New Zealand New Deal Children over 5 years old can study in New Zealand. The New Deal has both advantages and disadvantages for primary school students.

? New Zealand government's new immigration regulations have come into effect. According to the new regulations, foreign children over the age of five can get tourist visas and study in New Zealand for three months every year. What benefits will this new policy of studying abroad bring to small international students, which primary school students are suitable for studying abroad, and what aspects should primary school students and parents who are interested in studying in New Zealand pay attention to? The New Deal stipulates that children over the age of five can study in New Zealand? According to the new regulations, foreign children over the age of five can get tourist visas and are allowed to study in New Zealand for three months every year. Previously, there were differences between the immigration bureau and the education department on whether a guardian was needed, but after consultation, it was stipulated that if the international students aged 10 to 13 were a group, the school could register them without parental supervision. In addition, students who visit New Zealand for a short time should sign an agreement with their parents or guardians if they are not accompanied by them. If students' English ability is limited, registered schools or organizations should provide students with necessary language assistance. ? ? If the students are under the age of 10, even the group should not register. This regulation requires that students over the age of 5 must be accompanied by a guardian before they can study abroad. ? Does the introduction of the New Deal have advantages and disadvantages for small international students? This new policy has lowered the threshold for young international students to study abroad at an early age and has certain advantages in language. At the same time, small international students can grow up and be independent faster. Young international students should learn to face and solve problems independently, and their psychological endurance and independence will be enhanced, no matter whether they choose a host family or an on-campus accommodation. ? There are two problems in studying abroad: self-care and language barriers. Parents don't have to worry, because all schools in New Zealand have service centers dedicated to the life of international students, and local families responsible for the accommodation of small international students can help their children solve their problems in life. ? In general, students should walk with their guardians; If you choose not to go with your guardian, then you should choose a public boarding school for your new study and life. Because the school bears the responsibility and pressure, if students leave the campus, the school will certainly seek the opinions of domestic parents. ? Should we cultivate the ability to live independently before studying abroad? According to New Zealand education experts, with the launch of the New Deal, the number of parents and students studying in our office has been increasing, which is about 20% higher than before. New Zealand education experts suggest: "First of all, we should be prepared in the following three aspects: First, we should be prepared to apply for schools, such as academic qualifications, identity notarization, application forms, etc.; Second, we must ensure funds. The tuition and living expenses of junior and senior high school students studying in New Zealand for one year are about 1.2 million yuan to 1.4 million yuan. At the same time, you should prepare a new study abroad guarantee of more than 600 thousand yuan, and prepare documents such as the work and income of the relevant fund guarantor; Third, be prepared before departure, including related school supplies and books; Students living in host families should know the details of life abroad, such as taking a bath as little as 10 minutes. " ? Experts studying in New Zealand pointed out: "Pupils with good oral English, extroverted personality, strong adaptability, no attachment to their parents, no fear of unfamiliar environment and quick ability to make new friends are more suitable for studying abroad; In addition, children who are interested in western high-paying occupations such as medicine or law will only have the opportunity to engage in these occupations with particularly high English requirements in the future if they study in English-speaking countries since childhood. "