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INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry
c. Before granting a visitor visa, immigration officers must be satisfied that the applicant's
partner or parent:
i holds a military visa; or
ii is eligible to be granted a military visa; or
iii is deemed to be granted a military visa.
V3.125.1 Partners of military visa holders
a. Partners of military visa holders must prove to the satisfaction of an immigration officer
that:
i they are living together with their partner in a genuine and stable partnership at the
time their application is made; and
ii they comply with the minimum requirements for recognition of partnerships (see
E4.1.10 and F2.15); and
iii their partner supports the application.
b. Evidence of the applicant’s relationship to the military visa holder must be provided in the
following forms:
i evidence of their relationship with their partner; and
ii evidence that demonstrates they are living together with that partner in a genuine and
stable partnership at the time their application is made. (F2.20 sets out the types of
evidence that are required).
Effective 30/04/2011
V3.130 Visiting academics
See previous instructions V3.130 Effective 04/04/2011
See also Immigration Act 2009, s 4
See also Immigration (Visa, Entry Permission, and Related Matters) Regulations 2010 Schedule
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a. Visiting academics from countries whose nationals are people to whom a visa waiver
applies (see E2.1), may be granted a three-month visitor visa and entry permission on
arrival in New Zealand.
b. Visiting academics from countries whose nationals are required to hold a visitor visa to
travel to New Zealand must apply for a visitor visa before travelling to New Zealand.
c. Visiting academics must apply for a work visa prior to travelling to New Zealand if they
wish to:
i stay in New Zealand for longer than three months; or
ii make multiple visits with a total duration of more than three months in any calendar
year; or
iii undertake any activity that would be fall within the definition of work and is not listed
at (f) below.
d. Applicants must provide a letter of invitation from the Tertiary Education Institute or
Institutes where they plan to undertake academic work, confirming:
i the name of the applicant; and
ii that the applicant is a person specified at (e) below; and
iii the activity or activities the applicant will undertake while in New Zealand; and