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STUDY + WORK + MIGRATE - CANADA |
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Canada is one of the most developed and advanced countries in the world. The United Nations has consistently ranked Canada as the best place to live and work in the world i.e. for overall quality of life. It also has a long tradition of welcoming migrants. Canada receives about 1,10,000 students and about 2,50,000 migrants per year.
GEOGRAPHY
Land Mass: Canada is the world's second largest country with a landmass of 10 million sq kms and spanning six time zones. Canada is over 7,000 kms from east to west (from St. John's, Newfoundland to Victoria, British Columbia). Canada consists of 10 provinces and 3 territories. The provinces are:
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Newfoundland |
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Ontario |
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Prince Edward Island |
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Manitoba |
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Nova Scotia |
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Saskatchewan |
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New Brunswick |
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British Columbia |
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Quebec |
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Alberta |
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The territories are : 1) Nunavat 2) Northwest Territories 3) Yukon |
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| Population |
30 million |
| Capital |
Ottawa |
| Major cities |
Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary |
| Official languages |
English and French |
| Rural/Urban |
Urban : 77% Rural : 23% |
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WEATHER AND CLIMATE |
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Canada has four distinct seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter. Temperatures and conditions differ from season to season in most parts of the country. |
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GOVERNMENT IN CANADA |
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How is Canada governed? |
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Canada is a federation. The federal system of the government means that powers and responsibilities are divided between the federal government and 10 Canadian provincial governments. Canada also has territorial jurisdiction in the far north of the country. The federal government includes the Prime Minister and the cabinet. Government members are members of the parliament. The Parliament buildings are located in Ottawa. The laws passed in Parliament are implemented by different federal departments. |
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CANADA'S ECONOMY |
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Canada has a diversified economy. Resources industries such as forestry, mining, energy, agriculture and fishing are an important source of jobs and wealth. However, Canada is also recognized as a world leader in high technology areas such as communications. Canada's economy is responding to the challenge of global competition and changing needs. More and more jobs involve working with people and information. Service industries are increasingly important. Canada's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was $611 billion in 1995.
Major Exports: Automobile vehicles and parts, machinery and equipment, high-technology products, oil, natural gas, metals, and forest and farm products.
Major Imports: Machinery and industrial equipment, vehicles and automobile parts, industrial materials (metal ores, iron and steel, precious metals, chemicals, plastics, cotton, wool and other textiles), along with manufactured products and food |
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COST OF LIVING IN CANADA |
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This includes expenses for house rent, electricity, phone, cable, food and local travel per month.
a) 1 person : $ 700 (b) 2 persons : $ 1300 (c) 3 persons : $ 1800 (d) 4 persons : $ 2100 |
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SOCIAL SECURITY |
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Canada has a comprehensive social security network. Social security is provided through both federal and provincial programs. Many young families are entitled to the Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB), which is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help them with the cost of raising children under the age of 18. The Old Age Security program is one of the cornerstones of Canada's retirement income system and provides a modest pension for people at age 65 if they have lived in Canada for at least 10 years. |
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HEALTH CARE |
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Canada's health system is the responsibility of the provincial governments but the federal government also contributes funds. The health system is funded through taxes and residents don't have to "pay" directly for most of the health care services. Access to healthcare is guaranteed to all, however, most provinces will not cover newly landed migrants for the first three months, during which time private insurance should be taken. |
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EDUCATION |
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Canada has excellent education network consisting of schools, colleges and universities, both government owned and privately owned. Colleges award Certificates, Diplomas, Bachelor degree and Post Graduation Diplomas. Universities award Certificates, Diplomas, Bachelor degree, Post Graduation Diplomas and Masters degree also. There are more than 1,000 courses available. |
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WORK |
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1] During the initial 6 months |
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During this time, a student can work 20 hours a week on campus and can expect to earn $ 10/hour. |
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2] After the initial 6 months |
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During this time , a student can work off-campus for 20 hours per week and can expect to earn $10/hour. |
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3] During Co-op. Term |
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During this time, where the college/university provides a placement, a student would be working full time and can expect to earn about $ 10/hour. |
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4] After completion of course |
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After completing a one year course, a student can get a 1 year work permit and after doing a 2 year course, a student can get a 3 year work permit. This is an open work permit, allowing a student to work for unlimited hours with multiple employers. No job offer is required for this work permit. |
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PERMANENT RESIDENCY |
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After completing one year of work permit, a student can apply for Permanent Residency under the Canada Experience Class category. |
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We have attempted to provide a generalistic view of the expenses which will be incurred during your course however the currency fluctuations are bound to occur depending on the world economy. |
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CAN 101 : ALMOST ALL POST GRADUATE COURSES [IELTS. 6.5] |
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Start date |
: September, January, May |
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Duration |
: Study - 8 months; Internship - 4 months; Work Permit - 12 months |
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Eligibility |
: Diploma / Degree courses in almost all fields |
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Location |
: All over Canada including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and many more. |
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Work |
: 20 hours per week during study & unlimited hours per week during placement & vacation |
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AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
C$ 11,000 x Rs. 44/$ - payable
in 2 installments semester wise |
4,84,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
C$ 10/hour x 60 hours/week x
17 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
4,48,800 |
| Visa Application fees |
5,500 |
During College Time
C$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
35 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
3,08,000 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
C$ 3,000/month x 12 months x
Rs. 44/$ |
15,84,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
C$ 8,000 p.a. x 2 years x Rs. 44/$ |
(-) 7,04,000 |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
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5,32,215 |
TOTAL |
16,36,800 |
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CAN 102 : ALMOST ALL UNDERGRADUATE COURSES [IELTS 5.5] |
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Start date |
: September, January, May |
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Duration |
: Study - 16 months; Internship - 8 months; Work Permit - 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Std. XII |
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Location |
: All over Canada including Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and many more. |
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Work |
: 20 hours per week during study & unlimited hours per week during placement & vacation |
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AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
C$ 11,000 x 2 years x Rs. 44/$ -
payable in 4 installments semester wise |
9,68,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
C$ 10/hour x 60 hours/week x
34 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
8,97,600 |
| Visa Application fees |
5,500 |
During College Time
C$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
70 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
3,08,000 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
C$ 2,500/month x 36 months x
Rs. 44/$ |
39,60,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
C$ 8,000 p.a. x 5 years x Rs. 44/$ |
(-) 17,60,000 |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
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10,16,215 |
TOTAL |
34,05,600 |
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CAN 103 |
: MBA [IELTS 6.5] |
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Start date |
: September, January, May |
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Duration |
: Study - 16 months; Internship - 8 months; Work Permit - 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Bachelors Degree |
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Location |
: Vancouver |
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Work |
: 20 hours per week during study & unlimited hours per week during placement & vacation |
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AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
C$ 26,000 x Rs. 44/$ - payable
in 4 installments semester wise |
11,44,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
C$ 10/hour x 60 hours/week x
34 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
8,97,600 |
| Visa Application fees |
5,500 |
During College Time
C$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
70 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
6,16,000 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
C$ 4,000/month x 36 months x
Rs. 44/$ |
63,36,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
C$ 9,000 p.a. x 5 years x Rs. 44/$ |
(-) 19,80,000 |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
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11,92,215 |
TOTAL |
58,69,600 |
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CAN 104 |
: BUSINESS ACCOUNTING [IELTS 5.5] |
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Start date |
: September, January, May |
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Duration |
: Study - 16 months; Internship- 12 months; Work Permit - 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Std. XII |
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Location |
: Saskatchewan |
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Work |
: 20 hours per week during study & unlimited hours per week during placement & vacation |
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AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
C$ 20,000 x Rs. 44/$ payable in 4
installments semester wise |
8,80,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
C$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
70 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
6,16,000 |
| Visa Application fees |
5,500 |
During College Time
C$ 10/hour x 60 hours/week x
34 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
8,97,600 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
C$ 2,500/month x 36 months x
Rs. 44/$ |
39,60,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
C$ 8,000 p.a. x 5 years x Rs. 44/$ |
(-) 17,60,000 |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
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9,28,215 |
TOTAL |
37,13,600 |
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CAN 105 |
: BUSINESS HUMAN RESOURCES [IELTS 5.5] |
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Start date |
: September, January, May |
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Duration |
: Study - 16 months; Internship and Vacation -16 months; Work Permit- 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Std. XII |
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Location |
: Saskatchewan |
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Work |
: 20 hours per week during study & unlimited hours per week during placement & vacation |
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AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
C$ 20,000 x Rs. 44/$ payable in 4
installments semester wise |
8,36,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
C$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
70 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
6,16,000 |
| Visa Application fees |
5,500 |
During College Time
C$ 10/hour x 60 hours/week x
70 weeks x Rs. 44/$ |
18,48,000 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
C$ 2,500/month x 36 months
x Rs. 44/$ |
39,60,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
C$ 800 month x 68 months x Rs.44/$ |
(-) 23,93,600 |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
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8,84,215 |
TOTAL |
40,30,400 |
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STUDY + WORK - USA |
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USA has more than 4,000 colleges and universities awarding Associate, Bachelors & Masters Degrees and Doctorates. |
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| Duration of Study |
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Tuition Fee Range (US $) |
| Std. XII + 2 years |
Associate Degree |
TOEFL + SAT |
4,000 - 10,000 |
| Std. XII + 4 years |
Bachelors Degree |
TOEFL + SAT |
4,000 - 45,000 |
| Bachelors + 1 or 2 years |
Masters Degree |
TOEFL + GRE / GMAT |
6,000 - 45,000 |
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MBA & 15 YEARS OF EDUCATION |
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We are aware about more than 15 universities which admit students having 15 years of education for the MBA Degree course. These universities include Harvard, Daarden School of Business and others. |
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SCHOLARSHIPS |
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Colleges and universities in USA are very liberal in awarding scholarships on the basis of academic scores, SAT/GRE/GMAT scores, achievements in sports, extra curricular activities and several other reasons. Even students with average academic performance receive scholarships. 90% of the students sent by us to USA have received scholarships ranging from 40% to 75% of the annual tuition fees. |
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ADMISSIONS |
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We assist students in taking admissions and scholarships for all courses. |
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OUR SERVICES |
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1] Assistance for admission 2] Assistance for getting scholarships |
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CONSULTING FEES |
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1] For confirmed admission Rs. 10,000 |
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2] For confirmed scholarships Rs. 25,000 |
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STUDY + WORK + MIGRATE - NEW ZEALAND |
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INDUSTRY & EMPLOYMENT |
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The World Economy Forum has ranked New Zealand as the 18th most competitive nation in the world.
New Zealand has a very developed, high-tech and modern economy with strong emphasis on tourism, financial services and other service-based sectors. Overall, well-educated and experienced people should not find difficulty in getting a job within a short time. Businesses in tourism, hospitality, international trade, retailing sector enjoy good profitability. New Zealand government has also identified Biotechnology, Information Communications Technology and Creative Industries like Advertising, Software & Computing services, Publishing, TV & Radio, Film & Video, Architecture, Design, Designer Fashion, Music & Performing Arts and Visual Arts as future growth areas. The main industries of New Zealand are agriculture, meat, dairy, wool products, forestry, horticulture, fisheries, wood and timber products. Manufacturing industries play an important role in overall economic performance of New Zealand. New Zealand's manufacturing sector has shown strong export performance growth, which has encouraged investment and employment growth. |
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Over 60 % of New Zealand's Gross Domestic Product is generated by services. This includes |
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Film, television and commercial production industry (more than 70 Indian films have been shot in NZ. The movie Lord of the Rings was also shot in NZ.) |
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The computer software development industry and IT enabled services like call centres |
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Tourism (Tourism is growing by more than 10% p.a.) |
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Other service businesses include banking, finance, advertising, property, printing, telecommunications and entertainment, conference and hospitality industries. |
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GOVERNMENT BENEFITS & INFRASTRUCTURE |
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HEALTH |
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The government mainly funds New Zealand's health and disability system. People who are ordinarily residents in New Zealand are normally eligible to access free or subsidized health services funded by the government. This means that people who migrate to New Zealand as new residents can receive the same publicly funded services as New Zealand citizens who have lived in New Zealand all their lives.Publicly funded services include free care and treatment in public hospitals and highly subsidized treatment in the public and private health sectors for accident victims. They also include some subsidies on family doctor visits and prescriptions, particularly for young children, people who need frequent health care and people on low incomes. |
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WORK |
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Students can work for 20 hours a week. Students can work for unlimited hours during vacation. Students will be given 12 month open work permit after completion of course. Once a student gets a job offer relevant to their course they can apply for a 2 year work permit. This is for all courses that qualify for points under the Skilled Migrant Category. All PG courses come in this category. Spouse can work for unlimited hours for the duration of partner's course, if student is studying towards qualifications in areas of absolute skill shortage or for PG qualifications. All the courses will help you in getting Permanent Residence visas. |
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PERMANENT RESIDENCY |
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During your work while you are on work permit, you can apply for Permanent Residency. |
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EDUCATION |
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For NZ residents and citizens, schooling is free at state (government funded) school until the age of 19 or 21 for special education students (who have disabilities, learning or behavioral difficulties). Education is highly subsidized at university and polytechnic level and student loans are also easily available. New Zealand has 8 universities, 22 polytechnics, 4 Teacher Training Colleges and more than 800 private training establishments. |
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MAKING THE RIGHT CHOICE |
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Going to New Zealand is a big step, so you should make sure you have all the information you need to help you make your decision. New Zealand is a popular place for people looking for a new life. Its beautiful countryside, clean healthy lifestyle and multicultural community make it an attractive choice for migrants from all over the world. New Zealand welcomes people who will contribute to New Zealand. This may be through bringing valuable skills or qualifications to the country, setting up a business or making a financial investment. |
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CLIMATE |
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New Zealand's climate is temperate, with average temperatures ranging from about 8°C in July to 23°C in January. |
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COST OF LIVING |
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The experience of various Indian families indicate that monthly expenditure of a four member family is NZ$ 2,000. When an individual stays in a paying guest facility, then the monthly expenditure will be approx. NZ$ 800. |
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We have attempted to provide a generalistic view of the expenses which will be incurred during your course however the currency fluctuations are bound to occur depending on the world economy. |
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NZ 101 |
MOST UNDERGRADUATE COURSES [IELTS 5.0] |
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Start date |
: Throughout the year |
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Courses |
: Business Management, Computing, Hotel Management, Travel & Tourism, Horticulture,
Early Childhood Education and many more. |
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Duration |
: Study - 9 months; Paid work 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Std XII |
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Location |
: All over New Zealand including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and many more. |
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AMOUNT
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EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
$12,000 - $14,000 x Rs. 34/$ |
4,08,000-4,76,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
40 weeks x Rs. 34/$ |
2,72,000 |
| IELTS Exam Fees |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
$ 2,500 x 36 months x Rs. 34/$ |
30,60,000 |
| Visa Application fees |
6,500 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
@ $ 800 p.m. x 45 months x Rs. 34/$ |
(-) 12,24,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Benefit of Global Exposure |
Priceless |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
Study Abroad adds to CV value |
Priceless |
| TOTAL |
4,57,215 - 5,25,215 |
TOTAL |
21,08,000 |
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NZ 102 |
: MOST POSTGRADUATE COURSES [IELTS 6.5] |
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Start date |
: February, July |
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Duration |
: Study - 9 months; Paid work - 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Bachelors Degree courses |
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Location |
: All over New Zealand including Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch |
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| INVESTMENT |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
$22,000 x Rs. 34/$ |
7,48,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
40 weeks x Rs. 34/$ |
2,72,000 |
| IELTS Exam Fees |
7,200 |
After Completion of course
$ 2,500 x 36 months x Rs. 34/$ |
30,60,000 |
| Visa Application fees |
6,500 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
@ $ 800 p.m. x 45 months x Rs. 34/$ |
(-) 12,24,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Benefit of Global Exposure |
Priceless |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
Study Abroad adds to CV value |
Priceless |
| TOTAL |
7,97,215 |
TOTAL |
21,08,000 |
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NZ 103 |
: MBA [IELTS 6.5] |
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Start date |
: March, July & November |
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Duration |
: Study - 9 months; Paid work - 36 months |
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Eligibility |
: Bachelors Degree + 2 years of work experience |
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Location |
: All over New Zealand including Auckland |
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| INVESTMENT |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
EXPECTED RETURNS / BENEFITS |
AMOUNT (Rs.) |
Tuition Fees
$30,000 x Rs. 34/$ |
10,20,000 |
During Internship & vacation time
$ 10/hour x 20 hours/week x
40 weeks x Rs. 34/$ |
2,72,000 |
| Visa Application fees |
6,500 |
After Completion of course
$ 2,500 x 36 months x Rs. 34/$ |
12,24,000 |
| IELTS |
7,200 |
Less : Average Living Expenses
@ $ 800 p.m. x 45 months x Rs. 34/$ |
(-) 30,60,000 |
| Plane Fare - one way |
30,000 |
Benefit of Global Exposure |
Priceless |
| Our Consulting Fees |
5,515 |
Study Abroad adds to CV value |
Priceless |
| TOTAL |
10,69,215 |
TOTAL |
21,08,000 |
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