What materials are needed for studying in New Zealand? I'm studying for a doctorate, and I'm going alone.

1. After receiving the letter of admission from a New Zealand school, you can submit an application for a study visa to the New Zealand Embassy. The embassy needs the following information:

(1) Fill in the complete student visa application form, passport photo and supplementary form for China citizens to study in New Zealand.

(2) A valid passport or birth certificate (notarized with English translation).

(3) application fee.

(4) Original birth certificate or notarized birth certificate (with English translation).

(5) Proof that there are enough funds to pay the tuition and living expenses of the students during their stay in New Zealand. For example, a deposit certificate issued by a bank or a student fund guarantee form.

(6) Notarization of kinship (with English translation), including the names and birth dates of all immediate family members.

(7) the original or notarized copy of the household registration book

(8) A letter of explanation in English, explaining the applicant's study choices and plans after completing his studies.

(9) Applicants who apply for residence for more than 24 months are required to provide a notarial certificate that they have not committed any criminal offence and a copy of the letter of proof that they have not been punished by the Criminal Investigation Brigade (valid for 6 months).

(10) Applicants who apply for residence in New Zealand for more than 12 months are required to provide medical certificates and X-rays of their health status within three months from the date of application. (It must be a medical certificate issued by a hospital designated by Immigration New Zealand).

(1 1) Admission notice of New Zealand institutions, including the name of the major, the time required to complete the major, tuition fees, and the expected residence time in New Zealand.

(12) A letter of certification issued by the school where the applicant is currently studying, stating the degree of the course the applicant is currently studying in China, or a notarized academic certificate, accompanied by an English translation.

(13) The originals and photocopies of any academic certificates, graduation certificates and graduation certificates obtained by the applicant in recent five years. For a partially completed course, the details of the course must be provided.

(14) Accommodation guarantee provided by admission institutions or other individuals or organizations to applicants.

(15) proof of funds, which can be a scholarship or a deposit, enough to maintain the living expenses of the applicant during his stay in New Zealand.