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You cannot work on this visa, and some nationalities require an NZeTA before travel.
You must:
Have a temporary purpose (tourism, visiting family/friends, business, or study up to three months)
Not work while in New Zealand
Demonstrate sufficient funds (yours or your sponsor’s)
Show genuine intentions to depart at visa expiry
Meet health and character requirements
Provide onward-travel evidence (ticket or funds)
Our experienced immigration specialists can make all the difference, talk to us about your matter with ease and let us assist you in navigating to a successful outcome.
Purpose & Genuine Intentions
Explain your reason for visiting.
Immigration NZ will review your travel history and personal circumstances.
Financial Support
Bank or credit-card statements, or pre-paid accommodation.
If sponsored: sponsor’s bank statements, employment details and accommodation proof.
Family Inclusion
You may include a spouse/partner and dependent children (under 20).
Provide marriage/civil-union and birth certificates.
Health & Character
Medical checks (X-ray/exam) only if requested.
Police certificates if you’ve spent 24+ months in NZ.
Onward Travel
Return ticket or evidence of funds to purchase one at trip’s end.
Academic, entertainer or media visas
Businessperson visas
Long-term parent/grandparent visas (multiple-entry, up to six months per visit)
Maximum stay: 9 months in any 18-month period
Extensions: Up to a further 3 months (total 12 months in 24 months)
Re-entry rule: If you’ve already stayed 12 months, you must leave for 12 months before reapplying
Study: Up to 3 months (single continuous period; children can attend school for up to 3 months per year)
Work: Not permitted
Prestige Legal Group will assist with your application—ensuring you meet all requirements for a smooth and memorable stay. Contact us today!
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