New Zealand Visitor Visa


A New Zealand Visitor Visa allows tourists to stay for up to 6 months (multiple entry) or 9 months (single entry). It is designed for tourism, visiting friends or family, and short-term studies of up to 3 months. Employment is strictly prohibited under this visa. Applicants must show proof of adequate funds (approximately NZD $1,000 per month) and hold valid health insurance. The application process, typically taking around 4 weeks, can be done online or via paper application. Essential documents include a valid passport, proof of funds, and health insurance, with a travel itinerary often required.
Overview


Multiple Entry: Stay for up to 6 months with multiple entries.
Single Entry: Stay for up to 9 months with a single entry.
Include Family: You can include your partner and dependent children in your application.
Short-Term Study: You can pursue short-term educational opportunities, such as language courses or short-term courses in various fields, for up to three months
Experience Vibrant Culture: New Zealand boasts a rich cultural heritage with vibrant arts, music, and festivals. With a visitor visa, you can immerse yourself in the local culture, visit museums, art galleries, and attend cultural events.
Explore Natural Beauty: New Zealand is renowned for its stunning landscapes, including mountains, beaches, and national parks. A visitor visa allows you to explore these natural wonders and enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, skiing, and wildlife watching
Visit Friends and Family: If you have friends or family living in New Zealand, a visitor visa allows you to visit them and spend quality time together.
Adventure and Leisure: New Zealand offers a plethora of adventure activities like bungee jumping, skydiving, and scuba diving. A visitor visa gives you the chance to experience these thrilling activities and enjoy a memorable vacation.
Why Apply and Benefits
Valid Passport: Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months after your intended departure from New Zealand.
Good Health: You must be in good health.
Good Character: You must be of good character (no criminal record).
Genuine Intentions: You must be a genuine visitor and intend to leave at the end of your visit.
Financial Means: You must have enough money to live on while in New Zealand or have an acceptable sponsor.
Healthcare: You must agree to pay your own healthcare costs.
Onward Travel: You must have a ticket out of New Zealand
Eligibility
Completed Application Form: Fill out the Visitor Visa application form accurately.
Proof of Identity: Provide a valid passport.
Proof of Financial Means: Show evidence of sufficient funds or sponsorship.
Travel Itinerary: Provide details of your travel plans.
Health and Character Documents: Provide necessary health and character documents.
English Translations: Provide certified full English translations of any documents not in English.
Visa Requirements
Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet all eligibility criteria.
Prepare Documents: Gather all necessary documents.
Complete Application Form: Fill out the Visitor Visa application form online or on paper.
Submit Application: Submit the completed application along with the required documents.
Pay Fees: Pay the application fee and any additional levies.
Wait for Processing: Wait for your application to be processed.
Receive Visa: If approved, you will receive your visa.
Step-by-Step Procedure to Apply
Application Fee: NZD $341.
International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL): NZD $100 (Non-Refundable)
Verleap Consulting Fee: INR 15,999 + GST
Processing Timeline: 80% of applications are processed within 4 Weeks.
Visa & Other Fees + Processing Time
The Verleap team has been the best solution to assist you with your New Zealand Visitor Visa.
Evaluate the appropriate visa type for your application.
Provide guidance, review all your documentation, assessment & feasibility, opportunities and next steps.
Assist in filling out online application form(s) & Visa Application Process.
Assign you a dedicated Account Manager / Case Officer.
Closely work with a New Zealand Registered LIA (Licensed Immigration Adviser) on your application. The Immigration Advisers Authority (IAA) maintains a register of these licensed professionals.