Study in

New Zealand

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Reasons to Study in New Zealand

Affordable tuition fees compared to the U.S. or U.K., typically ranging from NZD $20,000 to $40,000/year.
Post-study work visa up to 3 years depending on your course level and location.
Safe, peaceful country with a high quality of life and low crime rate.
Focus on practical, hands-on learning that aligns with global job markets.
English-speaking country with a friendly and welcoming vibe.
Indian community support, cultural familiarity, and easy lifestyle adaptation.
Part-time work rights for 20 hours/week during study & full-time during holidays.
Great pathway to permanent residency if that’s your long-term goal.
Scholarships available for international students based on merit and financial need.
World-ranked universities with globally recognized degrees in IT, Business, Nursing, Engineering & more.

New Zealand offers a peaceful, scenic study environment with a globally respected education system. Popular courses include nursing, IT, engineering, business, and agriculture—high in demand worldwide. Students enjoy flexible work rights and can stay back for up to 3 years after graduation. It’s a gateway to PR opportunities for skilled graduates in key sectors. A thriving Indian student community makes settling in much easier and more fun. Plus, you get to study in a country known for its clean air, kind people, and epic views.

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The Insider Notes You Need Before You Pack!

Academic Intake Schedule
Intake	Application Deadline	Classes Start Usually
Semester 1	August to October	February to March
Semester 2	February to April	July
Rolling Intake	Varies by course/unis	Throughout the year (rare)

Monthly Living Expenses
Living Expenses	Monthly Average (in NZD)
Stay	900–1200 on sharing
Food Budget	You can manage in 400–600
Local Transport	100–150, but varies by city
Phone Bills	Around 30–50 NZD
Moving Around	150–300, depending on your trips