The following evidence of funds can be accepted:

• Education loan sanction letter from a nationalized or multi national bank only
• Latest bank statements for the past 6 months. It should not be more than 1 week old at the time of lodgment of the application. Please ensure that statements and not balance certificates are provided.
• Fixed Deposits. In case of providing fixed deposits as evidence of funds please ensure that a copy of the deposit along with a letter from the bank giving the details of the deposit is provided.
• Public Provident Fund Accounts/Employers Provident Fund Accounts.
• Post Office Accounts.
• National Saving Certificates.

Acceptable Payment Plan

• EPF or GPF accumulated over a period of 1 year
• Fixed deposits
• NSC’s due to mature in the following year
• KVP’s due to mature in the following year
• LIC due to mature in the following year

Funds Transfer Scheme

Immigration New Zealand has introduced a system wherein the students are able to choose to transfer their living expenses of 12 months to a bank account in New Zealand which will be in addition to paying a tuition fee for 1 year. The amount is deposited in the bank and is sealed for a year, and is then provided to the student on prearranged basis.

The fund transfer option is available for the students who are genuinely intended to stay in New Zealand and do not have suffice funds that are 6 months old. Here the student is made to transfer $15,000 to the NZ's bank account through which the student is provided only $1,250 per month for his/her living expenses. Students who opt for this option find no need to verify any documentary evidence to demonstrate their source of funds.

Admission & Visa Process:

• Student has to choose an academic programme and check the entry criteria.
• We assist the students with completing the application form and guiding them for required supporting documents.
• Once the application is made, expect to receive a response or an acknowledgement within a week or two. Outstanding documents will be requested (if required).
• Once the application is done, it will be academically assessed and if you meet entry requirement, you will be issued with an Offer of Place and Tax invoice from a New Zealand Institute.
• We then apply for your student visa with Immigration New Zealand.
• After visa lodgment, a telephonic interview will be conducted by the designated visa officer
• Once the visa is approved in principle, then the student must pay the course fees in full.
• Immigration then completes the process and the student then receives the visa.