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The New Zealand visa processing is different from Australian visa processing. New Zealand has developed it�s own unique immigration process to meet their countries needs.
There are basically three branches within the visa processing � economic (which includes temporary and permanent visas). Within these streams there are visas for individuals with sought after skills and employment background and, for individuals who already have a successful business background, business owner and investor visas.
The second stream is visa the Family visa stream � those individuals with family already established in New Zealand and who are in or about to commence permanent relationships and be resident in New Zealand.
The last stream is the temporary visa stream � for short term visitors and students.
There is a last category � refugee stream. Noel Hewitt is unable to accommodate applicants in this category.
New Zealand applicants may in certain situations be able to move from the temporary visa status to permanent residency and possibly New Zealand citizenship.
Why should you consider New Zealand: If you have never been to New Zealand; you are missing out on visiting one of the most beautiful, tolerant and affordable countries in the world. For those wishing to commence a new life, you will not do better than New Zealand. With a population of a little over 4 million, every person is a valuable asset and the government treats everyone as a valuable resource. But please note: New Zealand does not have an open door immigration policy. You must meet the countries needs. If you do not meet their criteria, you may not have your visa application approved, and should you get into the country, you may be liable for deportation.
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Check out this web site. Please note:
Noel Hewitt Associates LLC is no longer processing New Zealand visas. The web site for New Zealand will still be maintained as a 'general information' site. Conditions and visas change on a regular basis. The information on this web site should only be used as a general guide. You should contact a New Zealand immigration specialist in order to clarify your status.
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