Toll Free: Call Now: 0325-303-303-5
New Zealand - RICE Consulting
NEW ZELAND
Study in New Zealand
Quick Facts
Avg Living Cost / Year:
21,000 per year
Intakes:
April, June and November
Avg Graduate Income / Year:
RM18000 to RM43000 OR
INR3,00,000
to INR7,50,000 per year
Pakistani Students:
1,000
Avg Tuition Fee / Year:
10,000 to 35,000 per year
Scholarships Availability:
Yes
Migration Possibility:
Yes (Moderate)
International Students:
1,30,000
About New Zealand
New Zealand is the sixth-largest island country with an area of 268,021 square kilometers situated in the southwestern country. The country is included in the highly secure and safest country of the world with an extremally low crime rate. New Zealand is the 50th largest economy in the world with having $ 38800.00 per capita income and a highly developed free-market economy. The country is the most favorable place for international students, where they can get a quality education with very affordable tuition fees.
New Zealand facilitates its national and international students with state-of-art facilities in academics and research. Moreover, the universities of New Zealand and their qualification is well recognized all over the world. Wellington is the capital of the country, but Auckland is the largest urban area; both cities are located on the north island. According to the Quality of living survey 2021, Auckland ranks no 1 position among the world’s most liveable cities. English is the most spoken language of New Zealand but Maari and New Zealand Sign Language are official languages along with the English language.
Why study in New Zealand?
- Top-ranked universities in country
- Affordable cost of living
- Best research facilities
- Stable political environment
- Post-studies work opportunities
Want to settle in New Zealand?
Our other domain, RICE Immigration would be glad to help you in this process. Be it Skilled Immigration or Immigration by Investment, we've multiple options out there.
Top Universities in New Zealand
- University of Auckland
- University of Otago
- Victoria University of Wellington
- University of Canterbury
- Massey University
- The University of Waikato
New Zealand : Industry and Economic Outlook
Established
Established sectors: New Zealand has the world’s 50th-largest national economy by nominal GDP and is experiencing promising economic growth across a number of industries.
In Demand Job Sectors
- Healthcare
- Engineering significant importance
- Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
- Food and Beverage
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Education
Skill Shortages
- Civil engineering technician
- Electrical engineering technician
- Procurement management
- Construction
- Finance/Business
- Hospitality
Avg Living Cost / Year:
NZ $15,000 NZ $18,000
Intakes:
Feb, July, Sep, Nov
Avg Graduate Income / Year:
49,000 - 73,000
International Students:
100,000+
Avg Tuition Fee / Year:
UG: NZ 22,000 - NZ 32,000 PG:NZ 26,000-NZ 40,000 MBA:NZ 31,000 -NZ 60,000
Scholarship Availability:
Yes
Migration Possibility:
YES
Contact With Us:
- Globally Recognized Qualifications
- Excellent Pedagogy
- Innovation and Research
- Great scope for Ph.D. Scholars
- Safe and Peaceful
- Quality of Life
- You can work to support your studies
Immigration officials located in New Zealand are typically contacted through phone or video call for the New Zealand student visa interview. You might need to travel to the New Zealand embassy or consulate in your area to complete this, so allow plenty of time and make your travel arrangements in advance.
You need approximately NZD 15,000 to pay your living costs for each year of study.
Even after a lengthy 10-year break, a student can still apply for a visa to New Zealand if they can provide reliable evidence of their activities throughout that time regarding employment, education, and skill development.
NZ$22,000–32,000 (about US$14,900–21,700) is what overseas undergraduate students should budget for tuition per year, with greater costs for courses like medicine and veterinary science. The average bachelor’s degree is earned in three years.