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Temporary entry INZ Operational Manual ii if the employer applies for residence in New Zealand, both parties accept and understand that any approval of the application would not include their domestic staff. WI6 Special work visas for refugee or protection status claimants WI6.1 Who is eligible for a special work visa See previous instructions WI6.1 Effective 29/11/2010 Effective 29/11/2010 a. Refugee or protection status claimants who show a need to work in order to support themselves, may be granted a special work visa while they await a decision on their refugee or protection status claim. b. Claimants must show evidence of the need to work, which may take the form of a bank statement confirming that the claimant has insufficient funds to survive. c. Claimants must hold a current temporary entry class visa at the time they apply for a special work visa. WI6.5 Who is not normally eligible for a special work visa See previous instructions WI6.5 Effective 29/11/2010 Effective 26/03/2012 a. Claimants who are sponsored for a particular period or who arrived in New Zealand with sufficient funds for a particular period, are unlikely to be granted a special work visa for that period. b. Persons not eligible for a work visa under this provision may apply under the provision for work visas in WK2.5, but must meet all the requirements, including payment of the appropriate fee. WI6.10 Making an application Effective 26/03/2012 a. Applications must be made in the prescribed manner (see E4.45.1); but an appropriately delegated immigration officer may waive: i the application fee; and ii the requirement to produce evidence of funds or sponsorship; and iii the requirement to produce evidence of travel tickets or onward travel arrangements; and iv the requirement to produce a job offer. b. Any work visas granted under this provision may be endorsed with conditions that allow work for any employer. WI7 Special work visas for victims of domestic violence WI7.1 Who is eligible for a special work visa People in New Zealand: Effective 29/11/2010
INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry a. who are, or have been in a partnership (see F2.5b) with a New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder; and b. had intended to seek residence in New Zealand on the basis of that partnership; and c. that partnership has ended due to domestic violence by the New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder or someone with whom the applicant is living in a domestic relationship; and d. who show a need to work in order to support themselves; may be granted work visas valid for 6 months. This may be extended to nine months if the applicant applies for residence. Note: For the purpose of these instructions, 'domestic relationship' has the meaning set out in section 4 of the Domestic Violence Act 1995. WI7.5 Evidence of domestic violence Evidence of domestic violence means: Effective 29/11/2010 a. a final Protection Order against the New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder partner or someone with whom the applicant is living in a domestic relationship under the Domestic Violence Act 1995; or b. a relevant New Zealand conviction of the New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder partner, or someone with whom the applicant is living in a domestic relationship of a domestic violence offence against the principal applicant or a dependent child of the principal applicant; or c. a complaint of domestic violence against the New Zealand citizen or residence class visa holder partner, or someone with whom the applicant is living in a domestic relationship investigated by the New Zealand Police where the New Zealand Police are satisfied that such domestic violence has occurred; or d. a statutory declaration from the applicant stating that domestic violence has occurred and two statutory declarations completed by persons competent to make statutory declarations that domestic violence has occurred (see WI7.10). Note: For the purpose of these instructions, 'domestic violence' has the meaning set out in section 3 of the Domestic Violence Act 1995. Effective 29/11/2010 WI7.10 Persons competent to make a statutory declaration that domestic violence has occurred a. Statutory declarations from the following persons stating that they are satisfied that domestic violence has occurred are acceptable as evidence of domestic violence: i social workers who are: � registered with the Social Workers Registration Board; or � full members of the Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers; or � employed in the public service under the State Sector Act 1988; ii doctors registered with the New Zealand Medical Council; iii nurses registered with the Nursing Council of New Zealand;
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