Can I go to primary school in New Zealand?

# Studying in New Zealand # Introduction Can I go to primary school in New Zealand? According to New Zealand policy, parents can accompany their children under 18 to study in New Zealand, among which children aged 5- 10 must be accompanied by a parent, while parents of children aged11-/7 can choose whether to accompany them. In any case, you need to arrange accommodation. At present, you can rent a house or live with a host family. The following is the detailed content of sharing, welcome to read for reference!

1. Can I go to primary school in New Zealand?

1. Can I go to primary school in New Zealand?

In New Zealand, parents of students under 18 can apply to accompany them. Parents accompanying students generally apply for a guardian visa, which belongs to a special visit visa and is submitted together with the student visa.

1, students aged 5- 10, or students in primary school 1-6, must be accompanied by their parents or one of their legal guardians;

2. Junior high school students in grades 7-8 depend on the school. Generally, public schools will not be forced to accompany them, but parents of private schools still have to accompany them, which is subject to school regulations.

3. In senior high school, parents or legal guardians of students in grades 13 to 17 or 9- 13 can choose to accompany them, but it is not compulsory.

When students are in school, accompanying parents can apply to the Immigration Bureau for a work permit according to law. They can work and study part-time but not full-time.

The designation of the legal guardian mentioned above is relatively clear, generally the guardian in the legal sense, not the relatives and friends designated by parents at will.

Second, the conditions of accompanying students in New Zealand primary schools

Immigration New Zealand allows guardians of some international students to accompany them to New Zealand. International students who meet the guardianship conditions must be self-funded international students aged 17 and below; Or 1 year-13 years of students studying in New Zealand. Guardians are required to be legal guardians, including biological parents, adoptive parents and testamentary guardians. Each application is accompanied by a guardian. The accompanying visa starts and ends at the same time as the ward, and the guardian can apply for study or work.

Three. Introduction of accompanying visa for primary schools in New Zealand

Immigration New Zealand allows guardians of some international students to accompany them to New Zealand. International students who meet the guardianship requirements must be self-funded international students aged 17 and below. Or 1year 13 students studying in New Zealand are required to be legal guardians, including biological parents, adoptive parents and testamentary guardians. Every time the Immigration Bureau applies, the start and end time of allowing the guardian to accompany the student visa is the same as that of the ward.

According to the new policy, accompanying visa holders are no longer eligible to apply for a full-time work permit, but they still retain the qualification to apply for a part-time work permit or a student permit, but the care recipients of accompanying readers still have to pay tuition fees according to the standards of international students. The new policy will take effect immediately after it is announced.

2. How to rent a house for studying in New Zealand?

First, the way to rent a house

Paper media is still very popular in New Zealand at present, and the information published in newspapers or magazines will be more reliable, because it will be verified by preliminary examination and the relevant rental information provided by the school student office.

You can also contact the rental agent directly, and they will have more and better houses in their hands. Screening can be carried out after the request is made, which will be more secure and save time and effort, but it will cost an extra sum of money to pay the agency fee.

Now many apartments are specially rented, and they will have their own websites and rental channels. As long as you find the website, you can continue to filter and confirm it directly. You don't need to spend money to find someone else's service, and the general security environment is more reliable.

Second, the rental fee.

If you obtain relevant information through an intermediary, you need to pay a handling fee; Generally, if you confirm renting a house directly with the landlord, you still need to pay a gift or delivery fee, which will not be very expensive, but generally only a symbolic fee.

Then there is the deposit for renting a house. You need to confirm your basic lease term and payment frequency. After signing the contract, you need to pay a pressure drop, which is between two weeks and one month's rent according to the landlord's requirements.

Rent is paid directly to the landlord. Whether you get the listing information through Ceng Yan channels or not, you must keep the voucher as your payment voucher; Basic expenses such as water and electricity shall be borne by the tenant himself and confirmed with the landlord.

Third, rent payment.

These will be clearly shown in the contract. You can confirm with the landlord directly. Be sure to confirm with the landlord that you will keep the voucher after payment, so as to protect your rights in case of subsequent disputes.

The deposit is paid together with the down payment, and it is confirmed that the landlord will come for acceptance after check-out. If there is no problem, the deposit needs to be directly transferred to the tenant on the same day to complete the rental.

3. Tips for saving money by studying in New Zealand

1, sharing

Accommodation should be an expense for everyone. No matter which way you choose, it will take up a large part of your daily expenses. Living on campus, renting a house and hosting a family have their own advantages and disadvantages. When it comes to cost performance, it is naturally sharing.

If you find someone to share the rent and daily expenses with your roommates, you can also help each other in your daily life. The rented apartment is generally good in software and hardware, which is very suitable for international students.

Step 2 cook by yourself

If you live on campus, there will be a public kitchen shared by all floors. Everyone needs to bring their own kitchen utensils, ingredients and seasonings, then cook by themselves and finally clean them up. The use is free, and the cost is much cheaper than the gluttonous trend.

Students who rent a house have more freedom, can choose more dishes, can invite friends to cook and entertain, and the cost will be very low. If you do it with your roommate, you can share it equally.

Step 3 use discounts

When you are ready to go out shopping or shopping, remember to bring your student ID card, and then check whether there are discounts in the mall and bring your credit card. On many occasions, you can enjoy the exclusive discount directly, and you can also stack it.

Step 4 buy second-hand goods

Old things will definitely be cheaper than new things. Low-loss products such as electrical appliances and furniture can be bought in charity shops. Here, people usually donate barrier-free and very cheap things.

5. Learn to keep accounts

Although bookkeeping records the money spent by everyone, when recording, everyone will have a clear understanding of the money they have spent, so that they will consciously exercise restraint when spending money in the future, thus achieving the effect of saving money.

6. Mode of travel

Everyone can buy a bicycle, only second-hand, and the price is generally not very expensive. People usually go to places not far away and can ride their own bicycles, which is low in cost and will not be affected by traffic conditions. Of course, they can still leave if they are not in a hurry.

4. What are the main advantages of studying in New Zealand?

1. The education system is full of vitality.

New Zealand's education system is regarded as one of the education systems in the world, which not only inherits the excellent tradition of Britain, but also has creative reforms. The academic education level of New Zealand universities is excellent, and four Nobel Prize winners have been trained successively. Many occupations are in the world, such as biotechnology, forensic medicine, dentistry and other frontier fields.

2. Global recognition of academic qualifications

New Zealand's academic qualifications are globally recognized. As a Commonwealth country, students can also directly apply to transfer to universities in Britain, Australia, Canada and other Commonwealth countries for further study, and their credits are recognized mutually. New Zealand's school system is very flexible. After completing the language course, you can change your study plan according to your personal situation, change your major at will, choose a university at will, or transfer to other countries.

3. Good study and living environment.

New Zealand has beautiful scenery and mild climate, and has been rated as "the most livable country in the world" by the United Nations National Development Organization for many years. English is the official language of New Zealand. Compared with other western developed countries, there are at least China people here, who can fully integrate into the western society and understand the thoughts, concepts and lifestyles of westerners.

4. The tuition and living expenses are low, and the guarantee funds are few.

Compared with other developed countries in the Commonwealth, New Zealand has the lowest cost of studying abroad, which is about RMB 865,438+million per year. The capital guarantee only requires deposits or securities certificates of more than 300,000 RMB. At present, there are policies for studying abroad loans and scholarships in China. International students can work legally, 20 hours a week, and their wages can generally afford the living expenses in New Zealand.

Step 5 apply for immigration quickly

The immigration policy is relaxed, and international students can automatically obtain an open visa and apply for permanent residency after graduation. New Zealand is the country with the fastest migration. You can apply for immigration immediately after graduation, whether it is a two-year junior college course or a three-year undergraduate course. Take courses in industries in short supply, or courses with a postgraduate degree or above. After graduation, you can apply for immigration directly. After emigrating, you will enjoy the same welfare benefits as the locals. If you want to work in Australia, you will also enjoy the welfare treatment of Australian locals.