After studying in New Zealand expires, besides continuing to study, what other way can I stay there legally?

I'm in New Zealand, and you don't fully understand what you mean. However, if you want to go to the United States when you come to New Zealand, you can apply for a visa at the American Embassy at the end of queen st. In addition, New Zealand's read-only language is not allowed to work. You can apply for a language first. The language school here is good. Although the language I studied in AUT IH is a little expensive, the environment is really OK. In addition, the language can be renewed. If you think that six months is not enough, you can apply for further study. The local immigration office in New Zealand is around many language schools (in fact, it is on Queen St), which is very close. When you apply, you can reply quickly. But you can't work on a language visa (except for black workers). I suggest you apply for a travel work visa when you feel that your language is similar. In addition, if you have family members in the United States, you can apply for visiting relatives in the United States. The guarantor is your family. The question is, has your family received PR?

Finally, it is not recommended that you play illegal business, because the procedure of reversing the case after the visa expires is very complicated, and it needs the help of a licensed immigration consultant, and it will affect your future visa. So, don't think too complicated, it will be simple after coming out.

But when you come, you will probably want to stay in New Zealand, which is really a very beautiful country.