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Akash Gaur

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The 

 

Particulars

Average Monthly Expenditure

Monthly Living Expenses in New Zealand (in INR)

Housing Rent (1 Bedroom Rent)

NZD 430 - NZD 490

INR 22.7 K - 25.3 K

Food Expenses (Grocery)

NZD 200 - NZD 250

INR 10.3 K - 13 K

Public Transportation (Bus Pass and Metro Card)

NZD 170 - NZD 200

INR 8.8 K - 10.3 K

Phone and Internet Network

NZD 100

INR 5.1 K

Clothing

NZD 200 - NZD 300

INR 10.3 K - 15.5 K

Health Expenses

NZD 50 - NZD 100

INR 2.5 K - 5.1 K

Day-to-day Necessities

NZD 50

INR 2.5 K

Miscellaneous Expenses

NZD 100 - NZD 200

INR 5.1 K - 10.3 K

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, Indian students are allowed to work part time in New Zealand for max of 20 hours per week,  provided one's course meets one of below listed criteria-

  • Enrolled in course with duration 2+ years
  • Leads to qualification that helps attain points to be eligible for Skilled Migrant visa 
  • Enrolled in tertiary institute that helps develop English language skills, in this case, must have IELTS band score of 5.0+.  

Students are free to work full time over course of their vacations, provided one is enrolled in a course with a minimum academic duration of 1 year.

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Akash Gaur

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Students must share a PDF of the below listed documents along with a scanned photo of theirs & submit it to the official webiste of the New Zealand Immigration department. 

Applicants must provide the documents listed below:

  • A passport with minimum validity 3 months more than period of stay
  • Complete visa application form (INZ 1012)
  • An admission letter from an recognised college or university in New Zealand 
  • A letter from your current institute, with the confirmation as a study abroad student
  • Two passport sized photographs 
  • A valid health & character certificate
  • Receipt of application fee 

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Aashi Tiwari

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To get a job in a developed countries from India, you have to follow the process mentioned below:

  • Choose Your Destination Country (Like USA, Canada, Germany, UAE or Australia)
  • Build In-Demand Skills (Like  IT, engineering, healthcare, architecture, finance, or skilled trades)
  • Craft your CV according to the industry and optimize Linkedin profile.
  • Explore job portals to find jobs (Like, LinkedIn, Indeed (country-specific), and Glassdoor)
  • After securing any job, apply for work visa.

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Virajita Kumari

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The following are some of the exceptions would apply and hamper an applicant's spouse to get a spouse visa in New Zealand if they are holding any of the following visa types:

  • Foreign Crew of Fishing Vessels Instructions
  • Working holiday schemes
  • Pacific Quotas Residual Places Work Visa Instructions
  • Recognised Seasonal Employer Work Instructions
  • Supplementary Seasonal Employer (SSE) Instructions
  • Silver Fern Job Search Instructions
  • Skilled Migrant Category Job Search Instructions
  • Essential Skills, if the partner is into a lower-skilled work

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Aashi Tiwari

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The application process for the February 2026 intake in New Zealand will begin in October or November 2025. It is important to start your preparation by August 2025, such as researching colleges, financial options, and more.

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Nishtha Surbhi

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Yes, international students with a gap year are eligible to apply for New Zealand's February intake. There is no hard and fast rule that students with gap year cannot apply for the February intake of New Zealand. But still applicants must check with the concerned New Zealand university if they are accepting backlogs or not. If they do, they can apply for the desired course at the university and of not, then they should hve other options as well. 

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Kanika Shukla

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Admissions are overall tough for international students irrespective of when they apply - either for July or Feb intake of New Zealand. Applications are just fewer in February intake of New Zealand in comparison to the July intake of New Zealand. Thus, admission for February intake in New Zealand for international students are tough.

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Yatendra Shukla

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There are two intakes in New Zealand just like Australia, one in July and the other is in February. The February intake of New Zealand is the second intake which offers admission to students across a fewer number of courses and institutions. A lot of international students apply for July intake but those who are unable to apply in the july intake apply in the February intake of New Zealand.

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Raushan Kumar

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You can get a New Zealand study visa without taking the IELTS. The New Zealand Immigration authority interviewed you to check your English language communication skills before approving your visa.

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