How much is the annual RMB for studying in New Zealand?

Many friends go to New Zealand to study every year. The following are the fees for studying in New Zealand. You should know that the cost of studying abroad is generally not small, so the following small series will probably tell you about it, and you can also learn about it.

Preview fee 1. Language test training fee

TOEFL/IELTS test training fee: 10000-50000 yuan, of which TOEFL test fee 176 1 yuan, transferred to 500 yuan or so, and added to 270 yuan for later registration; IELTS test fee 1960 yuan, transfer to 420 yuan.

2. Expenses related to the application

School application fee: 3,000-12000 for (5-20 schools), and 600 RMB for some schools.

Postal expenses for all test scores: (5-20 schools) 835-3340 yuan.

Mailing fee for application materials: there is no mailing fee for materials in general schools. If students need to mail their works, they need an international mailing fee 160 yuan.

Payment fee for registration card: 100-300 yuan.

3. Visa application, medical examination and air ticket fees

Visa application: 1.520 yuan. The visa application acceptance fee for students is charged by the New Zealand Government, and the amount is 2 10 USD (1.422.5438+0.2 yuan RMB). The New Zealand Visa Application Center charges an application delivery fee of RMB 220 yuan/person, and the courier service fee is additionally charged to 50 yuan (optional).

Physical examination fee: 1 0,000 or so, depending on the region.

Air ticket: 7000- 13000 yuan, depending on the departure city, direct flight or transit, which airline, booking time and so on.

Notarial fee for studying abroad: 100-300 yuan.

Other miscellaneous expenses before departure: 5000-20000 yuan.

4. Intermediary service fee

If you apply through a study abroad institution, you have to pay the service fee for studying abroad. The price and content of different intermediaries may be different. The cost of studying in New Zealand is about 8,000 to 1.2 million.

Tuition fees for studying in New Zealand Among many countries studying abroad, New Zealand is one of the countries with high cost performance. The annual cost of studying in New Zealand is about 1.5-0.3 million RMB.

1. Secondary school fees

Most of the secondary schools in New Zealand are public schools, funded by the government, and there are relatively few private secondary schools, some of which belong to religious organizations. Generally speaking, the tuition fee for public secondary schools is about NZ $8,000-9,000/year, and that for private secondary schools is about NZ $65,438+NZ $05,000-25,000/year.

2. Undergraduate expenses

Generally speaking, the tuition fee for university courses is about 16000-25000 NZD/year.

The nature of New Zealand Institute of Technology is very similar to TAFE in Australia, which trains talents for jobs and technical posts. Polytechnic in New Zealand offers two-year junior college courses, where students can acquire many practical skills.

Polytechnic colleges in New Zealand often offer undergraduate courses, and the tuition fee for most university courses is about 10000- 16000 NZD/year.

Different majors will also affect tuition fees. The annual tuition fees for liberal arts, business and law courses vary from 16000 NZD to 18000 NZD. Tuition fees for laboratory-related courses, such as natural science, engineering and agricultural science, range from 15000 NZD to 18500 NZD annually.

3. Master's tuition

There are two main postgraduate courses in New Zealand. One is a lecture-based course, which usually lasts 65,438+0 years and a half to two years. The content mainly includes classroom teaching, special discussion, degree thesis, etc. The other is a research course, in which students decide their own research topics, mainly under the guidance of professors. Usually, students have to engage in full-time research work in the school for 2-3 years, and the tuition fee ranges from NZD 65438 +02000-28000/ year.

Living expenses for studying in New Zealand Living expenses in New Zealand mainly include rent, transportation, food, daily necessities, entertainment activities, tourism and other expenses, of which rent accounts for a large part. Generally speaking, students can choose student apartments, host families or school dormitories.

Many schools have their own student apartments, and each student has a room. An apartment usually has 2-4 rooms, and the cost is about 150- 170 NZD. The apartment provides meals at a cost of about NZ $ 30-40.

Host families will provide separate rooms and study homes, including breakfast and lunch, and lunch will also be provided on holidays. Weekly 130- 160 NZD.

In school dormitories, individuals live in rooms or share rooms, eat in public canteens, and some schools do not provide lunch on weekends. The fee is about NZD $0/30-160 per week, including meals.

Universities in New Zealand are located in seven different regions, and their consumption levels are different. Take the bustling city of Auckland as an example. The average cost of living for each family is about NZD 65,438+02,000-65,438+08,000 per year. The cost of living in other cities is not much different. If you choose to study in other cities, such as Wellington and Christchurch, the rent there will be 65,438+00 cheaper than Auckland.

Studying abroad, almost everyone has part-time experience. This valuable experience can not only exercise the will, but also reduce the burden of studying abroad. The New Zealand government stipulates that you can work 20 hours a week, the minimum wage is 13 NZD/hour, and you can work indefinitely on holidays. Generally speaking, the cost of living is about 7000- 1 1000 NZD/year.

Note: Exchange rate of New Zealand against RMB: 1 NZD =4.8443 RMB (20 16. 10.24).

One-year study fee for New Zealand graduate students-One-year study fee for New Zealand public university graduate students: University of Auckland

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Start time: 65438+ 10 month; Educational system: 1-2 years; Cost: unknown; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

master of engineering management

Start time: March and July; Educational system: 1 year; Cost: NZD 34,900; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of Engineering, University of Canterbury

Start time: February; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: NZD 34,600; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of Forestry

Start time: February; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: NZD 33,500; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

University of Otago

Master of Medicine

Start time: February and July; Educational system: 1 year; Cost: NZD 33,800; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Start time: April; Educational system: 1-2 years; Cost: NZD 452 10; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

University of Waikato

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Start time: February; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: NZD 25,095; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of Electronic Commerce

Start time: March and July; Educational system: 1- 1.5 years; Cost: 3 1995 NZD; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of Architecture (Major), Victoria University, Wellington

Start time: March; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: 3 1750 NZD; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of landscape architecture

Start time: March; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: 3 1750 NZD; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

massey university

Master of finance

Start time: February and July; Educational system: 1.5 years; Cost: NZD 25,460; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Veterinary research

Start time: February; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: NZD 39,570; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Lincoln University

Master of agricultural science

Start time: February, July,165438+1October; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: 30,000 yuan; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Master of landscape architecture

Start time: February; Educational system: 2 years; Cost: NZD 30,000; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

aucklanduniversityoftechnology

Engineering engineering

Start time: March and July; Educational system: 1 year; Cost: 30,500 yuan; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

MPa professional accounting

Start time: March and August; Length of schooling: 16 months; Cost: * * NZD 57600; IELTS Requirements: 6.5(6)

Summary 1. About life

When studying in New Zealand, housing is the biggest expense.

Now the rent in Auckland is also rising. International students want to rent a single room in an area with good security and convenient transportation in Auckland, and the cost is generally between 180-230.

If you need an electric heater to keep warm in winter, you usually need to add 10 -20 knives to keep warm for one week.

In this way, in fact, the rent per moonlight is 720- 1000 NZD.

2. About this line

In Auckland, the transportation cost is not low.

For students who can enjoy ultra-low discount, the bus fare for two stops is also $2.35.

In this way, even if you don't go out on weekends, the bus fare for a week is mostly around 47. If you live in an area where you can walk to school, the extra rent can pay the bus fare.

Moreover, in New Zealand, buying a car is actually quite necessary. Unless you live in the city center, it is very difficult to go anywhere without a car.

However, according to the different models, the cost of buying and maintaining a car is also very different, so this part of the cost will not be calculated here.

3. About food

In New Zealand, the cost of cooking at home is very different from that of eating out. Compared with eating out, cooking three meals at home is the most economical way.

Step 4 Staple food

The most common staple foods in New Zealand are bread and rice. Sandwiches are made with bread in the morning and at noon, and rice is used with stir-fry or fried rice in the evening.

Generally speaking, the quality and taste of bread sold in supermarkets are good, 700g a pack, and the price is around 3.5 yuan.

The above is the introduction of 20 18 New Zealand study abroad fees. I hope it can help the applicant. If you have any questions or are interested, you can call Shunshun's overseas teacher at 400- 104-9966 for free. There are seniors and sisters waiting for you!