How do sophomores apply for studying in New Zealand?

The application procedure for studying in New Zealand is mainly divided into two parts: the application for admission and the application for studying abroad visa. These two applications are independent and closely related, and the application for admission has a great influence on the success of the application for studying abroad visa. The first step of the application process: students and their parents should learn about New Zealand and its education system and quality through various possible channels, and understand the tuition and living expenses required by international students every year. Then make a decision whether to apply for studying abroad based on this information. Step 2: Make a reasonable and feasible study plan according to the specific situation of students, understand the basic situation of schools in New Zealand, submit application for admission to relevant schools and departments, and obtain detailed introduction and application materials of relevant schools and departments. Step 3: according to the specific requirements of the school, fill in various application forms, prepare the required materials (English or Chinese with English translation), submit the complete application materials to the international student enrollment department of the school, pay the registration fee, and wait for the admission notice from the New Zealand school. The first step of the visa application process for studying abroad: according to the requirements of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau, fill in the< Student Fund Guarantee Form and go through notarization procedures such as birth certificate, notarization of kinship, notarization of academic qualifications and notarization of no criminal record. , apply for proof of financial ability (such as bank deposit certificate, etc.). ), go to the designated hospital for physical examination, and submit the complete materials together with the admission notice, application fee and mailing fee of the New Zealand school to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau for preliminary examination. Step 2: Go to the Beijing office of the Immigration Bureau of New Zealand for an interview on time, and after the interview, you will get the approval letter from the Immigration Bureau for studying abroad. Step 3: Apply for a passport with an approval letter (if you don't have a passport yet), pay tuition fees (at least how long the tuition fees need to be paid depends on the school) and accommodation fees to buy student medical insurance. Step 4: Submit your passport, copy of the letter of approval in principle for studying abroad and various payment vouchers to the Immigration Bureau for visa. The validity of the visa you obtained will be the same as the time when you pay the tuition. New Zealand's education system 1. New Zealand adopts the British education system, and children are entitled to compulsory education at the age of five. 13 after completing compulsory education in primary and secondary schools, he entered the university to study professional courses. 2. At present, there are 25 polytechnics in 8 national universities in New Zealand, offering full-time majors (including business, computer, environmental science, agriculture, art, engineering, etc. ) and full-time degree study (including diploma, bachelor's degree, postgraduate diploma, master's degree and doctoral degree). The undergraduate course lasts for three years (Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Law for four years), and the master's degree and doctor's degree system 1.5 to 2 years. 3. Due to the strict school-running policy and perfect teaching system, New Zealand's education level is world-famous, and the gold content of degrees far exceeds the average education level of other countries. It is worth mentioning that because of their education level and the overall quality of New Zealanders, many students are still in school, that is, they have been pre-employed by multinational research institutions in Europe and America.