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Immigration New Zealand expands Funds Transfer Scheme options for international students

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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What happened

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Immigration New Zealand announced a change to the Funds Transfer Scheme, which allows eligible international students to transfer and hold money in New Zealand. BNZ will now operate alongside ANZ as a participating provider under this scheme. This addition applies only to students enrolled at universities and polytechnics. Students attending Private Training Establishments must continue using ANZ.

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Why it matters

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The change provides eligible international students from covered countries, including India, with a choice between two financial providers for managing their study funds in New Zealand.

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    Eligible international students might have different options regarding the costs or funding mechanisms for transferring money into New Zealand.

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