As long as New Zealand's borders are closed, and visa applications outside the country are not accepted for consideration, it is not necessary to sit idly by. In this article, we have compiled a few essential things to do now to prepare for your move.
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Amid the pandemic and closed borders, more and more New Zealand universities have begun to design blended programs that can be started online and continued in New Zealand when the borders open. Learn more how it works, what are the benefits of online learning, and if there are any risks.
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Toi-Ohomai provides an excellent chance to pursue a Master's degree and still retain the right to full-time work while studying.
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If you're already in New Zealand and would like to stay here longer, several study options can help you achieve this goal.
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What if you are refused a visa to New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United States or any other country? If you planned to study and applied for a student or work visa but were refused a visa to Australia or Canada or to other countries, do not despair. There is always a way out!
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Many people who are in the process of choosing the best English speaking country for immigration ask this question. New Zealand, Canada, and Australia are the top three countries to pursue proactive, understandable and convenient immigration policies. Read the comparison of these countries in our article.
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New Zealand has a reputation of having very strict rules at the border regarding items prohibited or restricted to import. Here is the guide which helps to answer the most common questions about importing household goods to New Zealand.
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Nowadays, more and more people are taking international exams in English for work, study or immigration. We have collected information about the main English language tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, NZCEL, Cambridge and PTE and their features.
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Recently, more and more students are turning their eyes to universities and language schools located outside of Auckland. Of course, New Zealand's largest city has more job options, but there are a number of benefits to studying in other cities. We will try to analyse some of them.
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To get a visa to New Zealand, you must have a certain level of health, otherwise, you will be refused for medical reasons. Read how and where to get a medical check-up and X-Ray for New Zealand visas.
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The central part of Auckland is crowded with vehicles during the daytime. The constant shortage of parking spaces has led to the opening of a number of urban and private parking complexes in the city. Their cost can vary significantly, depending on the service provider.
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The New Zealand healthcare system is divided into two sectors: Primary healthcare and Secondary healthcare. Primary care is provided by a GP - General Practitioner, who is also a family doctor. The GP is the link between the patient and healthcare facilities.
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