Got a New Zealand study plan? Want to make it happen? You could be eligible for a Student Visa. This webinar will help you understand the application process and what to expect.
If you’re looking to study in New Zealand, we’ll walk you through all you need to know pre and post study.
In this webinar we'll guide you through the visa application process, how to supply sufficient evidence to prove you’re a bona fide student applicant,the reasons applications get rejected and any other pitfalls to look out for. We’ll also explore post-study work visa pathways.
We'll provide expert feedback on your documentation and Student Visa application, give clarity on whether you meet the criteria and advise you on how to improve your application and chances of success (if required).
Our experienced team will walk you through what's necessary to help you feel confident about your application.
As Immigration Lawyers and Licensed Advisers, we will help you make a strong case to Immigration New Zealand (INZ) that meets all of their requirements and ticks every box.
This will depend on the course you are taking and its duration, the funds you have, and your circumstances. It is important to get advice to ensure the documents are correct. It is not a single standard for all cases.
Anywhere from 4 weeks to 3 months.
The current visa application fee is $430. This will increase to $750 from 01 Oct 2024.
Student Visas get declined for various reasons: funds, genuine study intention, bona fide, character, health concerns etc. If you'd like to re-apply, meeting with an immigration specialist to work through the rejection reasons is a great idea.
Applications need to be made using Immigration New Zealand’s online system, which is not always user friendly but allows collaborative preparation of applications for the tech savvy who want to be hands on in the preparation of the application with their immigration professionals.
The duration of your visa depends on the courses you're studying.
Yes it can, but it requires a careful choice of course to ensure you get work rights that will enable you to get the job offer needed so you can make a residence application.
The grant of residence is not automatic because you have studied in New Zealand – a job offer is going to be crucial to that. That is why we recommend getting advice about your student visa application at the very start right down to whether the programme is going to assist you in your future visa applications.
Additional specialised immigration guidance and advice for legal professionals.
Accreditation advice, labour market navigation, hiring assitance and more.
Guidance, advice and assistance for those wanting to immigate to New Zealand.
