New Zealand is fast emerging as a preferred study destination for Asian students, offering globally recognised qualifications, strong student satisfaction, flexible work rights, and a safe, welcoming environment. As international education rebounds, the country stands out for combining academic excellence with well-being, career readiness, and long-term opportunities.

Explore global education opportunities as the Study with New Zealand Expo 2026 arrives in Manila, Pampanga and Davao this February.

Planning to study abroad? Learn everything you need to know about the New Zealand Student Visa — from financial requirements to proving genuine study intentions, and tips for a successful application.

From 1 December 2025, New Zealand will only accept Indian police clearance certificates issued by the Regional Passport Office. Stay updated on the latest requirements.

New Zealand Government brought a fresh update under its International Education Going for Growth Plan, bringing some notable changes.

ICA offers strong industry connections and personalised career support to help students become truly job-ready…

For Indian students charting their study abroad course, post-study work opportunities are an important factor shaping their decisions....

International College of Auckland is one of the most valuable assets in New Zealand’s international education sector. ICA has been...

On 3 February 2022, COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins and Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi announced the Government’s recovering...

Successful Career, What New Zealand has to offer for your bright higher education (IT & ICT Courses) Identifying the right sector which...

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3rd International Student Border Class Exception- Important Processes

International Student Border Class Exception - Phase 3

MITO's Transition to Te Pūkenga's Work Based Learning Limited (WBL)

The New Zealand government has announced a border class exception for 1,000 international students; which is the first student specific...

Priorities the schools must follow. On 13th October 2021, The Secretary for Education Iona Holsted has released a comprehensive...

With the Covid-19 pandemic made hardship affecting the tertiary education students, the Government has announced a fresh $20 million HAFL...