What should I do if my visa for visiting relatives in New Zealand is rejected? What should I do if my visa for visiting relatives in New Zealand is refused?

There are several situations in which the application for visiting relatives is rejected:

1. Immigration officials have reason to prove that the information on your application form is untrue.

2. The purpose of visiting relatives is not simple, which may not conform to the Australian code of conduct for visiting relatives.

3. Physical health does not meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau.

New Zealand family visit visa processing process:?

Fill in the application form according to the requirements of the consulate and prepare all the materials;

2. All Chinese materials must be translated; ?

3. Go to the consulate to submit the materials on time. The visa officer will ask you to pay the fee after reviewing the materials.

4. Precautions: Keep the mobile phone unblocked. List of materials required for visiting relatives and friends visa in New Zealand: 1. Valid passport. Three recent passport photos. Personal information: copy of ID card and household registration book (if married, provide a copy of marriage certificate) 4. Inviter information: original invitation letter; Valid identification of the inviter?

5. Proof of relationship between the two parties: if you are visiting relatives, you need proof of kinship; If you visit friends, you need letters and photos.

6. Certificate of employment of the company (with the official seal and signature of the person in charge of the company) and 3 pieces of blank stationery (with the official seal and signature of the person in charge)?

7. A copy of the business license of the unit or a copy of the legal person code book shall be stamped with the official seal.

8. Personal assets certificate: a copy of the passbook (more than 50,000 yuan) and the corresponding original deposit certificate. Yuan Heng Business Travel Network is a consulting service company integrating overseas visa, study abroad, business investigation, work visa, labor visa ground connection service, translation service, air ticket hotel service, immigration, etc. Its special purpose is to refuse, re-sign and solve visa problems. To apply for a New Zealand tourist/visiting relatives/friends visa, it is best to apply as soon as possible according to your travel plan. At present, the visa processing time generally takes about 10 working days.

Materials to be prepared for visiting relatives in New Zealand:

1. The foreign inviter shall submit the following materials:

1. Invitation from friends and relatives in New Zealand

Two copies of passports and visa pages of New Zealand relatives and friends.

3. Other certifiable documents, etc.

Two, the domestic applicant shall submit the following materials;

1. Valid passport;

2. Fill in the complete visa application form and supplementary form;

3. Two photos (two-inch color photos with white background);

4. Proof of funds for the expenses required by the applicant during his/her stay in New Zealand;

5. Copy of ID card;

6. Original or photocopy of the household registration book;

7. Letter of employment certificate issued by the work unit (please print it on the stationery of the unit), the applicant's name, position, purpose of visit, contact information of New Zealand inviter, etc.

8. If the applicant is a self-employed person or an enterprise shareholder, the following materials shall be provided: A. Capital verification report B. Description of the company's business scope and number of employees C. Recent tax bill and financial profit and loss report D. Original recent bank statement confirmed by bank seal;

9. Copy of the business license of the work unit (official seal is required);

10, notarial certificate of kinship (English translation required).

1 1, other certifiable documents, etc.

Generally speaking, the visa is refused because you do not meet the requirements of parts 15 and 16 of the 2009 Immigration Law. Specifically, you have been sentenced to imprisonment, deported from other countries, and participated in criminal or terrorist organizations.