New Zealand Study Visa Latest Policy 2023

The latest policies for New Zealand study visas in 2023 are as follows:

1. The new New Zealand study abroad policy increases the review of the authenticity of study. For example, the school must provide proof that the student has met the admission requirements ( Before issuing an OFFER); on the one hand, students must have excellent grades and pay attention to consolidating their own subject foundation. On the other hand, for students with strong comprehensive abilities, this policy helps them highlight their competitiveness. Outstanding students can seize this opportunity.

2. New Zealand’s new policy for studying abroad requires students to have an attendance rate of 100%, unless they can provide convincing reasons for not attending classes; foreign institutions do not only evaluate students based on academic performance. Therefore, if the attendance rate cannot reach 100, it is very likely that you will be kicked out of school and will not be able to successfully complete your studies.

3. The learning progress of students under New Zealand’s new study abroad policy will be determined according to the school’s own academic policy.

4. Students must provide true proof of deposit and accommodation.

5. The guarantor who helps students provide proof of deposit must be a friend or relative with a true willingness to guarantee and sufficient funds.

6. New Zealand’s new policy for studying abroad relaxes the conditions for deposit guarantee for genuine students. The guarantor can be a government agency or organization. Applicants who renew locally can continue to use the deposit guarantor they used when they first applied overseas.

7. New Zealand’s new policy for studying abroad: For doctoral students and their spouses and children, the validity period of physical examination reports will be extended from 24 months to 36 months; this change gives doctoral students more ample preparation time , taking great care of their immediate family members, which makes it easier to attract highly educated talents to New Zealand for development and promote economic development.