Study Abroad from India

Study in New Zealand with Quality Migration

New Zealand offers globally recognised qualifications, a safe and welcoming environment and practical, career-focused courses. Our Ahmedabad team helps Indian students choose the right course and provider, prepare a strong application and get every document ready for the student visa.

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Key facts

Visa
Fee Paying Student Visa
Key document
Offer of place from an approved New Zealand education provider
Work rights
Eligible students can work up to 25 hours a week during study and full-time in scheduled breaks
After study
Post-study work visa for eligible qualifications
Main intakes
February and July (some providers offer more)

Why study in New Zealand?

  • Universities, institutes of technology and private providers with internationally recognised qualifications
  • Eligible students can work part-time during study and full-time in scheduled holidays
  • Post-study work visa options for eligible graduates
  • Safe, friendly country with a high quality of life
  • Strong demand in fields such as healthcare, IT, engineering and construction

Popular courses

Information Technology Engineering Nursing & Healthcare Business & Management Hospitality & Tourism Agriculture & Environmental Science

How we help you study in New Zealand

Step 1: Free counselling

We understand your education, budget and career goals and shortlist suitable courses and providers.

Step 2: Apply for admission

We help you prepare and submit applications and follow up until you receive an offer of place.

Step 3: Plan your finances

We guide you on the funds and financial documents you will need to show.

Step 4: Prepare your documents

We give you a personalised checklist and review every document before it is lodged.

Step 5: Lodge the visa application

Your application is lodged online with Immigration New Zealand, with medicals and police certificates if required.

Step 6: Pre-departure support

Once your visa is decided, we help you get ready for travel, accommodation and arrival.

Documents you will usually need

  • Valid passport
  • Offer of place from your education provider
  • Academic transcripts and certificates
  • English test results (IELTS, PTE or TOEFL, as required)
  • Proof of funds for tuition and living costs
  • Statement of purpose and study plan
  • Medical and police certificates, if requested

Your exact checklist depends on your course, provider and personal circumstances. We prepare a personalised checklist for every student.

Important information

New Zealand immigration advice is provided by Rushitaben Vitthalbhai Bhadani (Rushita Bhadani), a New Zealand Licensed Immigration Adviser with a Full Licence from the Immigration Advisers Authority (licence number 202606274). You can check her licence on the IAA public register.

Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government. Requirements, fees and processing times change regularly, so we check the latest official requirements for your case before you apply. We never guarantee a visa outcome. Advice on Australian and New Zealand visas is provided by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent (MARN 2518800) and New Zealand Licensed Immigration Adviser (licence 202606274).

Official information: Immigration New Zealand

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Ahmedabad Branch

Our head office in Melbourne handles Australian visas and migration — +61 3 8518 5858.

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Regulated migration advice for Australia & New Zealand

Our migration advice is given by Rushita Bhadani, a Registered Migration Agent in Australia and a Licensed Immigration Adviser in New Zealand. You can check both numbers on the official government registers.

Visa decisions are made only by the relevant government, such as the Department of Home Affairs (Australia) or Immigration New Zealand. We never guarantee a visa outcome.