What's the cost of living in New Zealand? 

The cost of living in New Zealand for a student can vary depending on the location, lifestyle, and level of study. 

Generally speaking, New Zealand is considered to be an expensive country, particularly in comparison to other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Here are some estimated costs of living for a student in New Zealand:

• Accommodation: This is likely to be your biggest expense, and it can vary significantly depending on where you choose to live. On-campus accommodation can cost between NZD 200-400 per week, while off-campus accommodation can cost between NZD 150-300 per week.
• Food: The cost of food can also vary depending on where you choose to buy groceries. You can expect to spend between NZD 60-100 per week on groceries.
• Transportation: Public transportation is readily available in most cities, and a monthly student pass can cost between NZD 80-150.
• Healthcare: International students are required to have health insurance in New Zealand, which can cost between NZD 400-600 per year.
• Miscellaneous expenses: This can include things like entertainment, clothing, and personal expenses. You can expect to spend between NZD 50-100 per week on these types of expenses.

In total, the estimated cost of living for a student in New Zealand is around NZD 20,000-30,000 per year. However, this can vary significantly depending on your lifestyle and location.

Also read:

• Cost of living in Auckland
• Cost of studying in New Zealand
• Pros and Cons of studying in New Zealand
• Student Life in New Zealand
• Is it possible to study in NZ for free?
• Reasons to study in New Zealand