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Studying in New Zealand — a master's degree / Master's (Level 9)
A Master's degree — a Level 9 master's programme for those who already have higher education and experience: a strong qualification, an open work visa and a path to a residence permit.
Price
On request
Best for
Families
Timeline
2–6 months
the timeline covers admission and the student visa; the programme itself runs about 1.5–2 years
Tax
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Format
Remote and in person
What the service includes
| Choosing the programme and the university | |
| Preparing and filing the documents | |
| The student visa | |
| Support and help with accommodation | |
| A consultation on the path to a residence permit through work | |
| The tuition fees— billed separately | |
| Visa fees— billed separately | |
| Accommodation— billed separately |
What we need from you
- 1Higher education
- 2At least 3 years of work experience
- 3English (IELTS or equivalent)
- 4A passport
Studying abroad in New Zealand: comparison
The difference is not the price — it is who each option suits. The “Best for” column is the business profile the option is built around.
| Option | Best for | Timeline | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studying in New Zealand — a master's degree / Master's (Level 9)you are here | Experienced professionals, those aiming for a residence permit through a strong qualification, families | 2–6 months | on request |
| Studying in New Zealand — Graduate Diploma (Level 7) | College or bachelor's graduates, those who want a work visa and a path to a residence permit, families with children | 2–6 months | on request |
| Studying in New Zealand — Postgraduate Diploma (Level 8) | Bachelor's graduates, professionals upgrading their qualification, families | 2–6 months | on request |
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