Why Study in New Zealand?
New Zealand offers a peaceful, secure, and visually stunning study environment. All 8 public universities in New Zealand rank in the top 3% globally. New Zealand focuses on hands-on practical skills, spouse work rights (for Master's/PhD levels), and domestic fee privileges for PhD students. Benefit from up to 3 years of post-study work rights.
Admission Requirements
- Academic: Minimum 60% in previous academic transcripts.
- English: IELTS overall 6.0-6.5, with no band less than 5.5-6.0 depending on course.
- Funds: Proof of NZD 20,000 per year for living expenses (or transfer to FTS account).
- Documents: Offer of Place, passport, medical certificate, police clearance, CV, and SOP.
Cost breakdown (Annual Estimates)
Step-by-Step Visa Process
- 1. Apply and receive an official Offer of Place from your chosen university.
- 2. Setup your Funds Transfer Scheme (FTS) account if using ANZ/Kiwibank.
- 3. Undergo medical examination and secure a police clearance certificate.
- 4. Lodge your student visa application online via Immigration New Zealand.
- 5. Receive your Approval in Principle (AIP) letter.
- 6. Pay the tuition deposit and transfer FTS living funds, then get your eVisa.
Work Rights after Graduation
Post-Study Work Visa offers graduates up to 3 years of work authorization depending on qualification level and location.
Participating Universities
Below are some of the accredited universities where Abroad Campus has successfully placed students:
Ara Institute Of Tech Canterbury
Auckland University of Technology
Eastern Institute of Technology EIT
Le Cordon Bleu
Lincoln University
Manukau Institute of Technology
Massey University
North Tec
Otago Polytechnic
Pacific International Hotel Management School