
The student experience is enhanced by the high standards of living and the scenic views & landscapes in and around New Zealand. The visa system is comparatively liberal and it allows students to work while they are pursuing their degrees in NZ. The points based system for obtaining a permanent residency allows students to be eligible for a PR in NZ. The points based assessment for a PR has different parameters for valuation which are based on different facts like qualification of the applicant, age, skills and proficiency in English language etc.
The numbers of student visas issued this year are more than last year. As per education New Zealand upto February 01, 2009, immigration NZ issued 67,530 student visas which are 4200 more than last year. On top of being an exotic destination with highly reputed universities from around the world the graduate work permit offered by the country is an ‘icing on the cake’. The 12 month permit or the graduate work permit is issued to students who complete their qualifications successfully in NZ. This allows them to qualify for the New Zealand skilled migrant category for immigration which is generally assessed using points based system. An applicant also does not require a job offer for this unlike other states and it provides a pathway to permanent residency as well.
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