ICA

FAQ

FAQ

You can make an application by either applying online, using an agent, making an appointment, or an application/enrollment form may be posted.

You must complete the application/enrollment form, supply a copy of your latest IELTS result (no more than 2 years old), a valid passport, and optionally, documentation on other relevant qualifications, work experience, and career goals. After assessment, if successful, you'll receive an Offer of Place Letter with fees and payment details.

Once you have your Offer of Place Letter, pay your fees and receive the receipt, take the letter and receipt to the New Zealand Immigration Office to apply for your visa.

Once your fees are paid and your enrollment is processed, visit the receptionist to have your ID card issued. Your photo will be taken and the card will be printed for you.

If you wish to withdraw, inform your Head of Department, complete the Application for Refund form, and discuss your requirements with the Marketing Department.

Our Student Services Department can arrange homestay accommodation for you. The cost is about NZ$200 - NZ$350 per week. A minimum of four weeks is required before choosing other accommodation options.

You can pay for homestay directly, with two weeks' payment due in advance.

ICA can arrange a pick-up for you for NZ$100. You should discuss this with your agent or contact ICA for assistance.

If you have a valid foreign driver's license, you can drive in New Zealand for up to 12 months. After that, you will need to take a New Zealand license test.

Yes, as a student, you are allowed to work up to 20 hours per week on your student permit.