New Zealand Embassy in South Africa

• This visa is for applicants who intend to visit New Zealand as a tourist, visit family and friends, or take a short course. 
  
• This visa allows you to visit any place of interest in the country for the duration of stay.
• This visa type allows you to visit relatives and friends whenever you see fit.
• You can include your partner and dependent children aged 19 and under in your visa application.
  
• Applicants are not allowed to take up work with this type of visa.
• With this visa, you can study for up to 3 months.
• You must show proof that you're capable of catering for yourself in New Zealand. This proof is to show you have at least NZ$1,000 per month, or NZ$400 per month if you’ve already paid for your accommodation.
• If you are sponsored, your sponsor must provide evidence that they can look after you in New Zealand. Evidence can include recent bank statements, pay slips, employment agreement, accommodation ownership or payment of rent.
• You're required to provide proof that you have reasons to return home. The proof could be in the form of

                - A letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job if you're employed.

                - Proof that you study at a school in South Africa if you're a student.

                - Proof that you have immediate family members in South Africa (photos, marriage certificates etc)

                - Proof that you own a house or other major assets in South Africa.

• Medical report from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health.
• Minors are required to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The visa is usually processed for about 16 - 28 days.
• The visa type is a multiple entry visa.
• This visa allows a stay of up to 9 months.

• This visa is for applicants who intend to visit New Zealand as a tourist, visit family and friends, or take a short course. 
  
• This visa allows you to visit any place of interest in the country for the duration of stay.
• This visa type allows you to visit relatives and friends whenever you see fit.
• You can include your partner and dependent children aged 19 and under in your visa application.
  
• Applicants are not allowed to take up work with this type of visa.
• With this visa, you can study for up to 3 months.
• You must show proof that you're capable of catering for yourself in New Zealand. This proof is to show you have at least NZ$1,000 per month, or NZ$400 per month if you’ve already paid for your accommodation.
• If you are sponsored, your sponsor must provide evidence that they can look after you in New Zealand. Evidence can include recent bank statements, pay slips, employment agreement, accommodation ownership or payment of rent.
• You're required to provide proof that you have reasons to return home. The proof could be in the form of

                - A letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job if you're employed.

                - Proof that you study at a school in South Africa if you're a student.

                - Proof that you have immediate family members in South Africa (photos, marriage certificates etc)

                - Proof that you own a house or other major assets in South Africa.

• Medical report from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health.
• Minors are required to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The visa is usually processed for about 16 - 28 days.
• The visa type is a multiple entry visa.
• This visa allows a stay of up to 9 months.

• This visa is for applicants who intend to visit New Zealand as a tourist, visit family and friends, or take a short course. 
  
• This visa allows you to visit any place of interest in the country for the duration of stay.
• This visa type allows you to visit relatives and friends whenever you see fit.
• You can include your partner and dependent children aged 19 and under in your visa application.
  
• Applicants are not allowed to take up work with this type of visa.
• With this visa, you can study for up to 3 months.
• You must show proof that you're capable of catering for yourself in New Zealand. This proof is to show you have at least NZ$1,000 per month, or NZ$400 per month if you’ve already paid for your accommodation.
• If you are sponsored, your sponsor must provide evidence that they can look after you in New Zealand. Evidence can include recent bank statements, pay slips, employment agreement, accommodation ownership or payment of rent.
• You're required to provide proof that you have reasons to return home. The proof could be in the form of

                - A letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job if you're employed.

                - Proof that you study at a school in South Africa if you're a student.

                - Proof that you have immediate family members in South Africa (photos, marriage certificates etc)

                - Proof that you own a house or other major assets in South Africa.

• Medical report from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health.
• Minors are required to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The visa is usually processed for about 16 - 28 days.
• The visa type is a multiple entry visa.
• This visa allows a stay of up to 9 months.

• This visa is for applicants who intend to visit New Zealand as a tourist, visit family and friends, or take a short course. 
  
• This visa allows you to visit any place of interest in the country for the duration of stay.
• This visa type allows you to visit relatives and friends whenever you see fit.
• You can include your partner and dependent children aged 19 and under in your visa application.
  
• Applicants are not allowed to take up work with this type of visa.
• With this visa, you can study for up to 3 months.
• You must show proof that you're capable of catering for yourself in New Zealand. This proof is to show you have at least NZ$1,000 per month, or NZ$400 per month if you’ve already paid for your accommodation.
• If you are sponsored, your sponsor must provide evidence that they can look after you in New Zealand. Evidence can include recent bank statements, pay slips, employment agreement, accommodation ownership or payment of rent.
• You're required to provide proof that you have reasons to return home. The proof could be in the form of

                - A letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job if you're employed.

                - Proof that you study at a school in South Africa if you're a student.

                - Proof that you have immediate family members in South Africa (photos, marriage certificates etc)

                - Proof that you own a house or other major assets in South Africa.

• Medical report from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health.
• Minors are required to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The visa is usually processed for about 16 - 28 days.
• The visa type is a multiple entry visa.
• This visa allows a stay of up to 9 months.

• This visa is for applicants who intend to visit New Zealand as a tourist, visit family and friends, or take a short course. 
  
• This visa allows you to visit any place of interest in the country for the duration of stay.
• This visa type allows you to visit relatives and friends whenever you see fit.
• You can include your partner and dependent children aged 19 and under in your visa application.
  
• Applicants are not allowed to take up work with this type of visa.
• With this visa, you can study for up to 3 months.
• You must show proof that you're capable of catering for yourself in New Zealand. This proof is to show you have at least NZ$1,000 per month, or NZ$400 per month if you’ve already paid for your accommodation.
• If you are sponsored, your sponsor must provide evidence that they can look after you in New Zealand. Evidence can include recent bank statements, pay slips, employment agreement, accommodation ownership or payment of rent.
• You're required to provide proof that you have reasons to return home. The proof could be in the form of

                - A letter from your employer stating you plan to return to your job if you're employed.

                - Proof that you study at a school in South Africa if you're a student.

                - Proof that you have immediate family members in South Africa (photos, marriage certificates etc)

                - Proof that you own a house or other major assets in South Africa.

• Medical report from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health.
• Minors are required to provide the original copy of their birth certificate.
• The visa is usually processed for about 16 - 28 days.
• The visa type is a multiple entry visa.
• This visa allows a stay of up to 9 months.

• This visa is for people who intend to take up any form of paid employment in New Zealand.
• The visa type of the specific kind of work you want to do will be issued to you.
• Proof of good health condition will be required of this visa application.
• It is valid for non-citizens of New Zealand who are under 56 years of age.
• You'll be required to present a letter of employment which contains full details of  the job.
• You cannot include anyone else on your application form. If your partner, your children,your parent/legal guardian or anyone else will accompany you to New Zealand, they must apply separately for the type of visa they need.
  
• You should be willing to abide by all the rules of country.
  
• If you are not qualified for the job you have been offered, you will be refused entry to the country.
• Before you can be offered a job, no New Zealander must be available to do the work.
• Applicants of this visa must have a good command of English language.
• The processing time of this type of visa is usually 3 months so you're advised to send in your application 4 months to intended travel date.
• This visa is usually  valid for a stay of up to 3 years. Depending on how valuable your skill is, you can extend for up to 5 years.

• This visa is for people who intend to take up any form of paid employment in New Zealand.
• The visa type of the specific kind of work you want to do will be issued to you.
• Proof of good health condition will be required of this visa application.
• It is valid for non-citizens of New Zealand who are under 56 years of age.
• You'll be required to present a letter of employment which contains full details of  the job.
• You cannot include anyone else on your application form. If your partner, your children,your parent/legal guardian or anyone else will accompany you to New Zealand, they must apply separately for the type of visa they need.
  
• You should be willing to abide by all the rules of country.
  
• If you are not qualified for the job you have been offered, you will be refused entry to the country.
• Before you can be offered a job, no New Zealander must be available to do the work.
• Applicants of this visa must have a good command of English language.
• The processing time of this type of visa is usually 3 months so you're advised to send in your application 4 months to intended travel date.
• This visa is usually  valid for a stay of up to 3 years. Depending on how valuable your skill is, you can extend for up to 5 years.

• This visa is for people who intend to take up any form of paid employment in New Zealand.
• The visa type of the specific kind of work you want to do will be issued to you.
• Proof of good health condition will be required of this visa application.
• It is valid for non-citizens of New Zealand who are under 56 years of age.
• You'll be required to present a letter of employment which contains full details of  the job.
• You cannot include anyone else on your application form. If your partner, your children,your parent/legal guardian or anyone else will accompany you to New Zealand, they must apply separately for the type of visa they need.
  
• You should be willing to abide by all the rules of country.
  
• If you are not qualified for the job you have been offered, you will be refused entry to the country.
• Before you can be offered a job, no New Zealander must be available to do the work.
• Applicants of this visa must have a good command of English language.
• The processing time of this type of visa is usually 3 months so you're advised to send in your application 4 months to intended travel date.
• This visa is usually  valid for a stay of up to 3 years. Depending on how valuable your skill is, you can extend for up to 5 years.

• This visa is for people who intend to take up any form of paid employment in New Zealand.
• The visa type of the specific kind of work you want to do will be issued to you.
• Proof of good health condition will be required of this visa application.
• It is valid for non-citizens of New Zealand who are under 56 years of age.
• You'll be required to present a letter of employment which contains full details of  the job.
• You cannot include anyone else on your application form. If your partner, your children,your parent/legal guardian or anyone else will accompany you to New Zealand, they must apply separately for the type of visa they need.
  
• You should be willing to abide by all the rules of country.
  
• If you are not qualified for the job you have been offered, you will be refused entry to the country.
• Before you can be offered a job, no New Zealander must be available to do the work.
• Applicants of this visa must have a good command of English language.
• The processing time of this type of visa is usually 3 months so you're advised to send in your application 4 months to intended travel date.
• This visa is usually  valid for a stay of up to 3 years. Depending on how valuable your skill is, you can extend for up to 5 years.

• This visa is issued to people who have the intention to study in a New Zealand institution.
• This visa allows multiple entry into New Zealand.
• A letter of admission from the institution with details of the course of study is required for the application of this visa.
• This visa allows the applicant study for as long as the program takes.
• Holders of this visa in New Zealand can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week while studying full-time.
• Document from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health condition.
• Proof of funds is required to show you'll be capable of taking care of your expenses during your stay in New Zealand. In case of scholarships, documents reflecting sponsorship is important for the application process.
• You must be willing to meet all the conditions of your visa.
• You'll be required to show proof of accommodation for the entirety of your stay in New Zealand.
• The visa is usually processed during a period of 29 - 63 days.

• This visa is issued to people who have the intention to study in a New Zealand institution.
• This visa allows multiple entry into New Zealand.
• A letter of admission from the institution with details of the course of study is required for the application of this visa.
• This visa allows the applicant study for as long as the program takes.
• Holders of this visa in New Zealand can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week while studying full-time.
• Document from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health condition.
• Proof of funds is required to show you'll be capable of taking care of your expenses during your stay in New Zealand. In case of scholarships, documents reflecting sponsorship is important for the application process.
• You must be willing to meet all the conditions of your visa.
• You'll be required to show proof of accommodation for the entirety of your stay in New Zealand.
• The visa is usually processed during a period of 29 - 63 days.

• This visa is issued to people who have the intention to study in a New Zealand institution.
• This visa allows multiple entry into New Zealand.
• A letter of admission from the institution with details of the course of study is required for the application of this visa.
• This visa allows the applicant study for as long as the program takes.
• Holders of this visa in New Zealand can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week while studying full-time.
• Document from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health condition.
• Proof of funds is required to show you'll be capable of taking care of your expenses during your stay in New Zealand. In case of scholarships, documents reflecting sponsorship is important for the application process.
• You must be willing to meet all the conditions of your visa.
• You'll be required to show proof of accommodation for the entirety of your stay in New Zealand.
• The visa is usually processed during a period of 29 - 63 days.

• This visa is issued to people who have the intention to study in a New Zealand institution.
• This visa allows multiple entry into New Zealand.
• A letter of admission from the institution with details of the course of study is required for the application of this visa.
• This visa allows the applicant study for as long as the program takes.
• Holders of this visa in New Zealand can work part-time for up to 20 hours per week while studying full-time.
• Document from your doctor in South Africa showing that you are in good health condition.
• Proof of funds is required to show you'll be capable of taking care of your expenses during your stay in New Zealand. In case of scholarships, documents reflecting sponsorship is important for the application process.
• You must be willing to meet all the conditions of your visa.
• You'll be required to show proof of accommodation for the entirety of your stay in New Zealand.
• The visa is usually processed during a period of 29 - 63 days.

• Holders of this visa can stay in a New Zealand airport while they await the flight to their final destination.
• You are not allowed to go on visits or tour the country.
• This visa does not allow you to take up paid employment while in the country.
• The visa and flight ticket for your destination country is required.
• You must have a medical report from your local doctor in South Africa showing you are in good health.
• You must be willing to obey the rules and regulation of the country.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiration of your visa.
• This visa type is valid for only 24 hours.
• It takes 20 days to process.

• Holders of this visa can stay in a New Zealand airport while they await the flight to their final destination.
• You are not allowed to go on visits or tour the country.
• This visa does not allow you to take up paid employment while in the country.
• The visa and flight ticket for your destination country is required.
• You must have a medical report from your local doctor in South Africa showing you are in good health.
• You must be willing to obey the rules and regulation of the country.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiration of your visa.
• This visa type is valid for only 24 hours.
• It takes 20 days to process.

• Holders of this visa can stay in a New Zealand airport while they await the flight to their final destination.
• You are not allowed to go on visits or tour the country.
• This visa does not allow you to take up paid employment while in the country.
• The visa and flight ticket for your destination country is required.
• You must have a medical report from your local doctor in South Africa showing you are in good health.
• You must be willing to obey the rules and regulation of the country.
• You are required to exit the country before the expiration of your visa.
• This visa type is valid for only 24 hours.
• It takes 20 days to process.