How much does it cost to study in New Zealand? How to apply for a graduate visa in New Zealand?

What is the cost of studying in New Zealand? The postgraduate study system in New Zealand is one to two years. You can get a diploma in the first year and a degree certificate in the second year. New Zealand's evaluation of graduate students is based on students' language performance, undergraduate GPA and whether to change majors. Generally speaking, the cost of studying in New Zealand is much cheaper than that in Europe and America, and the tuition fee for studying in New Zealand is the most expensive. As one of the most popular countries to study abroad, New Zealand attracts a large number of domestic students to study abroad for further study with its excellent teaching level and low cost of studying abroad. The cost of graduate study in New Zealand varies according to different schools and students' spending power. Basically, the course cost is between 22,000 and 35,000 NZD, and the living expenses are around15,000 NZD.

Accommodation costs vary according to different ways. The school limits students' working hours to 20 hours a week. If international students can make rational use of these 20 hours of working time, they can still meet their daily economic needs to a great extent.

At present, the tuition fees for graduate students in New Zealand can refer to the following:

Engineering (electronics, machinery, architecture, etc. ): $28,000-$35,000;

Science (computer, physics, chemistry, biology, etc. ): $20,000-$33,000;

Business/Economics (MBA): $22,000-$35,500;

Law: US$ 25,000-30,000;

Art/Humanities:19000-30500;

Agriculture/horticulture: USD 22,000-35,000.

New Zealand graduate visa processing 1. Two passport photos;

2. The embassy application fee shall be sent directly by the applicant to the China office of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau before submitting the application;

3. If you have a valid passport, you must submit it. If you can't submit it at that time, you can provide a certified copy (the whole passport);

4. An English letter explaining why the applicant chose this subject and his life plan after the course;

5. Original birth certificate and English translation;

6. Notarization of kinship, including all immediate family members, listing the names and birth dates of all immediate family members;

7, including a copy of each page of the household registration book;

8. English letter of support from financial guarantor (such as parents);

9. Notarial certificate with no criminal record and original copy with no criminal record;

10. If you plan to study for more than 24 months, please take the physical examination form to the designated hospital for physical examination (this physical examination will be carried out after obtaining the pre-approval from the Immigration Bureau);

1 1. Admission notice issued by New Zealand school;

12. Notarization of academic qualifications (non-students), notarization of middle school graduation certificates and grades; Notarization of university diplomas and scores;

13. Notarization of learning certificate (for students). Now the school will issue a certificate to prove the applicant's character, academic level and report card, and notarize it.