移民
学生签证
对国际学生来说，在新西兰踏上教育之旅是一个令人兴奋的机会。 在选择新西兰，我们致力于在整个学生签证申请过程中提供卓越的支持和指导。
什么是新西兰学生签证（缴费）？
新西兰学生签证有很多类型。 对于大多数国际学生来说，他们需要申请全额付费的学生签证。
新西兰学生签证允许国际学生在该国的教育机构中进行全日制学习。 签证期限可能与所选课程的长度相对应，通常包括额外的几周时间，以便在完成后处理事务。
资格标准
要获得新西兰学生签证的资格，申请人必须：
- 拥有新西兰教育机构的录取通知书。
- 提供足够的资金以支付整个学习期间的学费和生活费的证据。
- 符合健康和品德要求，包括体检合格和警察证明（如适用）。
- 显示出真正的学习意图并遵守签证条件。
选择新西兰的申请过程
在我们的专家指导下，申请新西兰学生签证成为一个无缝的过程。 一个简化版的步骤是：
- 向我们的团队咨询：与我们的团队联系，讨论你的教育计划，并在整个过程中接受个性化的建议。
- 申请录取：在我们帮助你确定学习计划后，我们的团队将帮助你办理入学手续，并确保你获得理想院校的录取。
- 准备好你的签证文件：我们将提供一份基本文件清单，并在整个准备过程中提供指导，以最大限度地提高你的签证批准机会。
- 递交申请：在仔细准备和审查您的文件后，我们的团队将代表您提交签证申请。
- 等待决定：学生签证申请的处理时间可能从几周到几个月不等，取决于申请量和个别案件的复杂性等因素。 我们将随时向您通报您的申请进展情况，一旦新西兰移民局做出决定，我们将通知您。
- 开始你的学习之旅：万岁! 你的签证被批准了。 现在是时候预订机票，开始你的猕猴桃学习之旅了。
学生签证申请费
新西兰学生签证的申请费取决于你的国籍、你申请时的地点和提交方式。
截至2023年4月，大多数在线提交申请的境外国际学生的学生签证申请费为430新西兰元。
值得注意的是，签证申请费可能会有变化，因此最好在新西兰政府的移民网站上查看当前的费用，或联系 “选择新西兰 “团队，了解最新的信息。
持学生签证工作
持有新西兰学生签证的国际学生在学习期间可能有资格从事兼职工作。 根据课程的时间和类型，在预定的假期里也可能允许全时工作。 我们的团队将帮助你了解与你的签证相关的具体工作条件，以确保合规。
在你的学生签证被批准后
如果你想更新你的签证以完成你的课程，或进行一个新的课程，你可以申请一个新的学生签证。 我们的顾问将指导你完成标准的申请程序，确保你提供延长学习时间的最新文件。
如果你有资格在完成学业后获得工作签证或其他类型的工作签证，我们的持牌移民顾问团队也完全有资格帮助你获得工作签证。
新西兰学生签证被拒的常见原因
新西兰学生签证被拒的一些常见原因包括：
- 文件不充分或不合适：未能提供所有要求的文件或提交不完整或不清楚的文件都可能导致签证被拒。 确保提交所有必要的文件，如注册教育机构的录取证明、资金证明、健康和性格证明以及有效护照。 除了强制性文件外，你还需要提供你的学术和职业历史的证据，并说明你的时间线中的任何空白点。
- 缺少足够的资金：申请人必须证明他们有足够的资金来支付他们在新西兰逗留期间的学费和生活费。 除了有足够的资金外，你必须证明这些资金真正属于你（或你的财务担保人），并且你在新西兰可以获得这些资金。 如果你不能提供足够的经济支持证据，你的申请可能会被拒绝。
- 健康和品德证书不全：所有申请人必须符合特定的健康和品行要求，才有资格获得学生签证。 如果你不能提供体检证明或警察证明（如适用），或者你有犯罪记录，你的申请可能会被拒绝。 如果INZ发现有人试图隐瞒以前在其他国家的拒签，你的新西兰签证申请可能会被拒绝。
- 有疑问的善意的意图：移民官员评估申请人在新西兰学习的真实意图。 如果他们怀疑你的主要目的不是学习或你可能不符合签证条件，你的申请可能会被拒绝。 必须展示一个清晰的学习计划，并解释所选课程如何与你的长期目标保持一致。
- 不现实的学习计划：如果你选择的学习课程与你以前的学术或专业背景不一致，或者考虑到你的职业道路似乎不现实，移民官员可能会质疑你的真实意图，导致签证被拒。
- 英语语言能力不足：新西兰教育机构通常要求国际学生证明其英语水平。 如果你没有达到你所选课程的最低英语语言要求，你的申请可能会被拒绝。
- 不正确或不完整的申请：在你的申请表上提供不准确或误导性的信息可能导致签证被拒。 确保在提交申请前仔细检查你提供的所有信息并确保其准确性。
为了最大限度地提高你的签证申请成功率，关键是要提供完整和准确的信息，提交所有要求的文件，并证明你在新西兰学习的真实意图。 向有经验的专业人士咨询，如我们选择新西兰的团队，可以帮助指导你完成申请过程，避免潜在的陷阱。
选择新西兰致力于通过在整个新西兰学生签证过程中提供无与伦比的支持，确保在这个美丽的国家获得顺利和愉快的学习经历。 如果需要进一步的帮助和个性化的指导，不要犹豫，请与我们的专家团队联系。
学生签证--常见问题
Whether or not you need to pay tuition fees before applying for a student visa depends on your location. If you are applying from outside New Zealand, INZ does not require you to provide evidence of payment until after your application has been approved in principle. However, you must show proof that you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition fees, unless you are exempt. You will also need to follow your education providers policies.
Please note that our advisors may recommend that applicants who require a faster visa approval process pay their tuition fees upfront in order to expedite the process.
If you are applying from within New Zealand, you must pay your tuition fees before submitting your application.
If you plan to enrol in multiple courses or a single course that lasts more than one year, you must demonstrate that you have enough funds to cover the tuition fees for the first course or first year of study, as well as provide evidence of how you will pay for subsequent years’ tuition fees.
The duration of your stay in New Zealand with a Student Visa depends on your course duration. You may be given the right to stay in New Zealand for up to three months after the end of your course. You need to double check the visa expiry date on your visa carefully.
You can work while studying in New Zealand with a Student Visa for up to 20 hours a week during your term time and full-time during breaks if the visa conditions allow this. However, if the visa conditions prohibit employment, it is important to avoid working or you will risk cancellation of the visa.
The processing time for a New Zealand Student Visa varies depending on many factors. You can check the latest figures on the Immigration New Zealand’s website. However, actual processing times vary widely and are not predictable.
International students must provide evidence of financial support during their stay in New Zealand. The fund normally includes your tuition fee, living expenses ($17,000 per year for students attending year 1-13 schools, and $20,000 per year for tertiary students), and onward travel cost.
Yes, international students must have comprehensive travel and medical insurance for the duration of their stay in New Zealand. Your institution normally includes the insurance fee in your invoice and they will arrange it for you.
Yes, you can bring your family with you to New Zealand if you meet specific requirements, such as proof of financial support. There are different types of visas for family members, depending on different factors, such as the level of your study. Consult our advisers for more information.
Yes, you can travel outside of New Zealand while on a Student Visa. However, you must have a valid passport, a valid Student Visa if you plan to return to New Zealand.
The primary conditions are that the visa holder attends classes at all times (any absences must be explainable with genuine reasons), at the place of study listed on the visa, and make satisfactory progress in their course.
Students must also maintain sufficient funds for living costs throughout their study.
Undertaking employment where the visa does not allow this, or exceeding the maximum number of work hours printed on the visa, would represent a breach of conditions.
Completing a Level 7 Bachelors degree, or a Level 8-10 Postgraduate Diploma, Masters, or PhD will allow the graduate to apply for a Post Study Work Visa, as long as the course has been studied for at least 30 weeks from within New Zealand. These work visas will allow the holder to work in any occupation. The length of the visa may be up to 3 years, depending on the circumstances.
Certain specific Level 4 to 7 non-degree qualifications (Certificates, Diplomas, Graduate Diplomas) may also lead to a Post-Study Work Visa, if the course was studied entirely in New Zealand. These will only allow the holder to work in an occupation related to their studies. The length of the visa depends on the length of the course.
Most Post Study Work Visas must be applied for within 3 months of the student visa expiry. Applicants must also have $5000 in funds to qualify.
If your course does not make you eligible for a Post-Study Work Visa, and obtain a full-time job offer before your student visa expires (or after you leave New Zealand), you may be eligible for an Accredited Employer Work Visa instead (if all requirements for that work visa are met).