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The NZ EduPortal community

Bangladeshi students, alumni and parents helping each other before, during and after study in New Zealand.

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Free to join. You do not need to be an NZ EduPortal client.

Facebook group

Questions about life and study in New Zealand, answered by students and alumni. Moderated by our team.

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YouTube

Webinars with New Zealand institutions, student interviews and event recordings.

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Facebook page

Event announcements, intake reminders and news from New Zealand institutions.

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Planned events in 2027

Meet New Zealand institutions and other families in person. Dates are planned and will be confirmed here first.

Dhaka

Parent Knowledge Forum. Parents’ questions on safety, value, quality and life after study, answered by institutions and our team.

Planned
Dhaka

Future Skills Symposium and education fair. Careers in agriculture, engineering, IT, health and hospitality, then meet institutions one to one.

Planned
Chattogram

Future Skills Symposium and education fair. The same programme for students and families in Chattogram.

Planned

Circles within the community

Parents’ circle
Monthly online session in Bangla for parents: costs, safety, accommodation and staying in touch.
Pre-departure
Meetups in Dhaka before each intake — packing, arrival, first-week checklist, meeting others going to the same city.
Alumni
Graduates who volunteer to talk to new students about their institution and city.
T-O Bangladesh Special Project
Our joint project with Toi-Ohomai Institute of Technology for students interested in the Bay of Plenty.
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Community rules

These keep the community safe and honest. Moderators remove posts that break them.

  1. Share your own experience. Do not give other members visa advice — point them to INZ or a licensed adviser.
  2. No agent advertising, paid offers or job promises.
  3. Never post passport, visa, bank or account details — yours or anyone else’s.
  4. Report anyone offering guaranteed visas, fake documents or “inside contacts”. These are scams.
  5. Be respectful of every culture, faith and background.
  6. Members under 18 join with a parent or guardian.

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