I want to know about the matters needing attention in studying in New Zealand, how to break through language barriers, living habits, immigration policies and so on. . thank you

1, the threshold is very low, basically the lowest among immigrant countries. Basically, as long as you have enough money (around 800,000), your college grades are ok and your English is average.

2, the threshold will certainly be raised forever, but as long as the overall policy remains unchanged, the problem is not big, just the trouble in details.

3, this can't be fast. According to the policy a few years ago, it can be shorter to attend junior college, but it will be more difficult to apply for a green card in the end. It will take a long time to go to college, but it will be better to apply for a green card. However, the policy has been changing. I don't know what it is now, but I am sure. As long as you study hard and try to integrate into the local society, the green card will definitely be fine. The principle of their immigration policy is that you have a stable and regular job in the local area and can integrate into the local society, and then as long as your eloquence or the intermediary you hire is not too bad.

4, the language barrier is actually not sad. When looking for a language school, try not to look for a big one. Generally, the bigger the language school in China, the more people there are. At first you live in a foreigner's house, and then you try to communicate with foreigners. Basically, there will be no problem with the language for a year.

5, living habits are like that, it is particularly desolate and quiet, as long as you can stand it, there will be no problem.

There are several tips to get a green card quickly:

1, language schools basically muddle along. As long as your English foundation is not particularly poor, it's almost enough to study hard for half a year. Reading again is a waste of time. If you want to get a good IELTS score and enter a better university, it is enough to prepare for the IELTS test for 2 or 3 months. After learning so much, you should know how to deal with it. Moreover, there are many people muddling along in language schools, and staying for a long time is easily affected. That place means IELTS scores and oral English, and learning is almost enough.

2. Many universities have compressed courses, that is, private business schools. This is not a regular university. The advantage is that you can jump into a regular university as long as your grades are ok. If you graduate from formal preparatory course and undergraduate course, you can save up to one year. The disadvantage is that the class hours are greatly compressed, and there are many classes every day, so many holidays are cut off. Students who don't want to go to a regular university are very idle and have no classes all day, and you must have good grades if you want to transfer to a regular university.

3. When choosing a major, try not to choose business as much as possible, because almost everyone in China is majoring in business, and the employment pressure after graduation is great (but if you can do the following 4 or 5 points well, it is not a problem, because business also has advantages, that is, the tuition is cheap and the class time is very stressful).

4, study hard, don't forget that other countries give you visas for study. If you don't study well, there is no reason for others to keep you here. Your parents spend so much money to send you here so that you can take advantage of this opportunity to change your destiny, not for other purposes. It doesn't matter if the conditions are poor at first. I can't read books because my spoken English is poor. In the past, my poor foundation was not a problem. Find any foreigner to practice my poor spoken English. Most foreigners are not bad. Don't be afraid to stare at others. Ignorance of textbooks is not a big problem. More than 50% of your grades in college depend on your daily homework or speeches that you have enough time to prepare, so as long as you work hard, you can pass even if your English is a mess. Of course, learning English well is also very important. After all, after so many years of education in China, there should be no problem with the foundation. Ask more questions, study hard and go to a university. Moreover, if you get good grades, there are many benefits. Scholarships from foreign universities are generally considerable. If you get good grades, the school can also provide job opportunities, and then you can immigrate directly.

5. Try to integrate into the local society. There are many people in China and New Zealand (in fact, there are many people in China, as long as you know their names). It's definitely not good to hang out with China people all day. The purpose of going abroad is definitely not to find China people abroad. Although the objective environment is not ideal (the school is full of China people, so it is difficult to get out of this circle), we should try our best to integrate into the circle of foreigners. Communicate with foreigners more. Needless to say, it's useless if you don't communicate English. Eloquence is an important requirement for you to work and immigrate in the future. Try not to look for a job in China, because domestic jobs like to exploit people, and cooperation with foreigners has many advantages. Chatting when you are free can exercise your language skills and learn a lot about local culture. If you are lucky, which foreigner appreciates you and directly provides you with a good job opportunity, which is very beneficial for you to apply for immigration in the future.

Finally, I want to remind you that you are ready to study abroad. You should make sure that you can study harder than at home without supervision. Only then can you really adapt to the boring and monotonous life there, be prepared to work hard and resist all kinds of messy offers. In that environment, you are surrounded by all kinds of temptations, fooling around, no one cares about you, you have economic control.