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What is the post-study work permit duration for master's courses in New Zealand?

06 Aug 2026 · Answered by Mohit Tanna · 1 min read
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If you complete a master’s degree in New Zealand, you can get a post-study work visa for up to 3 years, as long as you studied full-time for at least 30 weeks. This visa lets you work for any employer in any role during that time.

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Yasika Choudhary
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Yes, after completing your master's degree in New Zealand, you can apply for a Post Study Work (PSW) Visa. This typically allows you to stay and work in New Zealand for up to three years.

Key points:
- Eligibility: Master's degree (Level 9) or higher, completed full-time for at least 30 weeks in New Zealand.
- Work rights: You can work for any employer in any role.
- Application window: Apply within three months after your student visa expires.
- Financial requirement: At least NZD $5,000 to support yourself.

PSW visa rules and eligibility are subject to change.

Geetha Muthu
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Yes, New Zealand offers a Post Study Work Visa (PSW) for both diploma and master's graduates, with duration based on your qualification level.

- Master's degree (Level 9): Up to 3 years of open work rights if you study full-time for at least 30 weeks.
- Graduate Diploma (Level 7): From November 16, 2026, up to 1 year of open work rights, matching your study duration, if you have a bachelor's degree.
- Other Diplomas (Level 4 - 6): PSW duration matches your study length; work rights are limited to jobs related to your qualification.

You must apply for the PSW within 3 months of your student visa expiring. Immigration rules are subject to change.

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