New Zealand Family Visa

You can include your family while you travel to New Zealand. Depending upon the purpose of your visit, there are many good visa options available that allow you to bring your family along. New Zealand family visas would suffice the need of almost every kind of traveler. Depending upon the primary applicant or your visa category, you may or may not be allowed to include your partner or dependent children on the visa. In case they need to accompany you and are not included in your visa, applying for a family visa is the only option left. Immigration New Zealand has a range of visas that help partners, dependent children, and even parents of New Zealand visa holders to join them here in the country.

Who Can Apply?

The Family Reunification Visa is open to spouses, dependent children, parents, and other eligible family members. Our experts provide guidance on the specific requirements for each category, ensuring a customized approach.

The Family Visa category allows the immigrant’s partner/spouse and dependent children up to the age of 24, to obtain permanent resident status in New Zealand. Less dependent family members will require sponsors who have held permanent residency in New Zealand for a minimum of three years. Applicants may require an offer of employment as well.

• Assessment of client’s education (academic and professional), professional skills/ training and experience for Permanent Residency in the country of immigration and advise the client about the immigration laws prevalent at that time.
• Assisting the client in preparation of case for immigration. Reviewing and identify for submission of all the required documents and supporting evidence.
• Submitting the complete case with supporting documentation and evidence along with the WWICS Submission Report to the processing Visa Office.
• Assisting the client in the preparation for the interview at Visa Processing Post through various counseling sessions, both at the branch level and the Head Office level.
• Multi-stage counseling of the client when they receive File #, Interview, Medical, Landing Papers and on other immigration matters, when required.
• Keeping in touch with the Visa Office and handling all visa correspondence with the Visa Office, pertaining to the client’s case.
• Monitoring the client’s case throughout the processing, so as to ensure the issuance of visa in timely fashion.
• Affecting all additional, written and/or verbal representations to the Processing Visa Office and related authorities and other agencies, as deemed necessary by the company.
• Faithfully advising the client about the mandatory requirements by the Visa Office with respect to the client’s case.
• Adopting ways to save time and finances by taking per-emptive measures for possible problem areas.
• Assisting clients in assessment/evaluation of their qualification from the professional bodies and/or educational institutions in the country of immigration.