INZ Student Visa reports

Steve Baker • March 21, 2024

Immigration New Zealand has released reports on the relative success rates of several agents with student visa applications.


The overseas education market is a large, important market for NZ education providers. 


The following performance reports are from 1 August 2022 to 31 December 2023 and reflect outcomes from nine countries. 

 

Education agent performance data reports

This INZ report shows the offshore student visa approval rates and application volumes for education agents and LIAs by market.


Approval rates in the reports are based on international student visa applications from applicants who were offshore at the time the student visa was applied for. The reports do not include education agents with low application volumes and applications that were withdrawn or lapsed.

 

Link - click here: https://www.immigration.govt.nz/assist-migrants-and-students/assist-students/international-markets/education-agent-performance-data


 

Advisa is happy to assist anyone with NZ Student Visa queries and enquiries. 

 

Steve Baker
General Manager
Licensed Immigration Advisor 201801044
P: 03 353 0680
M: 027 212 5483
W: advisa.co.nz


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