Guide to completing the application form for studying abroad visa in New Zealand

To apply for a visa to study in New Zealand, you must first fill in the visa application form correctly. I'm here to tell you how to fill out the application form for studying in New Zealand. If you just need it, please take a closer look.

Requirements for completing the application form for studying in New Zealand

The first part is personal details, that is, personal data.

A 1~A 12 are very basic personal questions, so just answer them truthfully. Fill in your name in pinyin, which means the same as the pinyin in your passport. Don't write in Chinese. Starting from A 13, if you only apply for an individual, you can apply for a visa/permit in partnership? Choose not too late and jump directly to A 14.

Here is additional information, that is, additional information.

A 14 Please fill in your contact information in New Zealand. Here you can fill in the address and telephone number of the place where you will live, or the address and telephone number of your friend or relative.

A 15 should all be people you know in New Zealand. Not necessarily relatives. If it is, of course, it is best, otherwise friends can do it. Write down the address and telephone number clearly.

A 16~ 18 need not be filled in. That's for the organization. If you apply yourself, don't worry.

A 19/20 fill in your address in China and your previous employment experience.

A2 1 is a form to fill in your sources of financial support in New Zealand. Friends who have jobs can write your own savings, while as students, we can fill in our parents. Don't fill in any part-time jobs, it's not credible.

A22 You don't need to fill it in here. We'll talk about it when we prepare the documents.

A23~25 Fill in truthfully, and leave 26 blank. You can fill in an approximate departure and return date first, and then the visa will be issued to you around this time. Please note that we applied for a tourist visa, not a tourist permit. A26。

A27~30 and section B are left blank.

Part c fill in the family information.

C 13~40 Leave blank if there are no children to apply.

D 1 Fill in your name and ID number.

Did D2 join the army?

Is D3 going to join the army?

Does D4 have anything to do with intelligence agencies or law enforcement agencies?

Did D5 join a violent gang?

Has D6 ever committed a crime?

D 1~6. If you really fill in some of these items, then fill in exactly what they are.

In E 1, if you have not committed a crime and have no criminal record, write allNo. If you really want to write yes, the chances of success are slim, so don't bother.

E2 is not filled in.

F 1~3, if you are not pregnant, diabetic or seriously ill, please fill in allNO. F4, yes. F5,6 No

F8,9 Fill in truthfully. Don't worry about F 10. 1 1, because it is intended to stay in New Zealand for a long time, and these documents are not needed for short-term tourist visas.

Section g

Pinyin signature date

Part h is left blank.

Finally, the last part! ! Your payment method should be stated in part K.

It is recommended to choose credit card payment method, which is convenient and fast, and the embassy does not have to be afraid of credit card theft, which is very safe. Fill in the amount and add 100, 780 yuan RMB, if you want to send the visa back. Fill in all the credit card information, and this one will be done!

There is also a supplementary form especially suitable for China citizens, which is very short and one page long. The content is to fill in some personal information, which will be completed soon. Remember to sign!

Materials needed for studying in New Zealand

1. A letter of certification issued by the school where the student is currently studying, certifying that the applicant is currently studying in China, or a notarized academic certificate with English translation.

2. Fill in a complete student application form and a supplementary form for China citizens to go to New Zealand.

3. Passport holders must submit copies of all pages of valid passports or passports notarized by lawyers (passports must remain valid for more than three months when leaving New Zealand).

4. A recent passport photo.

5. Letters from New Zealand schools accepting students must include:

A. The name and level of the course and the minimum hours required to complete the course;

B a description of the tuition fees for the whole course and, if the course lasts for more than one year, the annual tuition fees;

Do students need to pay tuition fees and how long they will stay in New Zealand?

6. Personal letter of intent in English, explaining the reasons why the applicant chose to study and major in New Zealand and his intention after completing the course.

7. Tuition receipt (you can fax it directly from the school to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau)

As well as New Zealand schools or families that provide accommodation, the guarantor of accommodation must be a New Zealand resident or citizen.

8. Proof of funds, such as bank deposit certificate or student fund guarantee. If you have a bank deposit certificate, you can submit a student fund guarantee form after approval in principle.

9. Proof of the guarantor's income source, letter of introduction from the employer of the applicant's parents or letter of introduction from the employer of the fund guarantor. Note that it must be written on the company's stationery, with the company seal and the signature of the company leader or the person in charge of the personnel department. The contents of the letter should include: annual income (including salary and all commissions), term of office and position held;

10. Applicants who have resided in New Zealand for more than 24 months must submit proof that they have no criminal record in all countries where they live 12 months or more (valid for 6 months until the date of receiving the application).

1 1. Physical examination report:

A. Those who have studied in New Zealand for more than one year must provide a complete medical report;

B Those who have studied in New Zealand for more than six months but less than one year must provide a tuberculosis test report.

12. notarized original birth certificate and its English translation.

13. Notarization of kinship, showing the details of all immediate family members, including their full names and dates of birth.

14. visa application fee.

How long does it take to apply for a study visa in New Zealand?

After receiving the visa application, the New Zealand Embassy will generally make a decision within 1-3 weeks, whether to approve in principle (AIP), supplement the documents or directly refuse the visa. If you receive AIP (approved in principle), you are prepared to pay tuition and living expenses. The general school can issue a receipt to the embassy within one week after remittance. AIP (approval in principle): It refers to the AIP (approval in principle) in New Zealand, that is, students do not need to provide passports, physical examinations and tuition fees when submitting application materials for the first time, and can complete these procedures after the pre-signing is passed.

The global standard operating procedures of Immigration New Zealand have recently undergone major changes. From 20 15 and 1 1, in principle, the time limit for students to submit the required materials after the application is approved is changed to 10 working days.