Study in New Zealand
New Zealand offers a British-system education within a small, safe, and welcoming country. All eight of its universities sit in the QS world top 500.
"Nepal's #1 Choice for Study Abroad Admissions"
High-Quality Education & Safety
QS Top 500 Universities
All 8 universities are highly ranked, ensuring global recognition for your degree.
Post-Study Work Rights
Up to 3 years of open work rights to gain professional experience after graduation.
Major Intakes
NZ universities run two main intakes: February (primary) and July (secondary). November intakes are available at some polytechnics.
Required Documents:
- Academic Certificates
- IELTS/PTE Score
- Statement of Purpose
- Academic References
- Police Clearance
- Passport Copy
Eligibility for Nepali Students
Undergraduate
- 1
Minimum 60% in 12-year schooling (NEB +2).
- 2
IELTS 6.0 overall (no individual band below 5.5).
Postgraduate
- 1
Bachelor's degree from a recognised university.
- 2
IELTS 6.5 overall (no individual band below 6.0).
NZ Student Visa Journey
Step 1: Offer of Place
Receive an offer from an NZQA-approved education provider.
Step 2: Apply for NOC
Obtain your No Objection Certificate online from MOEST.
Step 3: Medical & Police
Complete medical exam at IOM and get police clearance.
Step 4: Financial Proof
Show NZ$ 20,000/year living expenses plus tuition.
Step 5: Visa Submission
Apply for Fee Paying Student visa online via Immigration NZ.
Frequently Asked Questions
Working hours?
Most students can work 20 hours/week during term and full-time during breaks.
Post-study work?
A Level 7 or higher degree allows up to 3 years of open work rights.