Beyond its picturesque landscapes, New Zealand is becoming one of the international students’ most in-demand study destinations.

New Zealand has a lot to offer, thanks to its exceptional education system, internationally recognised degrees, the possibility of extensive research, and unparalleled living standards.

People in New Zealand are very affable and receptive towards international students. Govt has an excellent support system to ensure students get the right environment for study.

New Zealand is the fifth most sought-after destination for studying abroad, besides the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. More than 30,000 students got accepted to New Zealand universities in 2021.

There is a tremendous demand for highly skilled workers in New Zealand, which is why so many international students desire to study there.

Graphic Design & Animation, Business Management, Information Technology, Professional Accountancy and Finance, Hospitality Management, Lab Technology, Environmental Management.

Wellington, Auckland, Hamilton, Christchurch.

A part-time job is allowed during the study in New Zealand. You can work 20 hours per week during your studies and get a minimum of NZ$20 per hour. 

There is no restriction on the hours you can work if you are a student in a Master’s program related to research or a doctoral degree awarded by one of the New Zealand tertiary institutions. 

Your earnings will depend upon what kind of jobs you get or take up. There is an opportunity to make extra bucks by working on public holidays or study breaks.  

Your full-time course must meet one of the following requirements – 

You are eligible for a Post Study Work Visa for up to 3 years, depending on your qualifications.

If you complete a Master’s or Doctoral level course in New Zealand and studied no less than 30 weeks, you are eligible to work for three years in New Zealand.

If your course was at level eight or below, you would be eligible for a work visa of the same duration as your study.

If you cannot pass your course or take longer to finish your study than what is mentioned on your offer of place, it will not extend the length of your visa.

Undergraduate	Master’s	Doctoral	MBA
NZ$20,500 – NZ$25,000 (11-13 Lac per year)	NZ$19,000 – NZ$29,000 (10-15 Lac per year)	NZ$6,500 – NZ$9,000 (3.5-5 Lac per year)	NZ$31,000 – NZ$50,000 (16-27 Lac per year)

Sr. No	Name of Universities
1	Whitireia New Zealand
2	Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki (WITT)
3	Wellington Institute of Technology
4	Waikato Institute of Technology
5	Victoria University of Wellington
6	Victoria University
7	UUNZ Institute of Business
8	University of Canterbury, NZ
9	Universal College of Learning (UCOL)
10	Unitec Institute of Technology
11	TOI-OHOMAI Institute of Technology
12	Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
13	Tasman International Academies
14	Tai Poutini Polytechnic
15	Southern Institute of Technology
16	Pacific International Hotel Management School (PIHMS), NZ
17	Oueenstown Resort College
18	Otago Polytechnic
19	NZSEG
20	NZ Tertiary College
21	Northland Polytechnic (NorthTec)
22	Newton College of Business and Technology
23	New Zealand Tertiary College
24	New Zealand Language Centres Limited
25	New Zealand Institute of Education 2007
26	Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology
27	National Technology Institute (NTEC), NZ
28	Samuel Marsden Collegiate School
29	Manukau Institute of Technology
30	Lincoln University
31	Kauri Academy
32	IPU New Zealand Tertiary Institute
33	International College of Auckland Limited
34	IGNITE COLLEGE
35	ICL Graduate Business School
36	Freedom Institute
37	ELITE MANAGEMENT SCHOOL
38	Eastern Institute of Technology
39	Cornell Institute of Business and Technology
40	AUT
41	Aspire2
42	Ara Institute of Canterbury (ARA)
43	AIS St Helens
44	Auckland Hotel and Chefs Training School
45	AGI Education Limited
46	AEI - Alpha Educational Institute
47	Aotearoa Career and Management Institute(ACMI)
48	ACG Norton College
49	Abacus Institute of Studies