Is there a visa center in New Zealand?

New Zealand's electronic visa has opened an online application method, which is very popular. Applicants usually apply for visas online through official websites, so it is easy to fall into a misunderstanding. New Zealand does not have a visa center and can only submit it online. Therefore, some people want to ask, does New Zealand have a visa center?

New Zealand has four visa centers in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Chengdu, which can provide services such as application, appointment, receiving materials, and tracking progress. Moreover, there is no division of territorial areas. Applicants can choose to apply at their usual place of residence.

Moreover, the New Zealand visa center has a customer service telephone. If you have any questions, you can consult by telephone or on-site, and the processing time is also unified from 8: 00 a.m. to 3: 00 p.m. Monday to Friday.

If the applicant wants to submit the materials, he must first select a visa center to make an appointment in advance, and after making the appointment, he will receive an appointment confirmation email containing an appointment letter. The applicant needs to bring this appointment letter and go there according to the appointment time to submit the New Zealand visa materials.

The visa center generally has three steps to accept. First, it provides photocopies of passports and supporting documents, which must include the passport information page and all pages with labels and entry and exit seals in the entire passport. Second, it completes and signs the application form and the list of examination materials. Finally, it pays the visa and service fee, which must be in cash. After completing the three steps, it can wait for the issuance result.

Therefore, New Zealand has a visa center. Applicants can choose to submit paper-based materials for processing according to their own needs, or they can choose to process online. The final issuance result is the same, but the application method is different.