New Zealand went to national lockdown from 11:59 pm on 25 March 2020. Residents are urged to stay at home to break the chain of transmission. Temporary class visa holders affected by the coronavirus outbreak Holders of a work, student, or visitor visa with an expiry date of 1 April 2020 or earlier and who are…
ISEA is pleased to welcome our new industry support partner Study Northland. Owned by Northland Inc, the regional economic development agency for the Northland region, Study Northland works with a range of high quality schools and tertiary institutions to promote Northland as a study destination and to ensure international students are provided with a safe and supportive…
New Zealand has provided international students with sufficient and prompt support in various ways during the Covid-19 pandemic. The New Zealand Government’s quick response and actions have demonstrated that New Zealand is one of the best study destinations for international students. Below details some of the key points where International students have been supported through…
ISEA joined the SIEBA Agent Forum as an exhibitor. We were very pleased to receive positive feedback and support from the industry stakeholders.
ISEA is pleased to advise that we will offer a round of Online Agent Training in April for education agents promoting New Zealand as a study destination. The next sessions for online training have been set as follows: Date Time Module Tuesday 20 April NZ Time 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm 1.1 The New Zealand…
Update on Student visa processing* Since New Zealand’s international borders reopened in August 2022, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has received 29,228 student visa applications from international students outside of New Zealand. We have completed 24,549 of these applications. Our recent processing times for international student visa applications are published on our website. These are updated each month: Visa…
