How do parents accompany 18-year-old children or students studying in New Zealand?

How to study in New Zealand? Or parents and spouses need to apply for an accompanying visa, and prepare the original passport, accompanying visa application form (downloaded from the website of Shanghai Immigration Bureau, New Zealand), notarial certificate of no criminal record, notarial certificate of relatives (English), accompanying instructions (English) and other materials. After all the above information is ready, express it to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau. After 10 working days, there will be preliminary news, either telling the children that the pre-signing has been completed or asking you to supplement the materials. (If you are required to supplement the materials, you still have to wait 10 working days after you supplement them. )

After pre-signing, you need to take your child to the designated hospital for physical examination and contact the school to pay tuition. You can send a pre-signed credit email to the school. After receiving your tuition fee, the school will provide the visa officer with a receipt and a formal admission notice according to the information in the pre-signing letter, and a copy will also be sent to you. At the same time, you need to handle a bill of 10000 New Zealand dollars (this bill is your and your child's living security), and then provide the child's physical examination report, copies of bills of exchange and receipts, and formal admission notice to the immigration office (if the school does not give visa officers).

At this time, wait patiently for a few days, the official visa of the child will come down, and then you need a physical examination. After that, you can send your medical report to the immigration office. Some parents will ask her to provide a resignation report for work reasons. At this time, you only need to wait 10 working days, usually a few days, and your official visa will come down. Then you can get ready to pack.

The cost of accompanying students to New Zealand: Take Auckland, the most popular city for studying abroad, as an example. Rent a two-bedroom apartment, about 400-500 New Zealand dollars per week. If you rent an independent house, the mainstream three-bedroom apartment is about 500-750 New Zealand dollars per week. Transportation: Used cars are very cheap, and there is no compulsory insurance for tolls and parking fees. New Zealand's second-hand car market is prosperous and relatively transparent, and basically you get what you pay for. Generally 15000-20000 NZD can buy a car in good condition. The new car is a little more expensive, but it is still much cheaper than in China, and some services are very attractive.

Daily living expenses: There are many Asian supermarkets and local supermarkets in Auckland. You can basically find all kinds of domestic products you want. If there is a fire at home, the food expenses in 250 yuan are basically enough for one week. In addition, in general, the monthly cost of wireless network is NZ $ 80- 100, the water fee for three people is NZ $ 130, the electricity and gas fee in spring and summer is NZ $ 120, and it takes NZ $ 180-220 to turn on the electric heater or air conditioner in winter.