Student Visas.
Student Visas
We assist international students with New Zealand student visa applications, visa renewals, pathway programmes, and post-study immigration options. Our team helps students understand visa requirements, prepare supporting documentation, and manage the application process from start to finish.
As Licensed Immigration Advisers, we provide clear, practical guidance for students at every stage of their education journey. Whether you are planning to study at a university, institute of technology, private training establishment, or school in New Zealand, we can help make the student visa process straightforward and stress-free.
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Fee Paying
This visa is designed for those who wish to enrol in a full-time course at a registered New Zealand educational institution and are willing to pay tuition fees. It offers access to various educational opportunities, including secondary schools, universities or other tertiary providers.
Most visa holders under this category can work up to 20 hours per week during study periods and fulltime on holidays.
Suitable funds, outbound travel, medical and travel insurance are required.
Visa length will be determined by your enrolled study up to a maximum of 4 years.
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Dependent Children
The Dependent Children Student Visa is crucial for families relocating to New Zealand, ensuring that children can access quality education alongside their parents. This visa category is designed for dependent children of New Zealand citizens, residents, or work or student visa holders. It allows these children to enrol in primary, secondary, or tertiary education at New Zealand institutions. Whether you're moving to New Zealand for work or study, this visa ensures your children have access to an excellent education system.
Dependent Children Student Visa holders are not subject to international student fees.
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Pathway
This visa is designed for those wishing to complete multiple New Zealand courses. A Pathway Student Visa holder can complete up to 3 courses. Courses must be completed consecutively.
Most visa holders under this category can work up to 20 hours per week during study periods and fulltime on holidays.
Suitable funds, outbound travel, medical and travel insurance are required.
Visas can be issued up to a maximum of 5 years but will be determined by the length of the courses you plan to undertake.