What is the difference between a New Zealand visa?

With the popularity of going abroad, there are more and more opportunities for people to choose to go abroad. Therefore, how to deal with the visa to New Zealand has become a matter of concern. For this problem, some information is summarized here.

There are many types of New Zealand visas, including New Zealand tourist visas, New Zealand visitor visas, New Zealand business visas, and so on.

Friends who want to go to New Zealand can choose the New Zealand visa type according to their own conditions.

1. new zealand tourist visa:

New Zealand tourist visas are issued to applicants for travel to New Zealand, including sightseeing and medical treatment. However, when applying for a New Zealand tourist visa, the applicant must prove that his intention is to enter New Zealand only temporarily and for the sole purpose of tourism.

New Zealand tourist visa basic materials:

1. Original and photocopy of passport: The last page of the passport must be signed by the holder, and the validity period must be at least half a year (counting from the last day of the validity period of the applied visa), and the passport must have at least 2 blank pages for use. If there is an old passport, all must be provided.

2. Photos: 2 recent white background photos of the applicant.

3, ID card copy: positive and negative copies, the content must be clear.

4. Original and photocopy of the account book: Please provide a copy of each page of all members in the account book where I am located. For collective account, please provide the home page and my page.

5. Personal Information Form: Please fill in each item in detail and neatly. If false and wrong information is provided, it may lead to refusal of visa.

6. Copy of marriage certificate or divorce certificate: If the applicant is already married or divorced, it must be provided.

2. new zealand visa to visit relatives and friends:

The New Zealand visit visa belongs to the New Zealand visa category, which is mainly used to visit relatives and friends, people who attend private, family and social activities such as weddings and funerals, and to care for and care for sick relatives and friends.

According to the New Zealand visa policy, applying for a New Zealand visa to visit relatives and friends requires the applicant to submit relevant materials such as personal information, reasons for the visit, itinerary, health status and financial status. Applicants need to choose the type of visa and the duration of the visa that suits them, and provide relevant materials according to the visa requirements.

New Zealand must prepare detailed information about visiting relatives and friends before applying for a visa to visit relatives and friends, including invitation letter, inviter's identity certificate, residence certificate, work certificate, etc. This information can prove the purpose of your visit and your accommodation arrangements in New Zealand.

3. new zealand business visa:

The New Zealand business visa is one of the many types of New Zealand visas and one of the largest number of visas issued to foreign citizens. It allows holders to engage in business activities in New Zealand.

If you want to apply for a New Zealand business visa, you need to submit a dispatch letter or invitation letter:

The company dispatch letter needs to be printed on company note paper with company address, telephone number, fax number and other contact information.

The contents should include: the applicant's passport number, date of birth, position, salary, planned stay time (from when to when, how many days to stay), purpose and itinerary, who will pay for the visit, and ensure that the applicant will abide by the laws of the destination and return home on time.

The dispatch letter needs to be stamped with the company's official seal and signed by the person in charge after printing.

The Chinese company's guarantee letter must be consistent with the contents of the invitation letter.

Notes on New Zealand Visa:

1, the applicant needs to provide true, accurate and complete application materials.

Applicants must comply with New Zealand laws and regulations.

Proof of sufficient social and economic ties to demonstrate that the applicant will return to his or her home country.

Applicants should adhere to New Zealand's ethical and sociocultural practices.

Applicants should purchase travel insurance before traveling to ensure their safety during the journey.