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Why study in New Zealand?

New Zealand is a great destination with beautiful natural surroundings. Although small, it is also one of the most ethnically diverse regions in the world and is known for being quite welcoming. The country is also one of the safest, named ‘the second most peaceful nation’ in the world in 2019.The quality of education and the standard of living in New Zealand are very high. Qualifications from here have international prestige and they compete well with the current market requirements around the globe.There are eight universities in New Zealand and all eight of these universities are ranked within the QS World University Ranking top 500.

Ireland has one of the best education systems in the world. Research-based and competitive. undoubtedly, obtaining a degree from Ireland will offer you a competitive edge in the global market. Ireland has plenty of opportunities for people around the world. They also have a very welcoming and world-class culture. The people are known for being friendly and there are plenty of activities to see and do, all with a rich and interesting history.

New Zealand is also growing and there are plenty of job opportunities for students to find work during studies, after their graduation and eventually settle there. IT, Pharma and Finance particularly are currently booming in Ireland, and there are plenty of exciting opportunities to get involved. Universal Migration, trusted study abroad consultants, will provide expert guidance and assistance to help you navigate your study abroad journey to New Zealand, ensuring a smooth and successful process.

Part-time & Post-study Work visa

In comparison with the US and the UK, the cost of education is far less in New Zealand, while still holding prestige internationally.The flexibility with immigration rules and regulations are one of the many reasons international students to choose this country for their studies, as well as the growing number of opportunities to get work after graduation.During school, students are able to work 20 hours/week (and 40 hours/week during vacation), with the ability to have your spouse join you and work as well.
After graduation, students are able to easily apply for a 1-3 years post-study working visa, depending on your qualifications. From there, permanent residence becomes a possibility, particularly for those studying STEM courses.

How To Apply?

Transcripts & degrees certificates

Copy of valid passport

Statement of personal statement

CV and any work experience

English proficiency score card

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