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I'm studying in New Zealand now, and if I work part-time, I can earn my living expenses without working too hard. But the tuition fee only depends on the scholarship, if the grades are not so good, the application may be difficult, and the tuition fee is a relatively large expenditure, if the family conditions are not good, you still consider it as appropriate, if you have any questions, you can add me as a friend, I hope it will help you.

If you want to study abroad, you need a start-up capital, and it is not a big problem to earn your own tuition fees and living expenses in New Zealand, in addition, New Zealand's immigration policy is relatively relaxed! You'd better leave me a Q of yours, I'm a teacher at the Royal New Zealand Business School China office! We can talk about the details!

You can earn tuition and living expenses by yourself, and you can fight for scholarships.

However, if the family conditions are not very good, it is better to study in China and think more about it for your parents.

(New Zealand is one of the few countries where both public and private primary and secondary schools are open to international students, compared with the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and other English-speaking countries, the fees are low, and the language environment is good).

Undergraduate: mostly between 12-160,000.

Master's: Mostly between 13-200,000.

If you want to study for a doctorate, most doctoral programs can enjoy the same fee treatment as domestic students, most of them are between 3-50,000 yuan, which is simply the king of cost performance.

In addition to tuition fees, living expenses are also a big expense in studying abroad.

The cost of living varies from region to region and can be mainly divided into:

Auckland area: mostly between 9-120,000.

Wellington: mostly between 8-100,000.

Canterbury: mostly between 7-100,000.

Otago area: mostly between 6-80,000.

1.Tuition for undergraduates: most of them are between 12-160,000 yuan; Master's:

Mostly between 13-200,000 If you want to study for a doctorate, most doctoral programs can enjoy the same fees as domestic students, mostly between 30,000 and 50,000. 2.If you are studying in New Zealand, you can apply for a dormitory, but everyone also knows that the dormitory of a foreign school is not enough, so many people choose to board or rent an apartment Most schools in New Zealand will provide dormitory for students.

3.In addition to tuition fees, living expenses are also a part of studying abroad. The cost of working in trousers varies from region to region, which can be divided into:

Auckland: mostly between 9-120,000; Wellington: mostly between 8-100,000.

4.Food & Beverage Costs vary from place to place, at around NZ$65 per week (about 300 RMB).

The cost of studying abroad is still relatively high, and the cost of studying in Xilan is 7-140,000 yuan a year. New Zealand schools generally do not require IELTS scores, and schools will provide language tutoring.

Tuition Fees for Undergraduates: Most of them are between 12-160,000 yuan; Master's degree: Most of them are between 130,000 and 200,000 yuan, and if you want to call Duan to study for a doctorate, most doctoral programs in Yamato Zaoyu can enjoy the same fees as domestic students

When it comes to studying abroad, you can always hear people complaining that the cost of studying abroad is too high. In fact, as long as you choose the right country, the cost of studying abroad can be reduced a lot. New Zealand is a very cost-effective country, so how much does it cost to study in New Zealand for a year? Let's take a look.

Studying in New Zealand can be divided into primary and secondary schools, undergraduates, masters, and doctors, and the fees vary greatly depending on the stage of study. The cost of postgraduate study in New Zealand is relatively high, and students need about 40,000 New Zealand dollars a year.

Under normal circumstances, international students at New Zealand universities spend about NZ$350 a week, or NZ$12,000-15,000 a year. However, the accommodation options that students choose can have the greatest impact on their cost of living.

In general, students need about 15-200,000 RMB per year to study in New Zealand. Applicants can work in New Zealand if they have a bachelor's degree or above. The minimum wage stipulated in New Zealand** was recently raised to NZ$ per hour.

After tax deduction, international students can earn about New Zealand dollars at 13 yuan per hour.

Study abroad benefits are based on the student's tuition fees and living expenses. A guarantee of 150,000 RMB is required to study in New Zealand for one year. If the IELTS score is not enough, you need to take a language class, and you need to add another 150,000.

Students applying to study in New Zealand need to prepare a financial guarantee of 600,000 RMB. Generally, the higher the sponsorship, the higher the student visa approval rate.

The deposit for studying in New Zealand does not need to be handed over to the school, just deposit it directly in the bank (both current and fixed, except for **, real estate, financial management, etc.). , which cannot be used as security unless discounted). The guarantee can be in the name of the student or a guarantor (e.g. a parent).

Proof of funds for more than 6 months is required by the New Zealand visa officer; If you can prove the legitimacy of a large amount of money**, you can deposit it in the bank one month before submitting your visa. As long as it is proved that the funds** are legitimate: such as selling a car, selling a house, a letter of guarantee, etc.

It is necessary to provide a contract to buy a car and a contract to sell a car and a house.

If you can't prove the legitimacy of the funds**, you can set up a "special account for studying in New Zealand**". Only CITIC Bank and ANZ Bank are allowed. This money is a fixed asset, and the bank will transfer enough money to your bank card every year when you pay your tuition fees and living expenses.

The cost of studying in New Zealand for a year is about 200,000 to 300,000 RMB, and the tuition fee is also different depending on the major you choose.

The cost of studying in New Zealand for a year is about 15,000 to 20,000 yuan, which is still relatively affordable compared to the cost of studying in New Zealand.

The cost of studying abroad for one year will be affected by the cost of living, and the general cost is about 500,000 yuan.

no way!Unless you're coming to New Zealand to sell yourself in a "special" trade!

New Zealand's minimum wage is a little more than $12. Student visas are limited to 20 hours per week. Even if you play full time in the 3 months of Christmas

Just calculate your income at 13 dollars per hour:

12 weeks * 40 hours + 40 weeks * 20 hours) * 13 hours = 16640 yuan to know that this income is before tax! In fact, you can't get that much at all, and your actual income is only 14,560 according to the minimum personal income tax!

Do you think this money is enough for tuition and living expenses?

The above classmate said well, this money is probably only enough for your living expenses for a year and a round-trip air ticket back to China.

1. Tuition fees for studying in New Zealand.

First of all, there is a big difference in tuition fees at different stages of study.

Secondary school: The cost of studying in New Zealand generally ranges from NZ$8,000 to NZ$20,000. Private schools charge higher fees, with public secondary schools costing around NZ$8,000-10,000 a year.

Language schools: Tuition fees vary greatly from school to school. The average cost of an intensive English course is around NZ$250-350 per week.

University tuition fees range from NZ$12,000 to NZ$20,000 per year for humanities, business and law courses. Tuition fees for laboratory-related courses such as science, engineering, and agricultural sciences range from NZ$14,000 to NZ$25,000 per year.

Tuition fees for the Higher Institute of Technology Business courses range from NZ$8,000 to NZ$16,000 per year; Tuition fees for engineering courses range from around NZ$10,000 to NZ$20,000 per year.

2. Living expenses for studying in New Zealand.

Generally speaking, an international student will spend about 200 yuan per week, which is 8,000-11,000 New Zealand dollars a year. Choosing different types of accommodation has a big impact on the cost of living. The more economical way is to share a house with others, such as a kitchen, laundry, etc.

However, students with better financial conditions can choose the following ways:

1. Homestay: Students live directly in the homes of ordinary New Zealanders, generally with separate rooms and breakfast and dinner, and lunch is also provided on weekends and holidays. Here, students are like part of a host family and can participate in a variety of family activities.

This allows students to quickly adapt to New Zealand family life and improve their English quickly. Homestay costs range from NZ$230 to NZ$280 per week, including meals.

2. Apartment: It is suitable for older students, and many schools can help international students find apartments. The apartment has facilities such as a common kitchen and laundry room for students.

The cost is roughly NZ$80-160 per week. Students are required to pay NZ$30-40 for food and other living expenses.

3. Student hostel: generally located on or near the school, with single or double rooms and public fitness facilities. Most of the school's hostels provide three meals a day, and some schools do not provide lunch on weekends.

Student hostel costs are roughly NZ$130-NZ$160 per week, including meals.

That's definitely a lot of money, and if you have any opinions, I suggest applying for a certain subsidy, which can be a good solution.

Studying in New Zealand requires a budget of at least 200,000 years.

If you go to middle school and it is a public school, 150,000 may be enough; If you want to go to university or private school, the tuition fee ranges from 8,000 to 12,000 to 14,000 to 20,000 and 25,000 to NZ$25,000.

The living expenses for an international student are about 200 New Zealand dollars per week, and 8,000-11,000 New Zealand dollars per year.

Accommodation ranges from $80 to $160 for the cheapest apartments, to $230 to $260 for homestays, and $130 to $160 for student hostels.

In this way, it is at least more than 40,000 New Zealand dollars a year, which is equivalent to about 200,000 yuan.

Prepare 400,000 RMB every year!

Cost of studying in New Zealand.

The tuition fee for public secondary schools in New Zealand is about 10,000 yuan per year, and the tuition fee for private secondary schools is about 10,000 yuan per year.

The tuition fee for undergraduates in New Zealand, for example, the tuition fees of the eight famous universities in New Zealand are different for different majors, and the tuition fee for a year is generally 10,000 yuan for liberal arts majors; The one-year tuition fee for science majors is generally between 10,000 yuan; The one-year tuition fee for engineering majors is generally 10,000 yuan.

The annual tuition fee for master's degree is between 12-170,000 yuan, and the annual tuition fee for PhD is between 30,000-40,000 yuan, because the school will give certain exemptions and living subsidies.

According to the official report given by the New Zealand Immigration Department, the annual living expenses of international students are between 10-150,000 yuan, which is also the standard for everyone to prepare the living expenses in the deposit, and for most students, these expenses are enough.

Tuition fees for a year in secondary school in New Zealand range from NZ$7,000 to NZ$24,000. In general, private schools charge higher fees. The tuition fee for a year in public secondary school is NZ$8,000 to NZ$8,500.

Tuition fees range from NZ$9,000 to NZ$15,000 a year for junior colleges, roughly NZ$10,000 to NZ$18,500 for a year for undergraduates, and NZ$13,000 to NZ$30,000 for postgraduate students.

In general, a student needs roughly NZ$7,000 to NZ$11,000 a year for living expenses, including accommodation, food, clothing, transportation and entertainment. (1 New Zealand dollar is equivalent to Chinese yuan).

Therefore, the cost of studying in New Zealand for one year is not low, roughly 70,000 to 140,000 yuan.

How much does it cost to study in New Zealand?

Specifically, depending on the school and major you are applying for, as well as your own consumption habits, the amount of living expenses varies from person to person, there is no standard data, and it can only be estimated according to the usual approximation.