New Zealand

Here are some reasons to get your application for New Zealand student visa rejected

• Insufficient funds
• Incomplete or false documents
• Poor academic records
• Low English proficiency scores
• Doubts about genuine study intentions
• Health and character issues
• Inconsistencies in the application

Yes, you can easily find an Indian restaurant in the city. Auckland has many Indian restaurants and grocery stores offering vegetarian options. Areas near universities, especially, have eateries like AB Indian Restaurant catering to student tastes.

If you are a student who has just completed your studies and now wants to work, here are the tips you should follow to get a job in New Zealand:

• Identify in-demand sectors.
• Create your resume and cover letter to highlight skills and experiences relevant to the specific job you are applying for.
• Grow your professional network and utilize it to find a job.
• Analyze market trends and salaries for a particular job role.
• Conduct mock interviews to practice your responses.

Some popualar part time job roles for students include:

• Cashier or counter managers at local stores
• Language tutor
• Student Assistant at the Library
• Tutor for a Specific Subject
• Freelancer
• Call centre workers.

All these jobs you can easily find on the job portals popular in New Zealand. Note that, the student visa allows you to work only 20 hours a week.

For New Zealand student visa, students must show proof of NZD20,000 per year for living expenses, and tuition fees. Funds must be accessible via bank statements or approved schemes. If students have scholarships or sponsor then letter issued by them are also accepted as financial proof.

Yes, IELTS is required for a New Zealand student visa. It is an eligibility to proove your English language proficiency if you're from a non-English-speaking country. Minimum IELTS scores vary by course level. However, there are some alterantives of IELTS scores TOEFL or PTE.

A NZD 70,000 annual salary in New Zealand can be considered decent but not high, depending on your lifestyle, location, and family situation. Your salary after tax is around NZD 55,000 annually (NZD 4,580/month) after tax (single person). To cover monthly expenses as single person you need NZD 1,779 per month excluding your rent.

BBA in New Zealand is a program for 3 years. Business, Marketing, Management, Finance, and Entrepreneurship are some of the fields that students can pursue for their careers. The course is in best interes for students who are curious, analytical, and innovative. Also, for people seeking a culturally rich and multilingual environment. The BBA is a degree available in diverse specializations such International Business, Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship, Tourism Management.