Does it matter if the visa to New Zealand is refused for the first time? Does the New Zealand Consulate have a record of refusing visas?

1. If it is a temporary entry visa for New Zealand (including: New Zealand visitor visa, New Zealand student visa, New Zealand work visa, New Zealand restricted purpose visa and New Zealand special temporary entry visa), the reasons for refusal in general are:

A. The real purpose of going to New Zealand means that the purpose stated in your written materials (including relevant application forms) is different from your actual purpose of going to New Zealand, and you are suspected of achieving that purpose through this visa; For example: the application is for traveling, visiting relatives and friends, or business, but I think it is possible to work or work there;

B. The applicant's assets and funds in China are poor, and it is considered that the economic ties in China are not strong enough to bear the expenses incurred during his visit to New Zealand, or although he can bear it temporarily, it will have a serious impact on the overall economic situation of the applicant in China, so he is considered to have the possibility of staying abroad or potential immigration;

C. The applicant's academic ability, especially work experience, has nothing to do with the work to be carried out in New Zealand or has little connection (in the case of a work visa);

D. The applicant's guarantor has a general financial situation and can't bear the relevant expenses during the applicant's study in New Zealand for a long time, which may affect the applicant's study in New Zealand (at the time of student visa), making it impossible for the applicant to achieve the purpose of studying in New Zealand;

E. The applicant's health status does not meet the health requirements of the New Zealand Immigration Service (for example, if the applicant intends to stay in New Zealand for more than six months, if the New Zealand parents have multiple entry visas valid for three years;

F the applicant has committed a criminal offence at home or in other countries, which does not meet the character requirements); Director of Immigration New Zealand;

2. If it is a New Zealand resident visa (that is, green card: residence visa, such as family reunion immigrant visa, investment immigrant visa, entrepreneurial immigrant visa, skilled immigrant visa, etc. ), in general, the reasons for refusal are:

G. Spouse relationship is unreal, unstable and not lasting (for example, in the case of New Zealand spouse immigration);

H the applicant cannot prove the relationship with the sponsor (such as family reunion immigration);

1. The applicant cannot prove the source of funds (such as the age limit for investment immigrants and the requirements for parents' placement);

J. The applicant's education is seriously inconsistent with his work experience, and a score determined by his work experience is seriously affected (skilled migration).

K. Feasibility study of the applicant's entrepreneurship or business plan (such as entrepreneurial migration);

The reasons mentioned in items e and f of item 1 above (all New Zealand residents' visas require physical examination and provide police certificates).

3. Whether it is a New Zealand temporary entry visa or a New Zealand resident visa, some reasons for refusal are:

Meter (abbreviation of meter)) where the applicant provides false information or false materials;

Friendly reminder: If the visa is refused, the New Zealand Immigration Bureau will generally reply to the applicant (printed on the stationery of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau, usually two pages) and inform the applicant of the specific reasons for refusing the visa, some of which will be subject to the reasons stated in the reply.