MBA in New Zealand - International Student Issues

Working while studying
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Working while studying	Top

If you are studying in New Zealand, you must not work unless allowed to do so by the New Zealand Immigration service. You can be granted permission to work for upto 15 hours a week. If you have a student permit, you may be granted a work permit or a variation of your student permit to allow you to gain practical experience on completion of a three-year course, or over the summer vacation.
Post-MBA Employment	Top

The New Zealand rules allow you to take up work after completion of atleast 3 years of full time education. But most students who can get a job after completion of their MBA, do manage to get a permit for work there. The New Zealand job market for MBAs is not really flourishing. Its a small country with a small population - jobs can be limited at the management positions. But if you are smart, and can manage a job with your abilities, it can be a gateway to the rest of the world. Most people work in New Zealand to later move on to the western countries where it would be very difficult to find work in when applying directly from India.
Health Care	Top

It is compulsory for students to take out full medical insurance cover. An average medical insurance cover for a single student would cost approximately NZ$500-600 per year. The Research & International Office holds information on New Zealand medical insurance companies which can be forwarded on request.

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