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Temporary entry INZ Operational Manual
ii if the applicant is in New Zealand, the visa will allow work and multiple entries to New
Zealand for 12 months.
d. Participants in this scheme must not work for the same employer for a period exceeding
six months.
e. Participants in this scheme may enrol in one or more courses of study or training of up to
six months' duration in total during their visit to New Zealand (see U2.5).
f. Applicants under this scheme must lodge their application in the prescribed manner
(WI2.25.1) using the online application system.
WI2.25.1 Mandatory requirements for applications lodged under the Chile Working
Holiday Scheme
See also Immigration Act 2009 ss 43, 57
See also Immigration (Visa, Entry Permission, and Related Matters) Regulations 2010 reg 12,
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a. Applications made under the Chile Working Holiday Scheme must be made online using
the electronic form provided on the Immigration website
(https://www.immigration.govt.nz/secure).
b. An immigration officer may consider an application where the applicant has supplied the
following information in electronic form:
i his or her name; and
ii his or her date of birth; and
iii the details of his or her passport or other certificate of identity and, if applicable,
confirm that he or she is a citizen of Chile; and
iv details of the type of visa applied for; and
v such information as is required by the electronic form to be tendered in order to
determine whether the relevant visa should be granted.
c. The applicant must also complete their application by:
i acknowledging that the details supplied in support of their application are true and
correct to the best of their knowledge; and
ii agreeing that if their circumstances change before a visa is granted they will notify an
immigration officer of that change in circumstances; and
iii paying the prescribed fee (if any) for the type of visa applied for.
WI2.25.5 Additional requirements for applications under the Chile Working Holiday
Scheme
See also Immigration Act 2009 ss 43, 57
See also Immigration (Visa, Entry Permission, and Related Matters) Regulations 2010 reg 12
Before determining an application the immigration officer processing the application may
require the applicant to do one or more of the following:
a. to be interviewed by an immigration officer;
b. to produce further information or evidence (including photographs) that the officer thinks
necessary for him or her to determine the application;