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Facts about New-zealand

New Zealand is a sovereign island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. The country geographically comprises two main landmasses—the North Island, and the South Island —and around 600 smaller islands. It has a total land area of 268,000 square kilometers.

Basic Travel Requirements for Indians visiting New-zealand

International passport valid for at least six months beyond your intended arrival date in New Zealand.
Visa application form which has been correctly filled and signed by the applicant.
Two recent (35mm x 45mm) passport-sized photographs.
Proof of accommodation.
Proof of financial support.
Copy of return flight ticket.
Medical insurance covering the entire duration of stay in New Zealand.
Proof of civil status.
Copy of travel itinerary.
Visa fees.

Types of New-zealand Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Visitor Visa	10 working days	90 days
Student Visa	25 days	Duration of study

Places in Visas of New Zealand Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Visitor Visa		170.00 (NZD)
Student Visa		280.00 (NZD)

FAQs about Places in Visas of New Zealand

What is New Zealand famous for ?

New Zealand is filled with islands that are sparsely populated and known to be one of Earth's bioregions inhabited by flightless birds seen nowhere else. These birds include the nocturnal, burrowing parrot called the kakapo and kiwi.

What is the official language spoken in New Zealand ?

New Zealand has three official languages which are English, Maori and New Zealand sign language. English is spoken by literally everyone in the country and is officially written with the commonwealth(British) spelling.

What can I do in New Zealands ?

On a trip to the country, there are lots of activities a visitor can engage in. These activities range from nature tours to diving, bird watching, canoeing, fly by wire, heli-hiking, hot-air ballooning, visiting museums, sky and scuba diving. You can also try out meals that you have not tasted before.

Are locals of New Zealand religious ?

New Zealand is a country that allows freedom of religious expression. The country has religious and non-religious people in varying percentages with the highest percentage being people belonging to no religion. The percentages are as follows: None 43%, Anglican 17%, Roman Catholic 14%, Presbyterian 11%, Methodist 3%, Pentecostal 1.7%, Baptist 1.3%, other Christian 9%, other 3%.

2 Visas of New Zealand found

Visitor Visa from India to New Zealand

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New Delhi

New Zealand issues a visitor visa to individuals who want to travel to New Zealand for tourism, sight-seeing and other recreational purposes. It also allows the holder to attend festivals, cultural exhibitions and visit friends and relatives. This visa however does not grant its holder the permission to work while in the country. Applicants are required to sort out their accommodation before travelling to the country. The visa fee for Indians 170 NZ$ for hard copy applications and 151NZ$ for online applications. On arrival in New Zealand, you have to declare all risk items. Risk items include food, plants, wooden products, soil, water, outdoor equipment and animal products. Employed applicants are to submit a letter from their employer stating that the employer is aware of their trip and has granted the individual an official leave. It is necessary to have sufficient funds for your trip. A bank statement or salary slip would be required as proof that you can cater for your trip expenses. Overstaying your visa is an offense.

Student Visa from India to New Zealand

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New Delhi

The New Zealand student visa allows students who have applied to a school in New Zealand to study in the country. The individual must have received an admission confirmation from their school of their choice in New Zealand. This visa is usually valid for the duration of the study and costs 280 NZ$ for hard copy application and 252 NZ$ for online application. You must have enough money to sort out your study bills for the duration of your study. Documents of previous degrees earned, transcripts and results should be submitted. A cover letter introducing yourself and reasons for wanting to study in New Zealand should also be included. If your school is not providing accommodation for you then you have to show proof of your accommodation reservation in New Zealand. You might be required to undergo medical tests to ensure that you are free from any contagious disease. Minors have to submit their birth certificate and a notarized letter of authorization to travel from their parents or legal guardian. During your stay in New Zealand, it is necessary to abide by all the rules and regulation of the country.

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B1 (Business) visa.

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B2 (Tourist) visa.

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F-1 (Academic and Language Students)

F-1 (Student Visa)

Folk High Schools

General Student Visa (Tier 4)

General Work Visa (Tier 2)

Government Authorized Exchange Visa (Tier 5)

Guest Researcher

H-1 (Temporary Workers Visa)

H-2A (Temporary Workers - Seasonal Agricultural)

H-2A (Visa for Agricultural Workers)

H-2B (Temporary Workers - non-Agricultural)

H-3 (Special Education Visitors Visa)

Herdsman and Farm Manager

Higher Education Programmes

I (Media and Journalist Visa)

Intra-Company Transfer

Intra-company Transfer (Tier 2) Visa

Intra-Company Transfer Visa (Tier 2)

Investor/Business Manager Visa

Invitation

J (Exchange Visitor)

J-1 (Exchange Visitor Visa)

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Journalist visa

L (Intra-Company Transfers)

L-1 (Intracompany Transfers Visa)

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