Can I apply for a PGDM course and then apply for a work permit after one year in New Zealand?
Yes, you can apply for a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in New Zealand and then be eligible to apply for a Post Study Work Visa (PSW) after completing your course.
- For a Level 7 Graduate Diploma (PGDip), if your course is at least 30 weeks full-time, you may qualify for a PSW visa. The visa duration usually matches your study period (e.g., a one-year course may lead to a one-year PSW visa).
- For a Level 8 Postgraduate Diploma, you may be eligible for a PSW visa for up to one year, regardless of course length.
Eligibility depends on your qualification being on the approved list and current immigration policies, which are subject to change.
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