How to study well in New Zealand

How to study well in New Zealand

New Zealand provides high-quality education, a dynamic learning environment, a multicultural society, and many good scholarship programs. This peaceful country is ranked the best for students to prepare for their future in terms of knowledge, skills, and learning experiences in the Worldwide Educating For the Future Index. All of the mentioned factors are the reasons why New Zealand has become the ideal study abroad destination for many international students.

Benefits of studying abroad in New Zealand

• All 8 universities in New Zealand appeared in the QS World University Ranking 2021. The University of Auckland made it into the top 100 of the list.
• Teachers in New Zealand are ranked 14 in professionalism among the highest in the world.
• The country’s academic flexibility: Universities in New Zealand provide a wide range of majors for international students to choose from.
• Many job opportunities after graduating
• Reasonable studying and living expenses
• International students are allowed to work part-time up to 40 hours/2 weeks while school is in session and can work full time on holidays or vacation periods.

Required documents

• Visa application
• Admission Letter and Scholarship award letter (if any)
• Passport + visa: original version and 04 photocopies (no notarized version needed)
• Original/Notarized versions of any report cards/bachelor’s degree, IELTS Certificates, Birth Certificates, 4x6 pictures, Identity cards and profiles.
• Original/Notarized versions of International Driver’s License (if any).

Note: All documents above must be notarized and translated into English.

Before boarding

• Save a photocopied version of your passport for your family.
• Remember to take all important papers: passport, plane ticket, money, admission letter, and make sure your personal items are with you.
• Pack all items that require customs check into a separate bag.
• Put 2 photocopies of the front side of your passport and visa in each bag.
• Close and lock all your bags and attach/glue your bag tags including your name, address and contacts in New Zealand.

Note: You should choose spinner luggage of moderate size.

While studying in New Zealand

• Open a domestic bank account in New Zealand to save your money.
• New Zealand schools often offer free airport shuttle services for new international students. Please notify the school in advance of your landing time so that they can make arrangements.
• Do not miss out on school and local events since those will help expand your social connections and give a deeper understanding of this beautiful country’s culture.

Make studying abroad in New Zealand easier with StudyLink

With over 17 years of operation, all of our staff from different departments are always available to provide support for customers with procedures, evidence of financial ability, instructions for visa application and we work closely with students until they complete their academic program abroad. In particular, all study abroad documents handled by StudyLink had a 100% chance of success. StudyLink also offers other services for parents to accompany their children during their learning progress.

Types of visas to New Zealand StudyLink are helping customers with:

• Student Visa (Fee Paying Student Visa, Pathway Student Visa)
• Guardian Visitor Visa
• Partner Visa
• Skilled Migrant Visa

Studying in New Zealand is not only an experience of a high-quality international study program in an English-speaking environment but also a valuable opportunity to improve yourself, expand connections, gain helpful knowledge and skills. To make your studying abroad experience in New Zealand no longer surprising, contact StudyLink office immediately for the best advice and conscientious assistance!