Bringing international students to New Zealand
Making an offer of place to international students and information on student requirements and provider obligations.
Education providers need to be aware of their obligations under the law. Recruiting and enrolling international students is a specialist activity. It must be done with due skill and care to uphold New Zealand’s international reputation.
Making an offer of place to international students and information on student requirements and provider obligations.
New Zealand education providers commit an offence if they allow, or continue to allow, students to study in New Zealand knowing they’re not entitled to. This offence comes under section 352 of the Immigration Act 2009 (the Act).
If you are not licensed or exempt, you cannot advise students on any immigration matter.
International students are often younger and potentially very vulnerable. The Code makes sure that international students are well informed, safe and properly cared for. All education providers that enrol international students must be a signatory to the code.