How to apply for a tourist work visa in New Zealand

New Zealand individual tourist visa can theoretically be delivered within 15 working days, but in fact it is much simpler than imagined

1. Prepare materials: including going to the notary office for notarization (notarization of relatives and translation of driver's license), bank issuance of deposit certificates, and copies of other necessary documents.

2. Go to the visa office one day in advance to collect the application form and a copy of the visa instructions.

On the afternoon of the 4th of the month, I sent the visa (in fact, it is to hand in the materials and pay), I asked for the express delivery, so I paid an extra 40 yuan for the courier fee, and at the same time I will get a receipt, including the application number, fee, name of the visa officer, contact** and the estimated processing time.

On the morning of July 7, I received the express delivery (including the passport with the visa and the original notarial certificate and the original certificate of deposit returned).

Materials to prepare for an individual tourist visa:

1. Original passport.

2. A copy of the ID card and household registration book (as long as the first page and the page of the person who sent the visa), because the daughter is only in the third grade of primary school and has never applied for an ID card, so she will replace it with a copy of the student social security card.

3. Proof of leave granted by the unit (including employment, leave, self-expense, retention of the original grade after returning to China, Chinese is enough) and a copy of the business license of the unit (all with official seal).

4. Original notarial certificate (if you are not ready to drive, you don't need to do a driver's license translation, as long as your relatives notarize it).

5. The original certificate of deposit and a copy of the real estate certificate and the car property certificate.

6. A copy of the marriage certificate and the daughter's birth certificate.

7. A copy of the round-trip ticket order and the planned itinerary (very simple, only write which day is in**or from**to**).

Individual Tourist Visa Cost:

1. Notary fee: 425 yuan (including notarization of relatives and translation of driver's license, two copies each).

2. Visa fee: 690 yuan (690 yuan per application according to the regulations, the same family member (including husband and wife and minor children under 20 years old) apply at the same time, only one application fee is required).

3. Visa courier fee: 40 yuan.

Conditions to apply for a New Zealand work visa:

1. Be a Chinese citizen and reside in China at the time of submitting the application.

2. Be between 18 and 30 years old (no more than 31 years old).

3. Have a high school degree.

4. Achieve a level of practical English proficiency and a score of 4 in the Yass exam.

5. Have a living margin of S$4,200 or equivalent in other currencies.

6. Meet the health and conduct requirements.

Applicants will need to first register for a working holiday visa application with Immigration New Zealand**. After successful registration, submit the application materials to the Beijing or Shanghai office of Immigration New Zealand. Here's how:

Step 2: Log back in with that username**. Click on the Working Holiday option under Online Services on the right side of the webpage, and the webpage will automatically indicate whether there is a quota for the China Working Holiday Visa.

The number of places will be updated at any time as the application progresses, so you can check at any time.

Step 3: Complete the Working Holiday Visa** application form and submit your application, subject to availability. Once your application has been submitted, you will receive a confirmation email from the system confirming your application and the further documents you will need to provide.

Step 4: Submit all documents together with the Immigration New Zealand office in Beijing or Shanghai within 60 days. We will begin processing your application once we have received all of your documents.

The processing time is generally 10 working days, or we will notify you of the expected processing time within 10 days.

Be sure to prepare an original copy of the applicant's valid passport and 5 photos with a blue background that are one inch smaller. It is also necessary to prepare the applicant's original ID card and two copies of the ID card. In addition, you must submit the relevant application documents and documents for the New Zealand tourist visa to the Department of Administration of the Visa Issuing Country for review.

Step 2: After submitting the required information, you must go to the visa administration to fill in the visa application**, the visa to go abroad basically needs to be filled in English, because it is to be reviewed by the pipeline department in New Zealand, and after filling in the information, you can call the relevant national department for review.

Step 3: After the preliminary review of the visa is passed, you can go to the embassy in China to meet with **, and you must meet with the visa ** to apply for a New Zealand work visa.

Step 4: After the meeting is approved, the embassy will submit the information presented by the applicant to the competent department of the country for approval, and the approval result will be available within 15 working days.

Step 5: After the competent authority of the country passes the review, the visa can be issued, but before that, you need to pay the visa processing fee, and you can get a New Zealand work visa after the payment is successful.

Legal basis: Administrative Measures of the People's Republic of China for the Issuance of Ordinary Passports and Entry-Exit Permits

Article 2 These Measures shall apply to citizens applying for ordinary passports and exit-entry permits from the exit-entry administration of public security organs.

Article 3 The exit-entry administration of the public security organs shall, with reference to international technical standards, gradually promote the issuance of ordinary passports containing electronic chips (hereinafter referred to as electronic ordinary passports) to improve the anti-counterfeiting performance of passports.

The electronic chip stores the registration items of the ordinary passport and the face portrait and fingerprint information of the holder.

Article 4 An application for an ordinary passport by a citizen shall be submitted in person to the exit-entry administration of the local people's ** public security organ at or above the county level where his household registration is located, and the following true and valid materials shall be submitted:

1) A recent barehead** and a completed Application Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad (Outside the Territory) for Private Purposes (hereinafter referred to as the application form);

2) Resident ID card and household registration booklet and photocopy; During the period of collection, replacement and replacement of resident identity card, temporary resident identity card and household registration booklet and photocopies may be submitted;

3) Citizens under the age of 16 shall be accompanied by their guardians and submit their guardians' opinions agreeing to leave the country, their guardians' resident identity cards or household registration booklets, passports and photocopies thereof;

4) State functionaries shall, in accordance with relevant provisions, submit a certificate of consent to leave the country issued by their work unit or the competent unit at a higher level after examination and approval in accordance with the personnel management authority;

5) Other materials required to be submitted by the exit-entry administration of the provincial-level local people's ** public security organs upon approval by the exit-entry administration of the Ministry of Public Security.

Active-duty servicemen applying for ordinary passports shall, after completing the approval procedures in accordance with the administrative authority, submit the application to the exit-entry administration of the local people's ** public security organ at or above the county level in the place where the unit is stationed.