New Zealand will introduce revised Pathway Student Visa rules from July 20, allowing international students greater flexibility to change study streams, access more pathway courses and spend up to 30 weeks in English language training.
New Zealand has introduce significant changes to its Pathway Student Visa (PSV) which begins from July 20, making it easier for international students to plan their education without locking themselves into a fixed academic path from the outset.
These modifications, according to an announcement made by Immigration New Zealand (INZ) on Thursday, will give students the ability to have flexibility in terms of selecting their courses, increased options in studying pathways as well as additional time for English language training. This will be a part of the "International Education Going for Growth" programme being implemented by the government.
It is anticipated that these modifications will help students whose academic interests may change over time, especially those shifting from secondary to tertiary education.
What is the Pathway Student Visa?
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