New Zealand offers favorable job prospects for Nepalese students. Graduates can apply for post-study work visas, and the country periodically highlights skill shortages, making it easier to find employment in those areas. Quality education, work experience opportunities, and networking can enhance job prospects. Proficiency in English is crucial, and familiarity with the New Zealand work culture is essential. Explore diverse job opportunities in sectors like healthcare, IT, engineering, and more, and consider long-term residency options if desired. You receive a UK-based (British-influenced) education at a fraction of the cost.

• Staying in New Zealand is a great opportunity for those looking for adventure. In New Zealand there are  thousands of things to do. Do you like hiking?  There are many mountains  to explore. Do you like being a beach bum?  You can then enjoy the beaches all year round. You want excitement?  There are always new things to do. The scenery is different depending on where you go; You can drive an hour and have  completely different geography.
• Teaching standards are high and with small class sizes you will benefit from high levels of individual attention.  All 8 universities are in the world top 500 in the 2015/16 QS rankings.  Regarding each subject, the 2015/16 QS rankings also ranked New Zealand universities in the  top 50 in the world for teaching accounting and finance, business and management, computer science, and civil engineering and structures, agriculture and forestry, veterinary science and 9 other important subjects.
• Employers around the world value New Zealand's education system for its ability to balance academic achievement and skills, producing creative and flexible thinkers, capable of both theory and practice.
• New Zealand is also part of the Lisbon Recognition Convention, which means our certificates, diplomas and degrees are recognized internationally. The education system is managed by a strong quality assurance system at all levels.
• That gives you the flexibility to choose the school of your choice, in the city or town that interests you most, knowing  you will receive a quality education.
• The country has a relatively low cost of living, abundant fresh food at reasonable prices, and many student housing options. All  New Zealand universities are in the top 500  universities in the world ranked by QS and the University of Auckland is in 87th place.
• The majority of researchers in New Zealand are working to universities, which received more than 85% of the $83 million.
  allocated in the most recent round of funding from the Medical Research Council.
• In the OECD, New Zealand has the second highest graduation rate.
  At 81%, New Zealand's bachelor degree completion rate (three years after the program's theoretical end date) is second only to Denmark and on par with that country.
• Graduates improve workplace culture Universities produce more than 43,000 graduates each year, which not only gives New Zealand a highly skilled workforce but also  employment and salary benefits for undergraduates.

International research shows that having more graduates in the labor market creates new jobs and increases the earnings of undergraduate employees increased productivity of the Workforce. The country is safe for students as it is the second most peaceful country in the world.

Tradition & Culture

New Zealand is a welcoming, diverse country with a history of Māori, European, Pacific Island, and Asian immigration. This rich blend of cultures, combined with geologically fascinating landscapes and unique flora and fauna, make New Zealand an exciting country to explore.

Food

Traditional New Zealand dishes include lamb, pork and venison, salmon, crayfish,  oysters, fry, mussels, scallops, kumara (sweet potato), kiwi, tamarillo and Pavlova . Pavolva was a hotly contested element in the rivalry between New Zealand and Australia, with both nations claiming their origins.

Transport

Most of New Zealand’s cities are relatively small, so it is easy to get around. Day to day commuting in the city is often by bus, biking or walking. There are good bus networks in the main cities (Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin), plus Auckland and Wellington also have commuter rail and ferries.

Religion

New Zealand is home to Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Sikhs, Jews and several newer religious movements.
Most New Zealanders appreciate this diversity, but some have more negative attitudes - for example,  religious differences threaten social solidarity.

It depends on the destination, course and the institution. In general, NZ costs NRs. 13 – 15 lakhs per annum. There are few scholarships and hence students have to be largely self-funded or procure loans from banks. It is recommended that tertiary students budget up to NZ $ 20000 per annum for living expenses.

Approximate Cost of the Course at ITP’s : NZ $ 16,000 – NZ $ 25,000

Approximate Cost of the Course at Universities:

Undergraduate – $18000 – $25000

Post Graduate – $25,000 – $40000

Approximate Cost of Living: NZ $ 12,000 – NZ $ 15,000 per annum

 If you are a student and want to study in New Zealand, you will need to apply for a student visa.  Here's what you need to know to make your dreams come true.

Choose your Course and Institution

Choose your course and school The first step to getting a New Zealand student visa  from Nepal is to choose the course you want to study and the school you want to attend. New Zealand has many universities and colleges. You should research different schools and courses to find the one that best suits your needs. Consider factors such as course quality, school reputation as well as location and cost of living.

Check your Eligibility

To be eligible for a student visa, you must meet certain conditions. You must be accepted into a  study program at an approved educational institution, have enough money to support yourself during your stay in New Zealand and meet  health and character requirements. You must also provide evidence of your English language proficiency, depending on the course and institution you choose. If there is a Gap after  recent study, you must have relevant work experience or training.

Gather your Documents

Once you have chosen your course and institution and checked your eligibility, you will need to gather the necessary documents to support your visa application. These may include:

• A completed student visa application form
• An offer letter from an approved institution
• Evidence of sufficient funds to support yourself, such as bank statements or a scholarship offer
• Evidence of your English language proficiency, such as an IELTS and TOEFL test score

• A passport that is valid for the duration of your stay in New Zealand.
• A police certificate (if required).
• A medical certificate if you are staying in New Zealand for more than six months.
• You may also need to provide additional documents depending on your individual circumstances.

Apply for your Visa

You can apply for a student visa online through the New Zealand immigration website. You will need to create an account, complete the application form, and upload your supporting documents. You will also need to pay the application fee of NZ$430.

Attend an Interview

Once you have submitted your application, you may be asked to attend an interview with a New Zealand immigration officer. This is to ensure that you meet the requirements for a student visa and to verify the information you have provided in your application.

Wait for a Decision

After submitting your application and attending your interview (if required), you will need to wait for a decision on your visa. Processing times may vary, so it is important that you submit your request before your expected travel date. If your application is successful, you will receive a student visa allowing you to come and study in New Zealand for the duration of your course. Cheers and happiness studying in New Zealand!

You should arrange accommodation before arriving in New Zealand. As a student, you can stay in university dormitories, rent a house with friends or stay with a host family. Living with a host family or university accommodation is probably the best option for those new to New Zealand, as it will allow you to make new friends quickly. Remember to check how heated your chosen accommodation is, as some older homes in New Zealand are not insulated and can be very cold. We provide in New Zealand to offer advice and support in finding appropriate accommodation.

Host Family
Homestay
Renting a house or apartment
University-managed accommodation
Sharing with friends
Residential colleges
 

There are many job opportunities for international students. On a student visa, you are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term time, and during vacations you can work up to 40 hours. Your university's international studies office can help you find work to support you during your time in New Zealand. Another great thing is that you can get a permit at the end of your degree program and work for 12 months in the country under a special “work permit” that is alongside your student visa.

Post Study Work Visa

The Graduate Work (Open) Visa  allows you to find work that matches your qualifications. It is  valid for 12 months and during this time you can work for almost any employer in New Zealand. Once you find a job that matches your qualifications, you can apply for a post-study work visa (with the support of your employer). The Post-Study Work  (Employer Support) visa allows you to stay in New Zealand and work for a specified employer for an additional two years, if your work is compatible with your qualifications your. To get a visa, you must have a post-study work visa – open or apply no later than 3 months after the end date of your study visa (no later than 6 months if the degree is a PhD).

Major industries providing Jobs to graduate

• Information Technology (IT) and Software Development
• Healthcare and Social Assistance
• Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing
• Education and Training
• Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
• Manufacturing and Engineering
• Tourism, Hospitality, and Recreation
• Financial and Insurance Services
• Construction and Engineering
• Government and Public Administration
• Retail and Wholesale Trade
• Marketing, Communications, and Media
• Environmental and Sustainability sectors
• Creative Arts and Design
• Transportation and Logistics