Application requirements and visa processing guidelines for young students studying in New Zealand

In order to cope with the rising upsurge of studying abroad, more and more students now choose to go abroad for further study. And now there is a trend of younger age. However, faced with so many national choices, it is basically required to finish junior high school in China before continuing to study abroad, such as Australia. Faced with such a situation, New Zealand is a developed country in the west. It is more conducive to students' growth and integration into New Zealand society to allow foreign students from China to attend primary schools. However, as a small international student, when should I prepare? What are the requirements for studying in New Zealand? First of all, let me introduce the education system in New Zealand. In New Zealand, you can enter the first grade of primary school at the age of five, and graduate from primary school to the first grade of high school *** 13. Comparing with the education system in China, we can regard Grade One in New Zealand as a domestic preschool class, and then Grade Thirteen in New Zealand can be regarded as a domestic senior three. You can enter the University of New Zealand after finishing 13 in New Zealand. Since New Zealand's education system is a continuation of the British education system, you only need to study in New Zealand for three years to complete your undergraduate study.

International students from China and students aged 5- 17 can apply for studying in New Zealand. Generally, the starting time is 1, 4, 7, 10 every year.

Language achievement requirements:

1. Generally, New Zealand public schools can enter directly without IELTS. The school provides special language counseling, and students with poor language will repeat the grade.

Level 2.7-10 requires IELTS 4.5 or pass the school exam. 1 1- 13 requires IELTS 5.0 or pass the school exam, and113 requires IELTS 5.0 to enter or pass the school exam.

Other requirements:

1, student report card, at least in recent three years, about 70-80% required.

2. The deposit is 6.5438 yuan+5,000 yuan per year (including tuition and living expenses), preferably 450,000 yuan.

3./kloc-Children under 0/2 years old need to be accompanied. 12-/kloc-Children under the age of 0/8 can choose to accompany them. The accompanying person must be a child's immediate family member.

4. Ensure that the family has a stable source of income.

In addition to the above conditions, students are advised to apply to the school six months in advance and get the notice. Students who intend to apply for a good school should be prepared in advance. After all, the number of places in good schools is still limited. Moreover, everyone's family situation is different, and visa materials still need to be specific according to the actual situation of the family. The official visa cycle is generally around 20 working days.

New Zealand study visa information list

To apply for a study visa in New Zealand, you need to submit the following materials:

1. Report on the results and attendance of last semester: a letter of proof issued by the applicant's current school, stating the degree of the course the applicant is currently studying in China, or a notarized academic certificate with English translation. The originals and photocopies of any academic certificates, graduation certificates and graduation certificates obtained by the applicant in the past 5 years. For a partially completed course, the details of the course must be provided.

2. The student visa application form and supplementary form for China citizens to visit, study and work in New Zealand must be filled in and signed by themselves.

3. Passport: When you leave New Zealand, your passport must remain valid for more than three months.

4. Recent passport photos within three months.

5. Original school admission notice: The admission notice issued by the New Zealand educational institution must be approved by the New Zealand qualification certification body and must include:

A. The name and level of the course and the minimum hours required to complete the course;

B a description of the tuition fees for the whole course and, if the course lasts for more than one year, the annual tuition fees;

C. do students have to pay for the course? And how long you will stay in New Zealand.

6. English explanatory letter: explain the applicant's choice of study and his plan after completing his studies.

7. Original tuition receipt: you can fax it directly from the school to the New Zealand Immigration Bureau.

8. Original accommodation guarantee: This certificate can be issued by the school or family providing accommodation, and the accommodation guarantor must be a New Zealand resident or citizen.

9. proof of funds: it is best to provide the original. Bank deposit certificate, bank passbook, deposit certificate, personal income tax receipt and stock transaction report for the past 12 months. If the capital comes from the income from stock investment, the shareholder account certificate shall be provided at the same time.

10. For large deposits of funds in the past six months, the applicant needs to provide favorable materials to prove the history and sources of funds of these deposits, such as interest lists, stock trading receipts, etc. At the same time, provide a written explanation about the history of these deposits and the source of funds;

If the applicant's guarantor lives abroad, he/she must provide his/her latest income tax return, a letter from his/her employer certifying his/her current position and annual income, and proof of his/her legal residence status or citizenship. In addition, the sponsor also needs to provide a statutory declaration of funding, indicating the amount of funding provided, the reasons for providing funding, and whether the fund is a free gift or a loan;

Original bank document stamped with the bank seal, explaining the daily transactions in the past 12 months;

Student loan materials.

10. proof of the guarantor's income source:

The employer certificate of the applicant's parents or the employer certificate of the fund guarantor. The letter must be written on the company's stationery, stamped with the company seal and signed by the company leader or the person in charge of the personnel department. The contents of the letter should include: annual income (including salary and all commissions), term of office and position held;

If the applicant's parents are the owners or shareholders of the enterprise, they should provide:

A. Original business license or official certificate;

2. The enterprise registration inquiry form stamped and issued by the industrial and commercial bureau lists the names and shares of all shareholders.

C. enterprise income tax in recent two years.

D. the profit and loss statement of the enterprise in the previous fiscal year;

E. The bank statement of the enterprise in the last fiscal year shows the daily income and expenditure of the enterprise, and the bank statement must be stamped with the official seal of the bank;

F. certificate issued by the owner of the enterprise; Explain the establishment time, management form and number of employees of the enterprise. The confirmation letter should be written on the company's stationery.

G. If the applicant has provided a guarantee for studying abroad, the applicant shall provide a letter of proof including the above contents provided by the employer or the spouse's employer (if applicable).

H all bank transfer/activity records of the applicant, parents and/or other fund guarantors, covering at least 12 months before submitting the application.

1 1. financial guarantee: the deposit certificate in the name of the non-applicant must be checked separately, and the financial guarantee signed by the financial guarantor is attached.

12. Application fee.

13. health certificate (if applicable): description of medical report.

14. Proof of behavior (if applicable): Applicants aged 17 or above who have studied or will study in New Zealand for more than two years must provide this proof.

15. Original or notarized copy of the household registration book.

16. notarized original birth certificate and its English translation.

17. Notarization of kinship: specify the details of all immediate family members (parents, siblings, partners and children), including their full names and dates of birth, regardless of their right of abode or nationality.

18. Physical examination report:

Will you study in New Zealand? What courses are required for more than 10 years? Complete physical examination report (NZIS 007);

Those who will attend courses in New Zealand for more than six months and less than one year must provide a TB test report (ZIS096).

note:

If the original is in Chinese, the applicant needs to provide an English translation. After the application, if the applicant needs to return the notarial certificate, he must submit a copy at the same time as the visa application. Otherwise, the notarial certificate will not be returned.