Can I immigrate when studying in New Zealand? Conditions for studying in New Zealand

As one of the most popular immigrant countries, can New Zealand immigrate after studying abroad? What are the requirements for studying in New Zealand? Let's give you a detailed introduction to the relevant information of immigrants studying in New Zealand.

I. Conditions for studying in New Zealand

1. Application for residence in New Zealand

(1) has a diploma from a school recognized by Immigration New Zealand;

(2) Obtain a job guarantee from a local employer in New Zealand after formal graduation;

(3) New Zealand Diploma 3) IELTS scores can be exempted from Grade 7 or above;

(4) Meet the scoring requirements of skilled immigrants 160.

2. Apply for permanent residency in New Zealand

(1) Living in New Zealand every year for 2 years 184 days;

(2) No criminal record;

(3) good health.

Second, New Zealand student immigration tips

1. Give yourself extra points through high education or short-term industry.

According to the news released by the New Zealand Embassy, the New Zealand government has adjusted the bonus policy, especially the incentive mechanism for extra points for highly educated and short-term majors.

The new adjustment has also added some new bonus items, such as academic qualifications of 5- 10; If the applicant's spouse also has a job contract in an industry in short supply, extra points will be given to the applicant 10-20.

2. Shortage industries guide international students.

It is not difficult to see through the immigration policy announced by the New Zealand Embassy that choosing a major with skills shortage and engaging in a skill shortage industry can get extra points, which provides a good direction for international students with immigration plans when choosing a major.

In addition, there is another factor that cannot be ignored. Now, applicants who have worked in New Zealand for one year can get extra points (two years' work experience is required before), and if international students engage in professional-related work after graduation, they can get 50 points.

3. Policy changes are beneficial to international students' immigration.

Under normal circumstances, New Zealand's immigration policy is adjusted every four years, and there will be small adjustments at ordinary times. On the whole, however, most of the adjustments made by the New Zealand government are beneficial to international students, and New Zealand also encourages international students to emigrate.

4. Always pay attention to policy changes

Students who intend to apply for studying in New Zealand should always pay attention to the changes in policies, make their own plans and choose the courses that are most suitable for future development. However, it is necessary to remind students that there is some time difference in applying for studying in New Zealand, so we should consider it comprehensively when choosing a major. In order to better cope with the impact of policy changes, it is best to find a professional platform or teacher to plan and evaluate studying abroad.

Third, how to find an immigrant job

First of all, although international students have stayed in New Zealand for a long time, they still belong to outsiders. As a foreign job seeker, if you want to find a job that is conducive to immigration, in fact, local employers in New Zealand rarely issue a long-term work contract to an undocumented foreigner.

In addition, the latest employer certification process in New Zealand, which will be launched soon, will also strengthen the examination of employers' qualifications, jobs and salaries. In some cases, it is necessary to conduct a labor market test-that is, first publish a job advertisement in the local talent market in New Zealand to confirm that New Zealanders with job qualifications cannot be recruited.

Secondly, in New Zealand, industries that are easy to match employers' resources mainly include IT, commerce, accounting, hotel management, design, tourism and construction. -These occupations/majors are popular in the local area, and it is easier to find a job. It is best for the job seeker's university major to match his occupation.

Last but not least, not all jobs in New Zealand can apply for skilled immigrants to obtain residence cards-skilled immigrants in New Zealand have requirements for the job Offer skill level and salary income held by applicants.

Applicants with ANZSCO skill level 1, 2 and 3 need to earn the median salary in New Zealand (the current hourly salary is NZ $25).

For occupations such as ANZSCO 4 and 5 that are not defined in ANZSCO, the applicant's income is required to be 65438+ 0.5 times the median income of New Zealand!

If you can't find a job that meets the above criteria, you can only apply for a work visa first and find a full-time job, so that you can stay in New Zealand after graduation and talk about taking permanent residence later. ...

Fourth, the advantages of studying in New Zealand

There is the best education system: New Zealand's education system is one of the best in the world, and the whole country implements a unified education system, and education expenditure accounts for the third place in government expenditure.

British education, global recognition of academic qualifications: As a Commonwealth country, New Zealand students can also directly apply for transfer to universities in Britain, Australia and other Commonwealth countries for further study during their studies.

The academic system is very flexible: after completing the language course, students can change their study plans, change majors, choose universities or transfer to other countries according to their personal circumstances.

Innovative thinking mode: this primitive thinking is fully reflected in teaching activities, encouraging innovative thinking and solutions. This model will certainly promote the prosperity of international business and social progress.

Scientific and technological trends in step with the world: New Zealanders have been paying attention to the latest trends and development of global science and technology. The size and flexibility of the country enable it to continuously and successfully apply the latest scientific research results.