Application for Student Visa
The applicants of student visa or study permit for New Zealand have to follow the following procedure. This may include people who want to travel to New Zealand to study, people who want to stay temporarily in New Zealand to study, and people already here on another permit who want to study in New Zealand full time.
The application steps
Complete the form
You can get the student visa form from the official website of Immigration department of New Zealand. www.immigration.govt.nz
You can download application form from the following link.
Click here to download visa application form.
Guide for the Student Visa
Here is a guide who provides you all information which you need about getting student visa and how to fill your application form. This guide is published by the Immigration department of New Zealand.
Fee
Along with your completed (and signed) application form you will also need to provide all the information listed at the back of the application form and the correct fee. If you do not submit the required information with your application we cannot accept it for processing.
Student visa fee is varying according to your home country and the type of your visa. You can check your fee according to your home country and your visa type.
Health Requirements
If you are applying for the student visa for period more than one year then you have to clear a medical and chest X-ray test certificate. All certificates must be less than 3 months old at the time you lodge your application.
Note: Pregnant women and children under 11 years of age are not required to submit a Chest X-ray certificate unless a special report is required.
In some countries Immigration New Zealand has a selected panel of medical practitioners or institutions which you must use for medical examinations. To check for the names and addresses of the approved doctors and radiologists please see list of Panel Doctors.
Click here to see list of Panel doctors
List of Panel Doctors in Pakistan
1. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Mohammad Umer Adil
Address: IOM Islamabad, House Number 6, G-6/4, Main Embassy Road
Phone: 9251 111466472 Fax: 9251 2822968 Email: madil@iom.int
2. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Sabina Adil
Address: IOM Islamabad, House Number 6, G-6/4, Main Embassy Road
Phone: 9251 2824737 9251 2876948 Fax: 9251 2822968 Email: madil@iom.int
3. Doctor/Clinic: Dr M Iqbal
Address: 14 Main Gulberg (Jail Road)
Phone: 9242 5755588 9242 5716796 Fax: 9242 5712283 Email: aiqbal@nexlinx.net.pk
4. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Aamir Iqbal
Address: 14 Main Gulberg (Jail Road)
Phone: 9242 5755588 9242 5716796 Fax: 9242 5712283 Email: aiqbal@nexlinx.net.pk
5. Doctor/Clinic: Prof Mohammad Zafar
Address: Nasir Mansion, Shoba Bazar, Flat No: 11-A, Railway Road No. 2
Phone: 9291 216264 9291 5812264 (Res) 92 0300 859 6264 (Mob) Fax: 9291 2592613 Email: hzaffar@bruin.net.pk
6. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Saeedullah Jafar
Address: Dr Jafar Clinic, Jinnah Road
Phone: 0092 81 823 944
7. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Muhammad Naseemullah
Address: Al-Malik Medical & Diagnostic Centre, No. 80A, Block A, Satellite Town
Phone: 9251 4454755 9251 4419256 Fax: 9251 2255221 Email: dann@comsali.net.pk
8. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Jenny Naseem
Address: Al-Malik Medical & Diagnostic Centre, No. 80A, Block A, Satellite Town
Phone: 9251 4454755 9251 4419256 Fax: 9251 2255221 Email: dann@comsali.net.pk
9. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Farida Kakar
Address: Akram Hospital Zarghoon Road
Phone: (92 81) 400 5888
10. Doctor/Clinic: Dr NasibUllah Shah
Address: Saleem Medical Complex Jinnah Road
Phone: (92 51) 400 1626 Fax: (92 51) 282 6881
11. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Abdul Wakil, Karachi Lab & Diagnostic Center
Address: (DMMC Complex), Abdul Tawab Road, Off Shaheed-e-Millat Road, Karachi
Phone: 0305-2654667 Email: awakil_fahim@yahoo.com
12. Doctor/Clinic: Dr Roohina Sattar, (NMI) Neurospinal and Medical Institute
Address: Hospital, 100/1, Depotline Mansfield Street, Saddar, Karachi
Phone: (021) 2258848 Ext:30, (021) 2221675 Email: dr.roohina@hotmail.com
You will need to meet the costs of any tests and examinations. If you are in New Zealand, the costs are not covered by the New Zealand health service, unless you require ongoing treatment for tuberculosis (TB).
In most cases an X-ray cannot be completed without a doctor referring you to a radiologist. You need to make an appointment with a doctor for an appointment.
The New Zealand government has published a Health Requirements Leaflet to the visa candidates. You can see the full detail of health requirements for the New Zealand Visa.
Click here to see Health Requirements Leaflet
Submit your application
To find out where to submit your application in your area please visits the following link.
Find where to submit your student visa application
Important Note:
Please check have you done these tasks.
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I have read the guide Student Visa/Permit Guide.
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I have read the list of requirements in the Student Visa/Permit Application.
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I have a recent passport size photograph of myself.
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I have a valid passport.
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I have the correct application fee.
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I have evidence of financial support while in New Zealand.
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I have evidence of enrolment and of payment of course fees.
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I have completed a TB clearance or medical and X-ray forms and police certificates (if required).
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My parent or guardian has applied for a visitor's visa (guardians of students) if I am someone who must be accompanied by a guardian
