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INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry
E4.50.15 Additional requirements
See also Immigration (Visa, Entry Permission, and Related Matters) Regulations 2010, reg 10,
21
Before determining an application made on an approved form or otherwise than on an
approved form, the immigration officer processing the application may do one or more of the
following:
a. require the applicant to be interviewed by an immigration officer;
b. require the applicant to produce further information or evidence (including photographs)
that the officer thinks necessary for him or her to determine the application;
c. require the applicant to undergo a medical examination or another medical examination,
as the case may be;
d. require the applicant to produce travel tickets to a country that the person has right of
entry to or evidence of onward travel arrangements that the officer thinks necessary for
him or her to determine the application;
e. require the applicant to produce evidence of the applicant’s funds for maintenance while in
New Zealand or evidence of the applicant’s sponsorship that the officer thinks necessary
for him or her to determine the application;
f. if not already provided, require the applicant to produce his or her passport or other
certificate of identity.
E4.50.20 Children under the age of 16 travelling alone or with one parent
If a child under the age of 16 years is travelling to New Zealand alone or with one parent only,
officers may request evidence that both the child's parents have consented to the child being
removed from the child's country of residence.
E4.50.25 No acceptance of immigration applications or requests from unlicensed
immigration advisers
See also Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 s 9
a. No immigration application or request put forward on behalf of another person by an
unlicensed immigration adviser may be accepted, unless the immigration adviser is
exempt from the requirement to be licensed under the Immigration Advisers Licensing Act
2007.
b. Where an immigration application or request on behalf of another person is not accepted
because it contravenes E4.50.25 (a) the relevant person or body must notify that person
in writing of that fact, and advise the person as to how the application or request may be
relodged or advanced in an acceptable manner.
E4.50.30 Persons exempt from licensing
See also Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007 ss 11, 12
The following persons are exempt from the requirement to be licensed under the Immigration
Advisers Licensing Act 2007:
a. a person who provides immigration advice in an informal or family context only, where the
advice is not provided systematically or for a fee;
b. a Member of Parliament, or their staff, who provides immigration advice within the scope
of their employment agreement;