New Zealand travel, student and work visas are rejected, how do I apply for review?
If an applicant's application for a temporary visa such as a New Zealand student visa, work visa or tourist visa is refused by Immigration New Zealand, it may be for a variety of reasons, perhaps because the applicant has materials that are not qualified, where it is not perfect, perhaps because the applicant's conditions are not up to standard, or if the immigration officer's a more subjective determination of "rejection" (the immigration officer has this power); Ask the Immigration Department to re-apply your application.
First, you must meet the following criteria to be able to request a review of your temporary visa:
At the time of the request for review, the applicant was in New Zealand
At the time of the request for review, the applicant has a valid New Zealand visa (even a transitional visa)
A review must be filed within fourtean days of rejection by the Immigration Department (not a working day, it is a natural two weeks, and remember that the weekend is not open)
Although Immigration New Zealand has a well-established website platform to accept all types of visas online, there is no place for the review of rejected temporary visas to be completed or submitted online.
What applicants need to do is:
A formal, English-language written e-mail is written and signed by a letter requesting an immigration review
The letter includes information about your application being rejected and any additional evidence you can submit
Your passport
Credit card information (for payment, currently NZ$220 once), including number, expiration date, cardholder name, cardholder signature
Send evidence, materials, IDs and review requirements to immigration (do not use flat mail, New Zealand is currently very inefficient and not delivered in a timely manner)
Upon receipt of the letter requesting a review, as well as all your additional material, the Immigration Department will conduct a "retrial" and the Immigration Department will ensure that the immigration officer who has reiterated is not the one who refused your first instance.
If the immigration officer in the second instance believes that the rejection at first instance is wrong, the immigration officer will approve your visa directly on the application you submitted at the first instance, but if the "review" immigration officer still determines that the applicant is not eligible for the visa, the original sentence will still be "maintained". In addition, the review, only one chance, if the review is rejected again, the Immigration Department will not accept your "second review" application.
Retrials are usually faster, but if your visa expires while waiting for review, that is, it expires and the Immigration Department will not automatically extend it for you; But as long as they have a record of your failed review in their system, then as long as you leave within a reasonable time, the Immigration Department will not add a "black record" to you, if you want to come to New Zealand, it is not a big deal to apply for a while.
First, you must meet the following criteria to be able to request a review of your temporary visa:
At the time of the request for review, the applicant was in New Zealand
At the time of the request for review, the applicant has a valid New Zealand visa (even a transitional visa)
A review must be filed within fourtean days of rejection by the Immigration Department (not a working day, it is a natural two weeks, and remember that the weekend is not open)
Although Immigration New Zealand has a well-established website platform to accept all types of visas online, there is no place for the review of rejected temporary visas to be completed or submitted online.
What applicants need to do is:
A formal, English-language written e-mail is written and signed by a letter requesting an immigration review
The letter includes information about your application being rejected and any additional evidence you can submit
Your passport
Credit card information (for payment, currently NZ$220 once), including number, expiration date, cardholder name, cardholder signature
Send evidence, materials, IDs and review requirements to immigration (do not use flat mail, New Zealand is currently very inefficient and not delivered in a timely manner)
Upon receipt of the letter requesting a review, as well as all your additional material, the Immigration Department will conduct a "retrial" and the Immigration Department will ensure that the immigration officer who has reiterated is not the one who refused your first instance.
If the immigration officer in the second instance believes that the rejection at first instance is wrong, the immigration officer will approve your visa directly on the application you submitted at the first instance, but if the "review" immigration officer still determines that the applicant is not eligible for the visa, the original sentence will still be "maintained". In addition, the review, only one chance, if the review is rejected again, the Immigration Department will not accept your "second review" application.
Retrials are usually faster, but if your visa expires while waiting for review, that is, it expires and the Immigration Department will not automatically extend it for you; But as long as they have a record of your failed review in their system, then as long as you leave within a reasonable time, the Immigration Department will not add a "black record" to you, if you want to come to New Zealand, it is not a big deal to apply for a while.
