Italy, New Zealand, art students are good at studying abroad, and ps has immigration intentions.

It is the best choice for working class to study in Italy. Italian national universities are free of tuition, and only need to pay a small registration fee every year, generally around 500 to 1500 euros. They can be exempted by applying for grants, and their living expenses are relatively low compared with other European countries, generally around 600 euros in big cities and 400 euros in small cities. Professionally speaking, Italy is a design kingdom. Studying design in Italy is definitely the first choice. Many national academies of fine arts and top private design schools offer such courses. In fact, there is no need to worry too much about immigration and work. Compared with other European countries, Italy's work and immigration policies are relatively loose. As long as you have a good language and a good major, it is not difficult to stay and work there.