New Zealand

Studying an English course in New Zealand will give you the unique opportunity to know the culture and traditions of the country, live with a New Zealand family to have a total immersion in the language and thus learn English better and faster.

Learning English in New Zealand is the best way to immerse in this country's language, culture and history, where you will be fascinated by the nature and hospitality of its people. We have schools to learn English in Auckland, Wellington, Whitianga, Nelson and Queenstown.

Europeans can be in New Zealand for up to 90 days (3 months - 12 weeks) without applying for a visa, do not need more than a passport, have a round-trip flight and show that they have a minimum of 1,500 Euros in their bank account. It is also unnecessary to have any particular vaccine, although it does not hurt to consult your doctor in case of any last-minute changes.

Suppose you want to have the option to work up to a maximum of 20 hours weekly during your stay in New Zealand. In that case, you will have to apply for the "Student Visa", book a FULL-TIME English course (minimum 20 hours per week), and for a minimum duration of 14 weeks; this will allow you to apply for the study and work visa. The length of the permit would be the duration of the course. Here is all the information about work and study visas in New Zealand.

The Visa Application Center in London is where you apply for a European visa; here, you have information about all the procedures for study and work visas in New Zealand.

The main airports in New Zealand are Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown.

The electric current is 230V. And the time is GMT +12.

New Zealand has two islands; the north island has a subtropical climate with reasonably stable temperatures throughout the year. On the other hand, the southern island is more extreme, with cold winters than snowfalls in the mountains and hot summers. The whole part is quite dry, while the western region has reasonably frequent rains.

Queenstown is on the south island. It is a relatively small city with 29,000 inhabitants. It is considered the adventure capital of New Zealand, a forced visit for those who seek to release some adrenaline.