What should I do if I encounter a visa telephone survey when studying in New Zealand?

Applicants studying in New Zealand are most likely to be asked:

First, the student study plan

1. Name of the school currently studying in China, major studied, when to start and when to graduate, etc.

2. Why did you choose to study in New Zealand, the name of the school you applied for (in Chinese and English), where the school is in Australia, the name of the major you studied, what courses you studied, and the ranking of schools and majors.

3. Do you want to stay in Australia after finishing your studies?

4. Why do you want to study abroad after working for many years?

Answer points: Be familiar with the major of the school you are applying for. If you have study rest and work experience, explain the rationality of the study plan.

Second, the authenticity of the materials.

1. What's your date of birth and ID number?

2. What kind of study visa is New Zealand?

3. What attendance rate is required for a student visa?

4. Is there a history of visa refusal and the reasons for refusal?

5. Are there any other brothers and sisters at home? What are their names and what are they doing now?

Key point: Answer such questions according to the application materials submitted by you, and avoid saying anything inconsistent with the submitted materials. Answer truthfully with a history of visa refusal, but explain the reasons for visa refusal reasonably.

Third, study security and expenses.

1. What are the tuition, living expenses and student insurance in New Zealand?

2. Who is your financial guarantor, the guarantor's work unit, position, and how much is the preparation for studying abroad?

Answer points: The embassy will call the parents of the students and the work unit where the guarantor works. When answering the phone, make sure that everyone's answers are the same on issues such as work income and jobs. Parents should know the basic situation of students studying in New Zealand, and students should also know their parents' annual income and other information. Also note that the telephone number of the company should be 1 14, which can be queried directly.

Fourth, immigration tendency.

1. Have you ever applied for immigration?

2. Do you have any relatives or friends in Australia? Could it be because they stayed in Australia?

3. Will you work while studying? If yes, what are the requirements?

Key point: In this link, the visa officer may induce students to make unfavorable answers, so be sure to answer questions according to your study plan and career plan. New Zealand encourages skilled and capable international students to immigrate, but study visa and immigration application are two different review procedures. Therefore, even if students have the idea of skilled immigration, they should avoid the tendency of immigration when answering the questions of visa officers.

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