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Introduction
The New Zealand Student Visa is a temporary visa for international students who are coming to New Zealand to study at a tertiary education institution. This guide will help you understand the application process and requirements of this visa so that you can apply smoothly.
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The application process
The application process is quite simple and straightforward. You can apply online or by post, but the latter option requires you to send your documents by post.

• To apply online, you will need to pay an application fee of NZ$330 via credit card or bank account (there are no other payment options). If you choose not to pay this fee online, then there are several banks where it can be paid at a branch near you.
• You will also need to submit some documents with your application: - Your passport photo page; - A copy of your passport; - Proof that you have enough money while studying in New Zealand; - Two letters of recommendation from previous employers/teachers/professors who know about your academic achievements; - Proof that there is space available on the course(s) that interest them;

(Read more: Top Universities for Study in New Zealand)
Requirements for New Zealand Student VisaTo apply for a New Zealand Student Visa, you must:

• be accepted by an approved New Zealand university or tertiary institution. To find out which institutions are approved, see the list at http://education.govt. nz/international-students/Australian-council-for-accredited-courses/approved_institutions;
• have a valid passport that can be used to enter and leave New Zealand (i.e., it must not expire within six months of your arrival in New Zealand);
• be aged 18 years or older at the time of applying; and
• Meet certain health requirements including having no medical condition that could put others at risk if they came into contact with you (such as tuberculosis)

Documents needed for New Zealand Student VisaTo apply for a student visa to Study in New Zealand, you will need to submit the following documents:

• Passport
• Visa application form
• Letter of acceptance from a New Zealand education institution
• Certificate of good conduct (if required) - Medical certificate - Immigration history and character check - Evidence of funds to cover tuition fees, living expenses and return airfare

Eligibility Criteria for New Zealand Student VisaTo be eligible for a New Zealand Student Visa, you should be under 24 years of age. You must also have a valid passport and a letter of acceptance from an educational institution in New Zealand. You will need to show that you have sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay in New Zealand, as well as proof that you can meet the costs of returning home at the end of your studies. To be considered for a student visa:

• You must be enrolled at an approved tertiary institution at level 4 or above on all courses except short courses lasting less than three months;
• Your course must lead directly towards gaining qualifications which are on NZQF (New Zealand Qualifications Framework);
• Your program must continue for more than six months;
• If English is not one of your first languages then you must pass an approved English language test before submitting an application;

New Zealand Student Visa fees
The New Zealand Student Visa fees are different for every country, education level, and application type. If you want to apply for a New Zealand Student Visa, you must pay the correct amount of money depending on these factors:

• The country you are applying from (New Zealand is a member state of the Commonwealth so there is no extra charge)
• The level of study and program length that you wish to enroll in (full-time or part-time)

New Zealand Student Visa processing time
The New Zealand Student Visa processing time is 6-8 weeks, but this does not guarantee that you will receive your visa within that time frame. Processing times can vary depending on the visa type and whether or not you have any supporting documents to submit with your application. Some visas take longer than others, so if you are applying for a specific course or program at an institution in New Zealand, it's best to check their website for information about processing times before applying.
How to fill out New Zealand Student Visa application form

• Fill out the form as accurately as possible.
• Make sure you have all the documents required.
• Make sure you have filled out all the fields.
• Make sure you have attached all the documents, including passport photos and fee receipt, to your application form before submitting it online or by post to a New Zealand embassy or consulate in your home country.*

(Read more: TOP LIST OF NEW ZEALAND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INDIAN STUDENTS)
Conclusion
As you can see, there are many steps involved in applying for a New Zealand student visa. However, with the right information and guidance from our team of experts, we hope that this process will be as smooth and stress-free as possible for you!

sorry the image isn't very clear!
i use this picture for most of my ids (prov drivers license, student bus pass and passport). it's a very subtle smile but you can definitely tell it's there, there's also other things, the shadows on my face, my wet hair, idk i just feel it needs to be redone professionally instead of by my mum when im just fresh out of the shower :') im also going away soon without my parents and im worried ill get pulled aside for not being recognised or something 😭 im so paranoid because of that slight smile omg
can you change your pictures in your passport? mine is about a year old now so idk if it's possible? im from the UK (England) btw!

Is it necessary to carry a transparent cardboard ? Can I go without it ?

Recently, I have come the realization that there are essentially no online resources for Western Fans about Momoclo Concerts and Concert Tickets. This combined with the fact that getting Momoclo tickets is ridiculously hard, even for Japanese fans, pushed me to make my own guide on how to procure concert tickets as of 2023. I will be making another guide for what to expect from your first Momoclo Concert later on.
Step 0: To begin you will first need an Angel Eyes (AE) Membership, which instructions to join can be found here. The first time yearly membership fee is around $47 with subsequent years costing around $33 to renew.
Now we can actually begin the process to get tickets.
Step 1: Go To This Website using Google Chrome, and turn on the Google Translate Extension to help navigate the site. Google Translate Is Your Best Friend.
Step 2: Make sure the site's Home Page looks something like what's below. This is important as we will be returning to it quite a few times.
Site With Google Translate Extension On
Step 3: Click On "Login" and login with your Angel Eyes Account
Login Screen
Step 4: Verify your Email with the link they send you via email
Verification Email
Step 5: Return to the Home page and Click on "My Page," then enter your credit card information and upload a picture of your face for photo ID registration. It will take a little bit for them to approve your photo ID, but you can still apply for tickets when your photo ID is still pending. In the picture below, I already completed the photo ID registration which is why it says "OK."
Mandatory Items shown with Arrows
Step 6: Return to the Home Page and Click on "Reception List" to see the Concerts available for lottery application. Because Momoclo is so popular, concert tickets must be won in a ticket lottery. In addition, these lotteries are usually only open for 3 days, months before the concert. In the picture below, the lottery was open from May 19-22, when the first concert is in July. If the lottery is open, the grey box pictured below that says "End of Reception," will instead be red, and say something along the lines of "Accepting Applications." You can also check when the lotteries are open by following this Twitter account which announces when the lotteries open. (it’s in Japanese but if you use Twitter’s translate feature you’ll be fine)
Reception List as of June 8 2023
Step 7: Click on "Reception Details" then scroll down all the way until the concert dates show up.
15th Anniversary Tour Concert Dates
Step 8: Click on "Application/ Performance Details" for the preferred concert date and proceed to select seating preferences. You are able to apply for up to 2 tickets with one Angel Eyes membership, allowing you to bring along one friend. Do not select family seating as it is only for people with children. Due to translation error, you will actually have to turn off google translate for this step. The option that says 「指定席」is a reserved spot, while the option that says 「着席指定席」is a reserved spot that is SEATED. If you do not care, then you do not need to turn off Google Translate. Just make sure you do not select "Family Seat" as one of your preferences. Once confirming your preferences, you are all done with the hard work.
Step 9: Check email for lottery admission confirmation.
Admission Confirmation
Step 10: Pray and wait a few days for the lottery results. An email will be sent out informing you if you won tickets or not. You can also check by returning to the home page and clicking "My Page" then "Application History List." Because we already put in our credit card information during the 5th step, it will auto charge and you won't have to worry about putting in your credit card information at that moment.
Email announcing lottery results
Step 11: Plan Travel to the Concert Site and You're all set!
Important Notes: When purchasing tickets in this way, no ticket will be sent out in any form before the concert. You will receive tickets on the day of the concert by scanning your AE IC Membership card, which will be sent to you in the mail after you join AE. If you do not have your AE IC Card, whether it be it never arrived or you lost it, you must bring a valid form of identification, such as a passport or a drivers license in order to receive tickets.

I have uploaded my passport photo and my scanned acceptance letter with my signature.
Under "current phase" it says "documentation review"
Does this mean that my reservation is complete for my school? Should I be receiving a confirmation email? Just not sure what to do next.
Thanks