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Indian students can apply for the following main student visa types:

• Fee Paying Student Visa – For full-time study at a recognized institution

• Pathway Student Visa – For studying up to 3 consecutive courses under a single visa

• Foreign Government Supported Student Visa – For students funded by a foreign government or scholarship

Visa type depends on your course structure and funding source.

For Indian students, the yearly cost of studying in New Zealand includes:

• Tuition Fees: NZD 22,000 to 37,000 (approx. ₹11 to ₹18.5 lakhs)

• Living Expenses: NZD 13,000 to 16,000 (approx. ₹6.5 to ₹8 lakhs)

It depends on the university, course, and lifestyle.

ndian students can apply for a range of scholarships, including:

• New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA)

• New Zealand Commonwealth Scholarships

• University-specific scholarships – offered by institutions like University of Auckland, University of Waikato, and University of Otago

Scholarship availability and eligibility may vary by program and academic merit.

• University of Otago

• University of Auckland

• University of Waikato

• University of Canterbury

• Victoria University of Wellington

• Lincoln University

• Massey University

• AUT University (Auckland University of Technology)

• UNITEC Institute of Technology

These institutions offer a wide range of programs and are popular among Indian students for their quality education and global recognition.

For Indian students, New Zealand offers promising job opportunities in sectors such as healthcare, IT, engineering, and agriculture. Students can work part-time during studies and may qualify for post-study work visas after graduation, depending on the course and eligibility.