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Detailed information about changes to the Skilled Migrant Category is now available. The amended policy comes in to effect on 28 August 2017.
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This is the video of our first seminar about the Study to Residence Pathway.
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In this video, Ranbir talks about his experience of applying Work Visa through Licenced Immigration Advisers at Choose New Zealand and how great and efficient our service is.
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Finally!! After several declines before came to us, and then an official complaint from our License Immigration Adviser Bruce, Kalvi and Muthu are together at last, and planning their life together.
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The Government has announced a package of changes designed to better manage immigration and improve the labour market contribution of temporary and permanent migration.
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As an organisation that promotes New Zealand education and cares for the welfare of international students, we have the advantage of an international team from a wide range of countries.
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David Gao, our Operations Director of China, had gone to his first trip in China on 15 March and is spending one and half month travelling in different cities to promote Choose New Zealand Education Alliance and our member schools.
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We are so proud of our student Valentina who is doing a great job in her foundation year study and featured in Taylors College's Student Stories.
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It always makes us so proud to see our students achieving their dreams through the effort of themselves, their schools, and us. For this summer intake, we had many high school and foundation year graduates who are starting their universities studies in the subjects they have dreamed.
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Auckland is the third best city in the world for quality of life, according to an international survey. Consultancy giant Mercer's Quality of Living Index ranks New Zealand's biggest city third out of 450 cities. Austrian capital Vienna was top, and Switzerland's largest city, Zurich, was second.
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