Study In
NEW ZEALAND
Globally Recognized Degrees
All eight of New Zealand's state-funded universities rank within the top 3% globally, reflecting a strong commitment to academic excellence.

Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington

University of Canterbury, Christchurch

University of Waikato, Hamilton, North Island

Why Choose New Zealand?
Innovative Education System
The government invests heavily in education, enhancing research opportunities and global presence.
Affordable Tuition
Studying in New Zealand is often more cost-effective compared to the US and UK, making it an attractive option for quality education.
Work Opportunities
International students can work part-time during studies and may be eligible for up to a three-year post-study work visa, with pathways to permanent residency.
Application Process
01
Qualifying
Exams
Proof of English proficiency through IELTS or TOEFL is required.
02
Choose a Program and Institution
Select a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and program that align with your career goals.
03
Apply to the Institution
Submit your application along with required documents.
04
Obtain a Study Permit
Upon receiving an acceptance letter, apply for a study permit online.
05
Prepare for Departure
Attend pre-departure briefings and arrange accommodation and travel.
Cost of Education
The cost of living in New Zealand varies by city, offering affordable options alongside vibrant lifestyles.
Tuition Fees
– Postgraduate Programs: Approximately NZD 20,000 – NZD 35,000 per year.
Living Expenses

Recent Updates for 2025

Student Visa Applications
Immigration New Zealand advises students planning to begin studies in early 2025 to apply for their student visas promptly to avoid processing delays.

Post-Study Work Visa Changes
Key changes to post-study work visa rules have been announced, affecting eligibility and duration.
Support Service

Pre-Departure Briefing

On-Campus Support
