When applying for a New Zealand visitor visa, applicants must satisfy Immigration New Zealand (INZ) that they are a genuine or 'bona fide' visitor. In short, this means proving that they genuinely intend to visit New Zealand temporarily for a lawful purpose, such as tourism or visiting family, and that they will leave New Zealand before their visa expires. A visitor visa can be declined if INZ believes that the applicant may overstay, work unlawfully, or use the visa to remai

The new Parent Boost Visa enables parents who have a New Zealand citizen or resident child to stay longer in New Zealand. The New Zealand...

On 7 April 2024, The Government made changes to its Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) scheme and the Green List. According to Hon...

Most migrants who move to New Zealand do this because they want to obtain residency, or even become a New Zealand citizen some day in the...