Study in New Zealand from India
Plan your New Zealand study journey with honest, step-by-step guidance from our team in Mohali and Jalandhar: the right course, the right institution and a well-prepared visa file.
Why Study in New Zealand?
A popular choice for Indian students who want quality education in a safe, welcoming country.
Quality Education
Universities and institutes of technology with internationally recognised qualifications.
Practical Learning
Many programmes focus on hands-on, industry-linked skills that employers value.
Safe & Welcoming
A peaceful, multicultural country with a growing Indian community.
Part-time Work
Up to 25 hours per week during the semester and full time in scheduled holidays, subject to visa conditions.
Post-study Work Visa
Eligible graduates may get a Post Study Work Visa for 1 to 3 years, depending on their qualification.
Great Quality of Life
Clean cities, beautiful nature and a healthy work-life balance.
Where Can You Study in New Zealand?
New Zealand’s public tertiary system includes 8 universities and 10 Institutes of Technology & Polytechnics (ITPs).
8 Universities
- University of Auckland
- Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
- University of Waikato
- Massey University
- Victoria University of Wellington
- University of Canterbury
- Lincoln University
- University of Otago
10 Institutes of Technology & Polytechnics
- Ara Institute of Canterbury
- Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT)
- Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT)
- Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)
- Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology
- Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec)
- Unitec & Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT), Auckland
- Otago Polytechnic
- Universal College of Learning (UCOL)
- Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
We help you choose the institution and programme that best fit your profile, budget and career goals.
Work While Studying & After Graduation
Part-time work can help with living costs, and eligible graduates can gain New Zealand work experience.
Up to 25 Hours a Week
International students can work up to 25 hours per week during the semester (for eligible student visas granted from 3 November 2025).
Full Time in Holidays
Students can work full time during scheduled holidays, subject to their visa conditions.
NZ$23.95 Minimum Wage
With an adult minimum wage of NZ$23.95 per hour (from 1 April 2026), part-time work can provide supplementary income.
Post Study Work Visa
After graduation, eligible students may qualify for a Post Study Work Visa for 1 to 3 years, depending on their qualification and circumstances.
Popular Courses for Indian Students
We help you choose a course that fits your background, budget and career goals.
📅 Intakes
- Main intakes: February and July
- Some programmes offer additional start dates
- Start planning 4 to 6 months before your intake
✅ Who Can Apply?
- Students after Class 12, diploma or graduation
- English test score as required by the course (IELTS, PTE or TOEFL)
- Gap years can often be considered with the right documents
- Genuine study plan and sufficient funds as per visa rules
How We Help You
A clear, transparent process from first call to departure.
Counselling
We understand your profile, goals and budget, and check your eligibility honestly.
Course Shortlist
We shortlist suitable courses and institutions and handle your application.
Visa File
We guide you on documents, funds and your statement, and prepare a strong, genuine file.
Pre-departure
Guidance on travel, accommodation and settling in New Zealand.
Documents You Will Usually Need
The exact list depends on your course and profile. We share a personalised checklist.
- Valid passport
- Academic certificates and mark sheets
- English test score (IELTS, PTE or TOEFL)
- Offer of place from the institution
- Evidence of funds and financial documents
- Statement of purpose
- Work experience letters (if any)
- Details of any previous visa refusals
Watch: New Zealand Study Explained
Vinay Hari answers the questions students and parents ask most. Tap a video to watch it here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to what students and parents ask us most.
Can I study in New Zealand after 12th?
Yes. Many New Zealand institutions offer diplomas and bachelor degrees for students who have completed Class 12. Entry requirements depend on the course, your marks and your English test score, so we check your profile against current requirements before shortlisting.
Which English test is accepted for New Zealand?
Institutions commonly accept IELTS, PTE Academic and TOEFL iBT, and some accept other tests. The score you need depends on the course level and the institution. We will tell you the exact requirement for the courses you shortlist.
What are the main intakes in New Zealand?
The main intakes are usually February and July. Some institutions and programmes also offer other start dates. It is best to start planning 4 to 6 months before your preferred intake.
Can I work while studying in New Zealand?
Most eligible student visas granted from 3 November 2025 allow up to 25 hours of work per week during the semester and full-time work during scheduled holidays. Students with older visas may need to apply to vary their conditions. Immigration New Zealand sets the rules, so we confirm your exact conditions during counselling.
Is there post-study work after studying in New Zealand?
Eligible graduates may qualify for a Post Study Work Visa of 1 to 3 years, depending on the qualification they complete and their circumstances. Eligibility rules apply, so we explain how this works for your chosen course.
Can you help if my visa was refused before?
Yes. We review the previous refusal, identify the reasons, and advise honestly on whether and how to re-apply with a stronger file. Past refusals must always be declared in a new application.
Talk to a New Zealand Counsellor
Share a few details and our team will call you back to discuss your study abroad options.
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Ready to Plan Your New Zealand Studies?
Visit us in Mohali (505, Sector 82) or Jalandhar (BMC Chowk), or talk to our team today.
Visa decisions are made solely by Immigration New Zealand. Requirements and rules change from time to time, so we confirm the latest requirements during your counselling session. We do not guarantee admission or visa outcomes.