Homestay placement for
International students in
New Zealand
About Us
Our Background
Since 2004 International Homestays NZ prides themselves in the placement of International students in to good, caring and safe New Zealand homestays.
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Our experience allows us to respond professionally to the needs of students.
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International Homestay NZ observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students as stated by the New Zealand Ministry of Education.
Become a Host
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Thank you for being able to provide homestay accommodation for International students.
It is also an opportunity for the students to experience the culture and life‑style of the "kiwi family", to improve their English skills through communication, and to have a caring, supportive, and secure environment in which to live and study in.
Students
Here For You
Our task is to help you find a home, so that you learn to live with a different culture, you never feel alone and you know that while you are away from home here we support.
Schools
Next Level Service
We want all of our customers to experience the impressive level of professionalism when working with International Homestay NZ.
We put our values, experience, system, marketing and operations at the service of our partners, to meet the standards demanded by the most important educational institutions in New Zealand.
Agents
We are your partner in New Zealand
International Homestay NZ has earned its positive reputation because we go out of our way to provide truly exceptional service to each of our customers.
We understand that your needs can change last minute, and we’re ready to adapt our services quickly to ensure your success. Read on to learn more about what we can do for you.
"The number of international students studying in New Zealand is rising and hit almost 50,000 last year. Figures from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment show there were 18,000 new international students in 1998, but that figure jumped to 49,800 in June last year".
Resource: Stuff Nov 2, 2017
