3% universities in the world. New Zealand education sets up students with a globally recognised qualification and real-world skills. Each year thousands of students from India apply for various universities in the New Zealand. As per Govt. of India, there are more than 2,500 Indian students that went to study in 2022 in various universities in New Zealand.
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The cost of study in New Zealand for international students will vary from student to student. The cost of living will depend on many factors such as lifestyle, type of course and accommodation. Here we have given a breakdown of cost of living in New Zealand for international students.Tuition FeesLevel of StudyEstimated Tuition FeesDiplomas/CertificatesNZD 23,376 to NZD 46,752Bachelor’s DegreeNZD 20,000 to NZD 40,000Postgraduate Degree NZD 20,000 to NZD 45,000PhDsNZD 6,500 to NZD 7,500Living ExpensesType of ExpensesCostAccommodationNZD 140 – NZD 484 (per week)EntertainmentNZD 55 (per week)FoodNZD 80 – NZD 120 (pe
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Nishtha Shukla
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The cost of living does not includes only the tuition fee but also other expenses like textbooks, NON-tuition fee, accommodation cost and other personal expenses. The moment a student lands in New Zealand, they need to pay $35 international visitor and tourism conservation levy. The living cost can vary as per the accommodation option, location and personal spending habits.In addition to your tuition and insurance fees, you will need between $20,000 and $25,000 per year ($380–480 per week) for accommodation/rent, food expenses, transportation costs, phone bills, internet usage and entertainment.
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Nishtha Shukla
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The tuition fees that a student would need to pay will depend on the type of qualification and the university they are looking at to pursue their education. While courses such as humanities, education, and arts are likely to cost less pursuing subjects such as medicine and engineering costs on the higher side.The below table sheds light on the tuition fee charged level-wise in New Zealand from international students applying to their universities:Study Program LevelAnnual Costs in NZDDiploma or Certificate coursesNZD 23,000 - NZD 47,000English Language coursesNZD 350 (per week)Undergraduate degreeNZD 22,000 - NZD 32,000Master's degreeN
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In general, universities and colleges in New Zealand have two major intakes for international students: February and July. Some institutions may also have a smaller intake in November, but this is less common. Therefore, it is unlikely that you will find a September 2019 intake in Wellington city, New Zealand. However, if you are interested in studying in New Zealand, you can consider the February 2022 intake, which is the next major intake. You can visit the official website of the universities or colleges in New Zealand to check the application deadlines and admission requirements for the February 2022 intake. It's important to note
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Santosh Kumar
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Yes, it is possible to study in New Zealand without IELTS. The New Zealand Immigration Authority conducts an interview with the applicant to assess their level of English proficiency before approving the study visa. Students can fulfill one of several requirements to be exempt from taking the IELTS. Such as having studied in an English-medium school from grades 8 to 12. There are also universities in New Zealand that allow students to study without IELTS scores, including Ph.D. programs.
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