Study in New Zealand
All eight universities rank among the world's top institutions, classes are small, and the country is famously safe and welcoming.
- Intakes
- February · July
- Course length
- BSc 3 yrs · MSc 1–2 yrs
- Typical English
- IELTS 6.0–6.5
- Visa
- Fee Paying Student Visa
- Post-study work
- Up to 3 years
Why students choose New Zealand
Smaller classes
More time with lecturers and a calmer study environment.
Safe and welcoming
Consistently ranked among the world's safest, most peaceful countries.
Post-study work
Eligible Bachelor's and Master's graduates can stay and work for up to three years.
Everything from shortlist to arrival.
One counsellor handles your whole journey, so nothing falls between a university, an agent and a travel agency.
- Honest university & course shortlist
- Applications, SOP & document review
- Scholarship search
- Offer conditions & deadlines tracked
- Visa file & interview preparation
- Pre-departure orientation for you and your family
Not included: tuition and living costs, application and visa fees paid to universities and embassies, and the financial proof shown for the visa.
Six steps from Dhaka to your first class.
FROM
Dhaka
Apply 6–9 months ahead · student visa online through Immigration NZ
TO
Auckland
- Apply
- Offer
- Documents
- Visa
- Prepare
- Fly
Apply 6–9 months ahead · student visa online through Immigration NZ
- 1
Shortlist & apply
Choose universities that fit your grades, budget and goals, then apply before the deadline.
We do: shortlist, SOP & application review
- 2
Offer & acceptance
Meet any conditions on your offer and confirm your place.
We do: conditions checklist & deadlines
- 3
Funds & documents
Prepare financial proof, academic papers and any translations.
We do: document check, twice
- 4
Fee Paying Student Visa
Submit your visa application and attend biometrics or an interview if asked.
We do: visa file & interview practice
- 5
Pre-departure
Accommodation, flights, insurance and what to expect in your first weeks.
We do: orientation for you and your family
- 6
Fly & start classes
Arrive before orientation week and register with your university.
We do: arrival checklist
Two main intakes a year.
| Intake | Apply (typical) | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| February | Aug – Nov | Main intake |
| July | Feb – Apr | Second intake |
Typical windows — some programs have extra intakes.
Where students live
Auckland
The largest city: most jobs and the biggest international community.
Wellington
The capital: compact, creative and student-friendly.
Christchurch & Dunedin
University cities with lower living costs.
Who can apply
FOUNDATION
HSC GPA 3.00+ typical
IELTS 5.5
BACHELOR'S
HSC GPA 4.00+ or A-level passes
IELTS 6.0
MASTER'S
Bachelor's, CGPA 3.00+ typical
IELTS 6.5
Documents we'll help you prepare
- Passport & photos
- SSC & HSC certificates, marksheets
- Bachelor's certificate & transcript (Master's)
- English test result, where required
- Statement of purpose & CV
- Sponsor's bank statements & income proof
- Medical & chest X-ray certificates
- Police certificate
Typical starting points — every university and course sets its own rules.
Show funds for tuition and living.
You show you have paid or can pay tuition, plus living costs of about NZD 20,000 a year (≈ ৳14.4 lakh) (or a monthly equivalent for shorter courses), and funds for a return ticket.
Do
Keep 6 months of steady statements, tax papers and a clear source of funds.
Avoid
Sudden large deposits, unexplained money and last-minute paperwork.
Work, housing and what comes after.
Part-time work
Most degree students can work up to 25 hours a week during term and full-time in scheduled holidays.
Accommodation
Halls of residence are a great first-year choice; shared flats after that.
After graduation
The Post-study Work Visa gives eligible graduates up to three years of open work rights.
FREE · PDF
Study in New Zealand guide
Bangla & English
- ✓ Entry requirements by qualification
- ✓ Intakes & application timelines
- ✓ Visa document checklist
- ✓ Financial proof rules
- ✓ Part-time work & scholarships
Get the New Zealand guide on WhatsApp.
Read it with your family before your first session.
Thinking about New Zealand?
Book a free session with a counsellor — bring a parent, bring your questions. We'll tell you honestly whether New Zealand fits your grades, budget and plans.
Information is indicative and collected up to 2026. Entry requirements, intakes, fees, financial rules and work rights change by university and year — your counsellor confirms the latest before you apply. Visa decisions are made solely by the relevant immigration authorities. Taka (৳) amounts are approximate conversions at September 2026 rates.