The New Zealand Immigration Service Beijing Visa Center is responsible for Chinese mainland New Zealand visa applications from residents of Beijing, Henan, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shandong, Tibet, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang and other provinces and autonomous regions directly under the Central Government.

Starting September 2, 2020, the New Zealand Immigration Service Beijing Visa Application Center was relocated to a new office address.

New Zealand Visa Application Centre。
Room 211-212, 2/F, NO.1 Building, (Hilong Building South Gate)
Courtyard 13, Worker's Stadium North Road。
Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100027。
People's Republic of China。

Room 211-212 on the 2nd floor of The 1st Floor (South Gate of Hailong Petroleum Center) of the Workers' Stadium of Chaoyang District, Beijing

Immigration New Zealand's Beijing Visa Centre contact number is s86-20-2910-6152

The e-mail address of the New Zealand Immigration Service Beijing Visa [email protected]

Open from Monday to Friday (excluding holidays), it is open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 15:00 p.m., including passport and application documents for collection and submission. view all

New Zealand's work visa is open to highly skilled workers, graduates and specific categories of staff, and as a Christian country, New Zealand also accepts work visa applications from clergy religious faculty members, who can legally come to New Zealand to work. In addition, New Zealand is a multicultural and multi-ethnic immigrant country, religious teaching is not limited to Christianity, other religions can also apply.

Work visa for religious faculty, officially named Religious Worker Work Visa. If you wish to apply for a new Zealand religious faculty work visa from China, Hong Kong and Macau, you first need to find a religious organization in New Zealand that can guarantee the visa, and if the organization can continue to guarantee the applicant's second work visa, the applicant has a good chance of obtaining a New Zealand residence visa Resident Visa after three years.

What materials do I need to prepare to apply for a work visa for a religious faculty in New Zealand?

Work visa application form INZ1015
If you are a resident of Hong Kong and Macau, complete the supplementary form INZ1220
Application fee NZ$495 (online application)
Original passport or certified (notarization) piece
Passport photo two (recent)
Chinese mainland citizens, provide a copy (copy) of the identity card, as well as the applicant's account book
Hong Kong and Macao residents, provide a copy of the identity card
More than two years of training or proof of work related to the religious field to be performed in New Zealand
A complete religious staff guarantee form INZ1190 is completed by a religious organization registered as a non-profit charity for the purpose of promoting religion
Evidence presented by the guarantor indicates that the institution has the financial capacity to meet the guarantee requirements
A certificate issued by a guarantee institution to explain the reasons why the applicant needs to perform religious teaching, including the size of the guarantee institution's personnel
An employment agreement during the warranty period, or, if the applicant is not employed by the guarantee institution, a description of the work to be performed by the applicant during the validity period of the work visa
If you have stayed in New Zealand for 24 months or more, you will need to provide proof of non-criminal offence
General Medical Certificate INZ1007 (to be performed at designated hospital)
Chest X-ray medical examination proves INZ1096
The application process is simple, after registering for a RealMe account, log on to immigration New Zealand's official website and fill in, upload information, pay, and leave contact details to submit your application. Typically, the review and approval time is about 3-4 months. view all

New Zealand's reunification immigration policy is tightening, children who have been granted New Zealand resident status, one of the single guaranteed parents, need to pay more than NZ$100,000 a year just "pass", and if the guaranteed parents, the annual income of more than NZ$160,000, a relatively small number of people to meet this standard, and even if approved parents from the beginning of the application to obtain RV will take at least four years, and the time to obtain PRV is "far away" (special policy).

Economic development has been a top priority for successive New Zealand governments, attracting high net worth individuals to New Zealand, and Immigration New Zealand is launching a "high threshold" immigration program whose main purpose is to "bring new immigrants to New Zealand!" "。 Among them, a parental retirement immigrant visa is a visa that allows high net worth parents looking to be reunited with their adult children to quickly obtain the right to settle in New Zealand, whose official English name is Parent Retirement Resident Visa.

A parent's retirement immigrant visa is not so much a "reunion immigrant" as an "investment immigrant". Because it takes many years for reuniting migrants to succeed, new Zealand now has a large number of people waiting to reunite migrants, slowly in line. While parental retired immigrants appear to be reunited with their adult children, they still need their parents to have strong financial strength to support them, so the way to deal with the "rich" New Zealand Immigration Service is to handle them quickly;

In a simple sentence, if there is a legitimate source of income can prove the investment of NZ$1 million, plus NZ$500,000 home fee, do not need EOI, do not need to test English, do not need the child's income certificate guarantee, only the child has the right of abode in New Zealand, can let the parents come over. And investments are safe, and there is no emphasis on high-risk investments to be effective.

Basic conditions for new Zealand parents to apply for a retirement immigrant visa
Adult children hold permanent residency in New Zealand or have obtained a New Zealand citizen (New Zealand passport) and the applicant has no other minor children
Applicants have an annual income of more than NZ$60,000 (NZ$60,000) and must have a proven annual income
Applicants invest $1 million in compliance projects in New Zealand through banking channels for 4 years (buying a home does not count as an investment)
In addition to the $1 million investment, applicants will need to pay more than NZ$500,000 for their home
After the application has been approved in principle, the investment funds must be in place within 3 months, and the investment fund must be transferred from the bank channels and the source is legal
In addition to the above, there are some basic conditions for immigrating to New Zealand:

The applicant wishes to reside in New Zealand for a long time
Applicants are in good health and will not be burdened by new Zealand's public health system
The applicant has no criminal record of good character
Applicants are required to purchase health and travel insurance during their stay in New Zealand before obtaining a permanent residence visa
New Zealand parents retired immigrant visa processing time
Upon submission of the application, it will be "approved" by Immigration New Zealand in principle within a short period of time
Upon approval, submit the material within the specified time, transfer the funds to New Zealand and start investing (usually within 3 months)
The Immigration Department accepts the required materials and formally begins processing them (usually 3-6 months)
Immigration approval to obtain the right of abode (note, not permanent residency)
Enter New Zealand, activate your visa, or choose to "sit in immigration supervision"
During the first two years of the four-year period, applicants can travel between their country of origin and New Zealand, and it is no problem where they live longer
For the second two years of four years of immigration supervision, the conditions for residence in New Zealand as set out by the Immigration Department must be met before a permanent return visa can be changed
Immigration New Zealand's official application process and requirements for this visa, as well as online applications, please click here https://www.immigration.govt.n ... -visa view all

Typically, a complete sequence of technical migrations is: EOI -> DS -> ITA -> SC -> SPC -> AIP -> Residence -> Permanet Residence->Citizen

1、EOI。

Expression of Interest is an assessment form that the applicant completes on its own terms and submits to the EOI Pool of the Immigration Service, which, of course, does not process any EOI of the applicant if the form is submitted only but is not paid as requested by the Immigration Department. There are two ways to submit an EOI form: paper-based EOI mail immigration, which costs $560NZD, and online submission of an EOI form through the immigration website, which costs $440NZD. Fill in online at https://www.immigration.govt.nz/secure/.htm

2、DS。

DS, when EOI is selected, is in the DS state. Every two weeks, the USCIS draws EOI from applicants from around the world according to the criteria set in the candidate pool (EOI Pool), and then arranges the EOI Officer of the relevant Lynch Office to evaluate and conduct the relevant survey according to the applicant's geographical location, mainly to investigate the authenticity of the applicant's relevant information, etc., if EOIOfficer, after judging that the applicant is eligible to submit his immigration application, will send an invitation letter to THEA (Invitation to Apply) to the applicant, and the applicant's status will be updated.

3、ITA。

ItA (Invitation to Apply), the applicant, upon receipt of THEA (perhaps via email or post), collects as complete as possible the formal immigration application form and related materials as required by ITA. The required materials are based on personal circumstances.

In general, the materials involved in skilled migration are:

(1) No proof of criminal record: all countries that have been for more than 12 months have no criminal record to be submitted, can go to the applicant's hukou police station and overseas national institutions;

(2) Birth certificate: can be processed at the police station where the applicant's hukou is located;

(3) Proof of work experience: employment contract, salary strip, work reference, annual income certificate, etc.

(4) Certificate of Education: If it is listed on the immigration website free of NZQA certification directly recognized academic qualifications can be submitted directly, otherwise you need to submit to the NZQA institutions for certification, and then submit a certification report to the Immigration Department.

Materials that need to be submitted to NZQA for academic certification include:

(a) Education, degree certificate;

(b) Original transcripts: if not in English, they need to be translated and submitted by a third-party translation agency;

(c) Certificates related to vocational skills (CCIE, MCSE, OCP);

(d) Certificates of training institutions;

(5) Medical and X-Ray Report: You need to go to an immigration certified member of Parliament or the relevant agency to have a medical examination, after the medical examination is completed, the report is sealed, the applicant can not open, if the applicant with Partner, Partner also needs to submit these reports;

(6) English ability: applicants are required to submit IELTS 6.5 results or other relevant materials to prove English ability, in general, if you obtain a diploma or more than Level 7 do not need to provide IELTS results, Level 7 or less work for one year can not provide IELTS results, but the visa officer still reserves the right to require IELTS results;

(7) Application fee: can be paid by Bank Draft or by providing Credit Card information;

(8) Proof of the relationship between the main applicant and the deputy applicant: provide materials to prove that the two have a stable relationship for at least 12 months, supporting materials from a joint account, family support letter, joint deposit, daily living expenses invoices, life photos and a series of materials that can prove the stable relationship between the two parties, married but also to submit a marriage certificate if the certificate is not in English, please translate first, notarization after submission;

4、AR。

AR (Application Received), where the Immigration Department receives the application form and related materials submitted by the applicant, and after deducting the application fee ($1550NZD in New Zealand, overseas applications depend on each branch office), the status of itA becomes AR.

5、SC。

Security Check, a New Zealand immigration agency commissioned to investigate an applicant's background, primarily to see if the applicant's background would endanger national security or whether he had a criminal history, among other things.

6、SPC。

SPC (Second Person Check), which typically includes Case Officer's Manager or a colleague doing routine reviews, etc.

7、AIP。

Approved In Principle, as the name suggests, is that the Immigration Department has approved the applicant's case in principle. Applicants will receive a letter requesting a passport and a $310 NZD from Migrant Levy Fee.

8、Residece。

The right of abode, which is not what we call a green card, is valid for 2 years;

9、Permanent Residence。

Commonly known as a green card, permanent return visa, New Zealand is currently the world's last country with a permanent return visa, there used to be an Australia, but in early 2007 canceled; Of course, there are other ways to get PR, and since it's not a very common method, this is not much to say, as detailed on the official website of Immigration New Zealand.

10、CS。

CS (Citizenship) means nationality, and a person who wants to apply for New Zealand citizenship needs to stay in New Zealand for at least 240 days per year for five consecutive years after obtaining PR, and a total of 1350 days for five years, meeting the above conditions to meet the basic conditions for applying for New Zealand citizenship. In addition, to apply for New Zealand citizenship, you need to be separated from Chinese nationality. view all

Immigration New Zealand has officially announced that it will introduce a new system of work visas in mid-2021, involving three reviews by immigration, employees and employers, replacing the current six temporary work visas. One of the biggest changes is that the new work visa application process will be led by an employer, who will have to go through three vetting processes if they wish to recruit a work visa holder who requires an employer's guarantee:
 


Applying to Immigration New Zealand for Employer Certification (employers are required to apply to Immigration New Zealand and pay the application fee) the employer check - approval in principle AIP
Job reviews are the original local market tests;

Work visa applicants, i.e. prospective employees, apply for a New Zealand work visa the migrant work check
All work visa applications will be approved after the approval of the three procedures mentioned above, involving three parties and three different vetting procedures, which greatly increases the cost and difficulty of hiring non-New Zealand natives.

When the new work visa policy comes into effect, the following six employer-guaranteed work visas will be replaced by a uniform temporary work visa (the common feature of these six replaced work visas is that all visas require an employer guarantee and can only work for the employer who guarantees them):

Essential Skills Work Visa Basic Skills Sign
Essential Skills Work Visa - Approved in principle Employer License for Overseas Employee Skills
Talent (Accredited Employer) Work Visa Merit Visa (Guaranteed by Trusted Employer)
Long Term Skill Shortage List Work Visa has long been short of skills
Silver Fern Job Search Visa Silver Visa (actually cancelled in 2019)
Silver Fern Practical Experience Visa Silver II Visa (which is almost gone)

After the implementation of the new temporary work visa policy, the open type of work visa will not be affected and will be implemented in accordance with the current policy (unaffected temporary work visa):

Seasonal workmarks Ford Seasonal Employer Limited Visa
Working holiday visa Working holiday schemes
Graduate Open Work Sign Post study Work Visa
Crew work visa Fishing Crew Work Visa
Religious worker work visa Religious Worker Work Visa
Special Purpose Work Visa Specific Purpose Work Visa
Spouse work visas, including spouse work visa Partnership guaranteed by work visa holders, New Zealanders, and student visa holders
Work visas issued for international or humanitarian reasons, such as family members of diplomats, consular and civil servants, and International or Humanitarian Reasons, a refugee or status claimer
The new work visa policy, due to be implemented in mid-2021, also includes other local adjustments, such as temporary work sign holders who earn less than the median wage in the same market position and must leave the country for at least one year after three years of service in New Zealand to have the opportunity to apply for a new visa. The new temporary work visa still records employer information, job and location as a necessary visa condition. If any of these changes are required, the visa holder will still need to apply for a change of visa conditions or a new visa view all