Immigration New Zealand and the Ministry of Education have issued new regulations.

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New regulations made by Immigration New Zealand and Ministry of Education In order to facilitate immigration, after compromise and adjustment, Immigration New Zealand and Ministry of Education made the following regulations: If international students aged 10 to 13 are a group, schools can register without parental supervision. Children over the age of five and under the age of ten, if not accompanied by a guardian, need the school to issue an agreement signed between the school and the parents or guardians, which proves that the parents or guardians agree to the students' admission and accept the arrangements of the school.

According to the relevant regulations, New Zealand tourist visa holders can participate in short-term study in New Zealand. After the introduction of the New Deal, young students can use this new rule to experience local culture and study and live in New Zealand for three months. Although three months is very short, students have enough time to attend English or amateur training courses over 10 weeks. This experience will play a positive role for students to choose their major and direction of studying abroad in the future.

According to experts studying abroad, the new policy will attract more international students to study in New Zealand and make New Zealand more competitive internationally. Experts studying in New Zealand will provide more and more professional help to students who are willing to study in New Zealand, so that more children can get different education and learning opportunities from childhood and benefit them for life.