Which countries have less strict or different financial requirements compared to New Zealand, especially regarding funding duration?

Several countries have less strict or different financial requirements for international students compared to New Zealand, especially regarding the duration and amount of funding proof needed.

- Czech Republic: About €1,500/year - among the lowest requirements.
- China: Around $2,500/year.
- Poland: Approximately €2,166/year.
- Italy: Between €5,520 - €5,931/year.
- Spain: €7,200/year.
- France: €7,380/year.

Some countries also differ in how they calculate funding duration or total costs:
- Germany: Requires about €11,904/year, but public universities often have low or no tuition fees.
- Canada: Proof of funds is typically CAD 10,000/year (outside Quebec) or CAD 9,000/year (in Quebec).
- Australia: About AUD 29,710/year plus tuition fees.
- UK: £1,529/month for London or £1,171/month elsewhere, plus first-year tuition.

These requirements are subject to change. Consider total living costs and tuition, which can vary widely by country.