Ticha:


1. Yes
2. I have no idea. I haven't studied in NZ so can't help there.
3. Lots. NZ sits on the Pacific ring of fire and has many active volcanos.

Nadingo:
Hmmm @bolded. Any cities in particular to avoid?

Ticha:


Hehe none. The whole of NZ is a volcano waiting to go pop, not to mention earthquakes as and when they happen.

Engrhabasstunde:
Hello guys I have few questions

I have about 20m naira cash have saved over the years

Am self employed ,I buy and sell crypto currencies

Am married , two two little kids

Am looking @ relocating all of us to nz through masters studies

I studied computer science and graduated in 2018

The question will the cash be enough for the whole process and secondly how long does the whole process takes and what I my chances of getting approved thanks

Dhera:
I'm in the process of applying for my masters in finance for February 2023 session in new zealand and I need help with few things
1. Some schools are asking for ECE report of my transcript, how can I get it, or is there a way I can apply without it.
2. University of waikato asked I apply through and agent, I contacted one and haven't gotten any reply, do anyone no how I can apply without the help of an agent.
3. Should I go for institutions, because the universities are expensive and I need to pay tuition ones.
4. Are there scholarship options open for February 2023 intakes.

demmy79:
New Zealand visa easy for people that has money but there are alot of study method that are not expensive.. meanwhile France,Portugal and Luxembourg has more cheaper or free tuition Universities..chat me for more details 09020715272

xpress101:
Hello House,

Is it necessary to pay school fees before applying for visa to NZ (applying with POF)? My wife is applying for a MSc programme. We have other documents.

Thank you

demmy79:
You need to pay deposit base on the instruction on how to pay from your offer letter

Ticha:


Maybe, maybe not. There's no guarantee of work. Minimum wage is $19.20 per hour and you can only work 20 hours a week in term time. Check your fees, cost of living and deduct that from whatever you might earn using a baseline of min wage.

SolarEdge:

Please I'm seeking a PhD admission in one of the uni in NZ. My question is: aside the school fees quoted for a PhD studies in each schools, is there other fees/charges required for my research?
I understand I'll need my living expenses and other cost..I'm only particular about the cost of carrying out my research, is it separate from my school fees?
Please your response will be much appreciated as I need to make a crucial decision about my application.
Thank you

cc: Ticha

Ticha:


I honestly don't know. However, it is not general practise for universities to charge any additional fees apart from tuition fees. Email the university and ask,

MonsieurVictor:
Hi Ma'am Ticha
I'm on the route to Bristol by 24th,I wish you could help me with stuffs like travelling and most importantly accomodation

demmy79:
You can get admission without an agent

Sunshine2018:


Please how do I go about it? I want to apply for February 2023 intake. Thanks

SolarEdge:

If it's PhD, I can guide you

demmy79:
New Zealand visa easy for people that has money but there are alot of study method that are not expensive.. meanwhile France,Portugal and Luxembourg has more cheaper or free tuition Universities..chat me for more details 09020715272

SolarEdge:

If it's PhD, I can guide you

Sunshine2018:

Can I use my Bsc to apply? Or it must be a Masters degree? Thanks

noblemed:
I have some few questions.

1. Am I going to provide a Proof of fund using the U.K model where after getting admission, I will enroll for cas with the required amount in my account for a month or I will print out three month history of my bank statement immediately the school offers me the admission.

https://www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas/apply-for-a-visa/tools-and-information/education-quals-study/evidence-of-funds-requirements-for-applicants

All answers to your no 1 question is here.

noblemed:
Thanks for the response and Link. Unfortunately, the link isn't available currently.

Ticha:


Go to Immigration New Zealand website and check through the requirements for a student visa. That's where the link is from

soje1:
Hi Ticha,

Thank you for being helpful.

I just got a PhD admission into Lincoln University New Zealand to resume in February 2023.

I have a sponsor who is my brother, however, I would like to know if he must have the actual NZ$15000 or they are mostly interested in the inflow and outflow of cash in his account.

Also, I would also like to know how many months statement of account I would need to present.

Thank you.