Discover the Latest Updates: New Zealand Visa Changes Impact Travel Plans

📣📣 Exciting news for those planning to travel to New Zealand from May to July! Since our country announced a 15-day visa exemption for New Zealand, the Kiwis have responded with open arms ❤️, further relaxing visa application requirements and significantly boosting the approval rate 🆙!

✨ No more bank deposit proof: You no longer need to provide a bank deposit certificate; just ensure your final bank statement balance meets the requirement‼

✅ One set of documents for both Australia and New Zealand: Simplify your application process by using the same set of documents for both countries.

📚 Essential documents for New Zealand:
🍒 Old and new passports (with at least six months validity)
🍒 Electronic photo (white background, 3.5×4.5mm)
🍒 ID card (both sides)
撄 Household registration book
撄 Marriage certificate (if applicable)
撄 Proof of funds (covering travel expenses)
撄 Bank statements (at least six months, showing income)
撄 Itinerary (optional but highly recommended)

👥 Specific documents for different applicants:
💐 Employed individuals: Employment letter + copy of company business license
💐 Retired individuals: Scanned copy of retirement certificate
💐 Students: Leave of absence letter or school attendance certificate
💐 Self-employed: Proof of income and financial status
💐 Unemployed (housewives): Community committee certificate, spouse/children’s employment information

⚠️ Important tips:
🔔 Visa fees for New Zealand have increased by approximately 600 RMB (from 211 NZD to 341 NZD).
🔔 All foreign language documents must be accompanied by certified English translations, stamped by a recognized translation company/agency. Applications without translated documents may be rejected!