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Look and see if there is anything more that interests you. Do you want to learn more about NauMai NZ, get tips on how to get started on your journey in Aotearoa or connect with other students? Find more information below.
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Get started
NauMai NZ has information and suggestions to help before you arrive and once you're studying and living in New Zealand. Not sure where to start? Here are some questions to point you in the right direction.
Be part of the community
Our mission is to support you every step of the way. Ready to join NauMai NZ?
Tū Ngātahi
Aotearoa New Zealand is home to international students from all over the world. With borders reopening and students returning to live and study here, we want to recognise the friendship and learning that we share with you. We are celebrating the connection between our cultures and expressing our thanks to you for choosing New Zealand for your education.
Stories
Follow our students from around the world as they explore studying and living in New Zealand.
About NauMai NZ
NauMai NZ is for international students studying or about to study with New Zealand. It's an opportunity to get useful information to help you experience our land, lifestyle and culture, and navigate daily life along the way!
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Personal wellbeing
Personal wellbeing and mental health are very important to a healthy life. Find out how to stay happy, healthy and safe as an international student in New Zealand.
Stay well, stay connected
Living away from home and family is an exciting time for many international students, but it can be a challenge too.
Giving your time to support others can be as beneficial for you as it is for the community. It is a great way to get to know new people and learn skills that can help you build your career in the future. Visit our 'Stay well, stay connected' page
Mental health
Living and studying in a new country can be hard, even if you’re excited about your new adventure! It’s normal to feel homesick or lonely. Some students may feel depressed. However, there are things you can do to improve your wellbeing.