Cost of Study
Cost of education depends on the course and university that you choose to study from. We have collated the average fee information for you in the below table.
| Study Program | Average fees in NZD* |
| Certificates and Diplomas | $12,000 – $25,000 annually |
| Undergraduate Bachelor’s Degree | $25,000 – $50,000 annually |
| Postgraduate Master’s Degree | $25,000 – $50,000 annually |
| Doctoral Degree | $30,000 – $50,000 annually |
| MBA | $40,000 – $60,000 annually |
Cost of student visa
The cost of student visa for New Zealand is approximately NZD 270.
Cost of health insurance
All international students studying in New Zealand will be required to hold valid travel and health insurance. International students are not required to show any proof of insurance while applying for their visa, but it is strongly recommended that any and all international students who wish to study in New Zealand promptly purchase coverage prior from their home country. Students do not get any benefits from New Zealand’s public health care system.
However, the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), a government agency, provides personal injury cover for all New Zealand residents and visitors to New Zealand. For more information, you can refer to ACC website to understand exactly what is covered for you. The average cost of health insurance would be approximately NZD 400 to 600 per year.
Cost of Living
To obtain a student visa, you will be required to provide evidence documents supporting your financial requirements, while studying in Australia. We will guide you on these requirements and rules around the evidence to cover the costs of your stay, including your travel, study and living expenses.
the 12-month living costs are as below –
• For students – NZD $15,000
The below table indicates average rental expenses.
| Accommodation type | Expenses (Indicative) |
| Hostels and Guesthouses | $100 to $150 per week |
| Shared Rental | $130 to $230 per week |
| On-campus | $250 to $350 per week |
| Homestay | $130 to $230 per week |
| Rental | $400 to $500 per week |
Other Living Expenses
| Groceries and eating out | $100 to $150 per week |
| Gas, electricity | $10 to $20 per week |
| Phone and Internet | $10 to $20 per week |
| Public transport | $30 to $60 per week |
| Entertainment | $80 to $150 per week |