How to issue a certificate of funds for studying in New Zealand: I applied for a three-month language course and then applied for a PhD after passing the language. I am planning to apply for a three-m

How to issue a certificate of funds for studying in New Zealand: I applied for a three-month language course and then applied for a PhD after passing the language. I am planning to apply for a three-month visa first.

I don’t know why I have to come back after submitting the fund certificate. Anyway, it will be unfrozen, and it is not embezzled. Not afraid.

Thousands of NB are enough for three months, and you have to ask relatives for it. If you study formally, you will have more money. What are you going to do?

After three months at the language school, you will be ready for three months. When the time comes to renew your student visa, you will have to prepare proof of funds based on the living expenses of 15,000 NB per year, which is 80,000 RMB. This does not include tuition fees. It doesn’t matter if it’s been half a year, just explain the relationship between the sponsor and you. Remember to notarize the kinship relationship in Chinese and English.

There are only two types of proof of funds accepted by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau: certificate of deposit and special account for studying abroad. The certificate of deposit is required to save 200,000-250,000 yuan a year for 6 months, and the visa period will be frozen for 3 months. The special account for studying abroad is deposited at 150,000 per year, and the funds are frozen until graduation, but 15,000 per year for tuition and living expenses can be transferred from it to NZ. Either way, it requires a lot of money. Studying in New Zealand seems cheap but is actually very expensive, so it is not cost-effective. Remember that study loans are not approved in New Zealand.

It is recommended that you don’t DIY and find an agent to help you. Or find a local agent while studying the language, which is more reliable.

In addition, the school will tell you how much it costs, which is just for tuition. The proof of funds required to apply for a visa is another amount of money, which must include tuition and living expenses. If you study for less than 36 weeks, you need to prepare monthly living expenses of 1250NB. If the accommodation fee is paid, you must also prepare 400NB monthly living expenses. Without this number, the embassy will not approve it. I received a letter from the Immigration Bureau on the 24th of last month saying this. Just do what I'm told above and you'll regret it later.