Introduction to the conditions and policies of studying abroad immigrants in New Zealand

# New Zealand Immigration # Introduction It is a more appropriate way for ordinary international students to immigrate through studying abroad. What are the requirements for studying in New Zealand? Let's make a detailed introduction to this.

1. Introduction to the conditions and policies for studying in New Zealand

First, the conditions of immigration.

If you haven't studied in New Zealand or worked there, it's not realistic to immigrate directly now. Therefore, it is more reliable to study abroad first, and then obtain job opportunities in the local area through this skilled migration. If you are young and your major is an industry lacking people in New Zealand, you can completely meet the requirements of immigration in this way. Then this requires the applicant to meet some conditions:

1, aged between 20 and 37, beyond this range, the possibility of getting a visa is very small, and it is naturally impossible to complete immigration without a visa.

2, education is to achieve a bachelor's degree, if the major is related, a college degree is also ok, but it is more difficult to apply for a lower degree.

The IELTS score should be 6.5. But you can also take the exam when you apply for a work visa after graduation.

You should have enough funds to finish your studies in New Zealand and pay the daily expenses.

Second, the process of immigration.

The requirements that must be met are that the applicant must study in a university in New Zealand or take a postgraduate course in PGD for only one year. As long as you graduate, you can apply for a work visa even if you don't get a degree certificate. With this channel, you can apply for a green card in the form of skilled immigrants. If you are a middle school student or a junior college student, you can also apply, that is, you can study for Grade 7 undergraduate for two years and then apply in the same way. The whole process is as follows:

1. After graduation, the New Zealand government will issue you a three-year work visa without any requirements. You just need to find a job and sign a long-term contract with the company during this period.

2. As long as you have a bachelor's degree or postgraduate degree in New Zealand and have found a job in the local area, and meet the requirements of skilled migration with a score of 160, there is basically no pressure to apply.

After submitting the immigration application, you will get a two-year visa from the immigration office, and you don't need to continue working. But I suggest continuing to work hard. Because in this way, you can get a permanent visa as long as you meet the requirement of living in New Zealand for 184 days a year.

Third, the main points that need attention

Compared with skilled immigrants, New Zealand's immigration policy is more relaxed. As long as international students graduate, they can get a work visa without any requirements. You can apply for permanent residence if you meet their conditions within the specified time. Now, in order to attract more international students to stay in New Zealand, the visa application for studying abroad has also been simplified, and there is no need for financial guarantee and IELTS scores. But there are still some places to pay attention to:

1, during your study abroad, your attendance and homework scores must be guaranteed, not too bad, as long as you can graduate smoothly.

2. When choosing a major, choose some industries that are in short supply in New Zealand, which will not only facilitate your employment, but also enable you to get more scores when applying for skilled immigrants.

Fourth, the new policy of work signing.

New Zealand's policy on work visas often changes. The details are as follows:

1. No matter what stage of the course, international students can't apply for the previous employer to guarantee this work visa;

2. International students who have applied for level4-6 and no-degree level7 courses can get an open work permit for one year. If they are graduates who need to register for work, they can get an open work permit for another year.

3. Some regions have issued two-year open work visas to international students who have completed level4-6 and No-Degrees Level 7 courses before 20021;

2. Do I need a deposit to study in New Zealand?

I. Amount of deposit

The deposit is a voucher that must be applied for studying in New Zealand. It is used to prove that the funds prepared by this international student are enough to complete the tuition and living expenses during the whole study abroad. You don't need to pay this deposit to anyone. You just need to deposit it in the bank. If you don't want to apply for a special bank account for international students in New Zealand, then your own account needs to have a deposit history of more than half a year, and each deposit must be able to explain the source. The annual guarantee amount is determined according to the course length of international students. The requirements of each school are different, but they are generally around150,000 RMB. In this way, if a student takes a two-year course, he needs to prepare a deposit of 300,000 RMB. Therefore, the cost of studying in New Zealand is relatively expensive, because the guarantee money alone may cost more than 600,000, which is five times that of local students.

The guarantee money only needs to be deposited in the bank, whether it is current or regular, it can be deposited in the student's own name or in the parents' name. However, stocks and the like cannot be used as security deposits, but can only be discounted.

Second, the form of undergraduate deposit

1. The deposit in the bank has been more than 6 months, and the source of this fund does not need to be explained.

If your deposit is less than six months, you need to explain the source of this fund. For example, this money was deposited in the bank after you sold your house, or what financial products you bought before, and now you have transferred it as a deposit. As long as the source can be explained, there is no need to keep the funds in the bank for six months.

What should you do if you haven't kept your deposit in the bank for six months and you can't explain the source of the money? In this case, you can choose to open a special account for international students in New Zealand and deposit the funds into the account, which can also be used as a deposit. But the money in this account can only be used as the cost of studying abroad and cannot be taken out to do other things. The bank will transfer enough tuition and living expenses to your bank card when you need to pay tuition every year. This account can be in your name or in your parents' name.

4. It is relatively easy for students who are already in New Zealand to apply for undergraduate courses. Students can directly apply for undergraduate courses in New Zealand without any other formalities, as long as they provide proof of your tuition fees for the current year and the weekly living expenses of10.5 million New Zealand dollars. In addition, New Zealand study visa materials must not be faked. If found out, the consequences will be very serious. You can't apply for a New Zealand visa for ten years. What's more, you may be permanently refused a visa.