STUDY IN NEWZEALAND
Wellington
Capital
English
Language
+64
Dialing Code
New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
Currency
5+ Million
Population
359
Universities
485,555
International
Students
NZD 31,000
Tuition fee
Why Choose New Zealand?
Study in New Zealand for its world-class education system, globally recognized degrees, and innovative teaching methods. Enjoy a safe, multicultural environment with breathtaking natural landscapes. Gain valuable work experience through flexible post-study work visa options.
1. Globally Recognized Education
All 8 universities ranked in QS & Times Higher Education
2. Safe & Peaceful
Ranked 4th on the Global Peace Index 2023
3. Work While Studying
Up to 20 hours/week & post-study work visa available
4. Affordable & Valuable
Competitive tuition fees + scholarships for Nepalese students
5. Natural Beauty & Culture
Unspoiled landscapes & vibrant multicultural society
Admission Requirement For Studying In New Zealand
Documents Required for Admission:
Academic Documents (Certificates)
IELTS/TOEFL Score (if applicable)
Copy of a valid passport
Work Experience (if any)
University Application Form
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Letter of Recommendations (LORs)
A CV (if possible)
Documents Required for CAS:
Tuition fee payment Receipt
Tuberculosis Report
Financial Fund
Provisional Offer letter from the University
Visa Documentation:
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies
Financial Documents
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
UK Student Visa Application Form
Academic Intake
Major Intake : February/March (Autumn Intake)
Rolling Intake : March, April, May – for vocational/short-term courses
Top Universities
Buckinghamshire New University (BNU)
Queen Alexandra Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 2JZ, UK
Established in 1891, BNU offers career-focused undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Known for flexible payment plans, IELTS waivers via MOI, and strong industry links.
BPP University
137 Stamford Street, London SE1 9NN, UK
A professional education leader based in central London, BPP University is known for its practical, industry-aligned programs in business, law, healthcare, and tech with fast international processing.
The University of Law (ULaw)
Multiple campuses including Bloomsbury, London WC1B 3HH, UK
Specialist legal education provider emphasizing practical learning and employability with fast-track applications and flexible study options for international students.
Cost & Financial Planning
Tuition Fees:
NZD 31,000 – 50,000
Living Costs:
NZD 1,200 – 2,500+
Pocket Money & Travel Expenses:
NZD 2,000 – 3,000/year
Visa Process
1
Apply for Offer Letter
- Apply to a recognized NZ university or institution
- Receive a conditional/unconditional offer
2
Pay Tuition Fee
- Pay tuition deposit or full fee
3
Medical & Financial Preparation
- Take a Tuberculosis (TB) test
4
Apply for Student Visa
- Choose correct visa type (e.g., Fee Paying, Pathway, Exchange)
5
Biometric Submission (if required)
- Book appointment with VFS Global
6
Wait for Visa Decision
- Visa processing time: typically a few weeks
FAQs
Why should I study in New Zealand?
New Zealand offers a world-class education system with globally recognized degrees and a strong focus on practical learning. It is one of the safest and most peaceful countries, making it ideal for international students. The cost of living and tuition is more affordable compared to other English-speaking countries. Students also benefit from part-time work opportunities and post-study work visas.
What are the top universities in New Zealand?
Top institutions include the University of Auckland, University of Otago, Victoria University of Wellington, and Auckland University of Technology (AUT), known for research and academic excellence.
What are the popular courses for international students?
Popular courses include Business, IT, Engineering, Health Sciences, Agriculture, Hospitality, and Creative Arts, offered at diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate levels.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, international students in New Zealand can work up to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during scheduled breaks. This allows students to gain work experience, improve language skills, and support their living expenses. Work rights are automatically included with a valid student visa, as long as the course meets certain criteria.
When are the intakes for New Zealand universities?
New Zealand universities generally have two main intakes each year:
- February/March (Semester 1) – This is the primary intake with the widest range of courses and higher availability of seats.
- July (Semester 2) – A secondary intake with selected programs open for admission.
Some institutions may also offer rolling or trimester intakes in November, especially for vocational or diploma courses. It’s best to apply 6–8 months in advance of your preferred intake.
How do I apply for a New Zealand student visa?
You need an offer of place, proof of funds, medical insurance, and must apply through Immigration New Zealand’s official website.
