It's getting harder and harder to go abroad now. What is the process of studying in New Zealand?

Studying in New Zealand can expose students to more advanced educational resources, experience New Zealand customs and enrich their life experiences. Now there are more and more students studying in New Zealand, and the competition is becoming more and more fierce. In order to increase the success rate of application, if you plan to study abroad, the earlier you prepare, the better. Therefore, it is necessary to know the process of studying in New Zealand in advance.

The first step in the study abroad process in New Zealand: Choose a school and major.

Most people go abroad to study in order to immigrate. New Zealand's immigration policy requires students to find corresponding jobs after obtaining local degrees in order to meet the immigration conditions. Then finding a job becomes the key to choosing a major. It is suggested that students choose their majors according to their interests and specialties, and it is most appropriate to choose the majors that they are interested in and conform to their specialties.

Don't choose a school for the purpose of going to a prestigious school. New Zealand's education system is rigorous. Don't choose the eighth university unless you have excellent students. Relatively speaking, polytechnic and private schools pay more attention to practice, which is more conducive to future study and employment.

Step 2: Prepare the application materials.

Different academic qualifications have different requirements. Please consult the study abroad consultant for details.

Step 3: Apply for a school.

Generally, it takes 10-30 working days to apply for an undergraduate course, 10 working days to leave the Polytechnic, and 10 working days to apply for a language course. It takes about 1-2 months to apply for a master's degree.

Step 4: Apply for a visa.

Generally, the visa is pre-approved for one month and issued within two months.

General visa requirements: 1. Proof of funds for living expenses and tuition fees during the study period, the source of which should be stated in the first half of the year or less. 2. Students have no infectious diseases. The student has no bad criminal record.

Step 5: Pre-approval of visa

After the visa is pre-approved, tuition and living expenses are guaranteed.

Step 6: Pass the visa.

After you get the visa, you can arrange your trip to New Zealand. At this time, you can apply for school accommodation and arrange airport pick-up.

Step 7: Students arrive at school.

After the students arrive at the school, there is a special person arranged by the school to be responsible for the student service.