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New Zealand Visitor Visa
Visitor Visa
New Zealand Visitor Visa
Vistor visa
Unless you are from visa-free counties, people visiting New Zealand for tourism, business visits, visiting friends, family and other short-term visits will be required to apply for a Visitor Visa. The duration of any visitor visa is a maximum of 9 months out of 18 months. Visitor visas cannot be used to work part-time and study for up to 3 months.
The general tourist visitor visa is usually for multiple entry of maximum 5 years, and each entry can stay for up to 3 months, and the annual stay cannot exceed 6 months. People entering New Zealand on a visitor visa can apply for an extension in New Zealand upon arrival. The condition is that the maximum stay in New Zealand is not more than 9 months out of every 18 months. When the visitor visa expires, you can also apply for other types of visas, such as student visas, work visas, settlement visas, etc.
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The following basic documents are required to apply for a visit visa to New Zealand:
*Personal sightseeing or family visits: The applicant's evidence of funds, the applicant's employment certificate, the applicant must prove that he has a certain employment and social economic ties with their home country.
*Group sightseeing tours: You can join a tour group to New Zealand at the local travel agency, and after paying the fee, the travel agency will apply for a group visit visa from the Immigration New Zealand, which will generally be approved. Those who enter New Zealand on a group visit visa are not allowed to change any other types of visas, and must accompany the group and leave the country on schedule.
*Business visitor: Applicants need to provide a letter of invitation from a New Zealand company, proof of employment certificate, and evidence of funds.
*Spouse or child visitor visa for work or student visa holders:New Zealand work visa or student visa holders can apply for a visitor for their spouse or child. The duration of the visa will be the same as that of the work or study visa holder.
*Personal sightseeing or family visits: The applicant's evidence of funds, the applicant's employment certificate, the applicant must prove that he has a certain employment and social economic ties with their home country.
*Group sightseeing tours: You can join a tour group to New Zealand at the local travel agency, and after paying the fee, the travel agency will apply for a group visit visa from the Immigration New Zealand, which will generally be approved. Those who enter New Zealand on a group visit visa are not allowed to change any other types of visas, and must accompany the group and leave the country on schedule.
*Business visitor: Applicants need to provide a letter of invitation from a New Zealand company, proof of employment certificate, and evidence of funds.
*Spouse or child visitor visa for work or student visa holders:New Zealand work visa or student visa holders can apply for a visitor for their spouse or child. The duration of the visa will be the same as that of the work or study visa holder.