If you need to prove your language ability to apply for a New Zealand school, can you apply for a New Zealand university without English?

If you need to prove your language ability to apply for a New Zealand school, can you apply for a New Zealand university without English? Can I apply to New Zealand University if I can't speak English?

When applying for a school in New Zealand, you need to prove your language ability, which is also to prepare for your future study and life. For students who have no or insufficient language scores, they can be promoted through language classes in schools. Please see the detailed introduction below. I hope it helps you.

English is not suitable for New Zealand universities.

New Zealand is a paradise for many China students to study abroad because of its high quality, high popularity and high credibility. In New Zealand, the eight universities here are among the top 500 universities in the world. The eight public universities include the University of Auckland, one of the top 100 universities in the world, Otago University, the oldest university in New Zealand, and Auckland University of Technology, which is famous for its science and engineering.

The language requirements for applying to New Zealand universities are as follows: International students applying to 8 universities and 25 polytechnics in New Zealand must reach IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 550. If students can't meet this standard at the time of application, they can go to ESOL or other language schools at the university first, and then they can be admitted after passing the exam. The university reserves the right of students to enter the university during their language study.

Apply for a university visa in New Zealand.

The first step is that the applicant himself or an entrusted agency submits a visa application to our bureau.

In the second step, the visa officer of the immigration bureau makes a decision according to the trial rules, and approves or rejects the visa in principle. The principle of approval is that the visa officer will send you a pre-assessment letter at this time, and now basically approve your visa application, asking you to start paying tuition, living expenses, physical examination and so on.

Step 3: Students do not need to submit tuition fees at the beginning of registration, but only need to pay tuition fees after receiving the letter of approval in principle from the Immigration Bureau, so as to avoid the possible losses that students may suffer when they pay tuition fees at the beginning of registration but are not approved.

Step 4: Students arrange tuition and living expenses, complete physical examination, issue notarization, and the visa officer issues the final visa.