Is your spouse in NZ ? and
Do you want to join him/her there in NZ? and
Do you want to apply for any VISA from the following category?,
you are welcome to apply for the same thru LIA-NZ.
is your spouse is a New Zealander on one of the following visa:-
Work Visa or
New Zealander Resident Visa or
Scholarship Student Work Visa or
Student Visitor Visa or
Student Work Visa or
Worker Visitor Visa or
New Zealander Citizen
Visitor Visa or
You can apply thru the best NZ immigration Consultant Kiwi Immigration Services.
under one of the following visas category:-
- Partner of a New Zealander Work Visa/Visitor Visa
- Partner of a New Zealander Resident Visa
- Spouse of a New Zealander Citizen
- Partner of a Student Work/Visitor Visa
- Partner of an NZ Scholarship Student Work Visa
- Spouse of a Military Visitor Visa/Work Visa
- a legal marriage
- a civil union
When you apply for a visa based on your partnership with a New Zealand visa holder or New Zealand citizen, we call that person your supporting partner.
You and your supporting partner must:
- be aged 18 or over, or if they’re aged 16 or 17 years, have the consent of their parents or guardians
- have met each other before applying for a visa based on your partnership
- not be.
- Pl. contact the best immigration consultant Kiwi Immigration services for more details.
Partnership requirements
You must be able to show us that you’re living together in a genuine and stable relationship before we can grant you a visa based on your partnership.
Living together means sharing the same home as your partner, which does not include:-
- spending time in each other’s homes while you each maintain your own home
- sharing accommodation while on holiday
- flatmate arrangements.
Assessing partnership
When we assess if you meet our partnership requirements, we’ll look at things like:
- how long you’ve been together
- how long you’ve been living together as a couple
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pl. contact the best immigration consultant Kiwi Immigration services for more details.
Evidence of partnership
You and your partner must provide enough evidence to show us that you’re living together in a genuine and stable relationship.
Your evidence will be more credible if it’s from official sources. For example, a joint tenancy agreement showing the date that you and your partner started renting a property together is better than your friend writing us a letter to tell us how long you’ve been living together.
You don’t have to provide all of the documents listed as examples, but the more evidence you provide, the easier it will be for us to make a decision about your application.
Examples
Evidence to show us you’re in a genuine and stable relationship can include:
- marriage or civil union certificates
- birth certificates for any children you share
- pl. contact the best immigration consultant for a complete checklist
Time spent living apart
If you and your partner have spent time living apart, you should provide information about your separation, including:
