어머님의 비자 질문이요
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NZ뉴질인의삶
제 어머니께서 이번에 뉴질랜드로 놀러오시는데요, 한 1년정도 머무를실 생각입니다. 근데 문제는 관광비자는 최대 연장 9개월까지 가능하다는것 알고있고 또 문제느 잔고증명까지 해야 한다고 들었습니다 (1개월간 1000불인가 은행에 있어야 한다고 들었습니다)
근데 지금 형평상 최대 9개월 잔고증명 9000불이 저에겐,,, 아직 없기에... 힘드네요
혹시 부모님이 뉴질랜드에 오실때 관광비자외에 다른 비자가 있나요?
혹시 있다면 가르쳐주세요.
참고로 저는 영주권자입니다 (영주권 받은지 3년 지났네요)
근데 지금 형평상 최대 9개월 잔고증명 9000불이 저에겐,,, 아직 없기에... 힘드네요
혹시 부모님이 뉴질랜드에 오실때 관광비자외에 다른 비자가 있나요?
혹시 있다면 가르쳐주세요.
참고로 저는 영주권자입니다 (영주권 받은지 3년 지났네요)
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Multiple entry visitor visa for parents and grandparents of New Zealand citizens/residents
If you have family members in New Zealand and you wish to visit them, you may apply for a visitor visa under normal visitor instructions to allow you to travel to New Zealand, or you may travel to New Zealand visa-free if you are a ‘visa waiver visitor’.
However, if you are the parent or grandparent of a New Zealand citizen or resident you may like to have the flexibility of a multiple entry visa, to allow you to visit your child or grandchild several times over a three-year period. To do this, you may apply for a visitor visa under the parent and grandparent multiple entry visitor visa (see V3.110 in our operational manual).
To be eligible for a visa under these immigration instructions, you must apply from outside New Zealand, and you will need to complete full medicals and meet normal character requirements (you may include your partner in the application but not your children). Your New Zealand sponsor* will need to complete the Sponsorship for Temporary Entry (INZ 1025) PDF and must guarantee to meet the cost of your maintenance, accommodation, repatriation (if necessary) and healthcare costs (if required).
If the application is approved you will be granted a three-year multiple entry visitor visa, authorising stay for a visit of six months from your date of arrival. You will not be able to extend the visa, however you will be able to enter and leave New Zealand during the validity of your visa, as long as you do not remain in New Zealand for more than 18 months during the validity of the visa.
Further applications under these immigration instructions:
A further visa will not normally be granted under these instructions within three years of the date that the most recent visa was granted.
If you have previously been granted a visa under these instructions and your sponsor was not in New Zealand during the period(s) of your visit(s) to New Zealand, or if you exceeded the 18-month maximum stay on your previous visa, you will not normally be eligible for a subsequent multiple entry visitor visa under these instructions.
*Notes:
The sponsor must be your child or grandchild aged 17 years or older, or the New Zealand parent of your child or grandchild.
Evidence of the family relationship(s) must be provided.
The sponsor may sponsor only one person or one family unit (principal applicant and their partner) at one time.
For more information, see our FAQs.
If you have family members in New Zealand and you wish to visit them, you may apply for a visitor visa under normal visitor instructions to allow you to travel to New Zealand, or you may travel to New Zealand visa-free if you are a ‘visa waiver visitor’.
However, if you are the parent or grandparent of a New Zealand citizen or resident you may like to have the flexibility of a multiple entry visa, to allow you to visit your child or grandchild several times over a three-year period. To do this, you may apply for a visitor visa under the parent and grandparent multiple entry visitor visa (see V3.110 in our operational manual).
To be eligible for a visa under these immigration instructions, you must apply from outside New Zealand, and you will need to complete full medicals and meet normal character requirements (you may include your partner in the application but not your children). Your New Zealand sponsor* will need to complete the Sponsorship for Temporary Entry (INZ 1025) PDF and must guarantee to meet the cost of your maintenance, accommodation, repatriation (if necessary) and healthcare costs (if required).
If the application is approved you will be granted a three-year multiple entry visitor visa, authorising stay for a visit of six months from your date of arrival. You will not be able to extend the visa, however you will be able to enter and leave New Zealand during the validity of your visa, as long as you do not remain in New Zealand for more than 18 months during the validity of the visa.
Further applications under these immigration instructions:
A further visa will not normally be granted under these instructions within three years of the date that the most recent visa was granted.
If you have previously been granted a visa under these instructions and your sponsor was not in New Zealand during the period(s) of your visit(s) to New Zealand, or if you exceeded the 18-month maximum stay on your previous visa, you will not normally be eligible for a subsequent multiple entry visitor visa under these instructions.
*Notes:
The sponsor must be your child or grandchild aged 17 years or older, or the New Zealand parent of your child or grandchild.
Evidence of the family relationship(s) must be provided.
The sponsor may sponsor only one person or one family unit (principal applicant and their partner) at one time.
For more information, see our FAQs.