How to apply for a baby passport when immigrating to New Zealand?

More and more people apply to immigrate to New Zealand, and many people will take their babies with them. So how do they apply for passports? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! Welcome to reading.

How to apply for a baby passport

Many parents in China do not choose to change their passports and nationality, because everyone's "roots" are at home. As long as there is New Zealand's PR, New Zealand's "passport is not a passport" really doesn't matter; However, the baby was born in New Zealand and had no choice but to apply for the child's passport at the Ministry of the Interior of New Zealand.

This is the first time to apply for a New Zealand passport for a baby. You can't apply online by yourself. It is best to open the passport application form online, fill it out online, print it out, integrate all necessary supporting materials, and finally submit it.

You need to prepare two recent photos of the same child. Passport photos of New Zealand children can be taken in many places, even yourself, as long as they are clear and bright and meet the shooting standards.

The last page of the application form needs the signature of a "witness", who must be 16 years old and hold a New Zealand passport.

The fee for children to apply for a New Zealand passport is: the standard fee is NZ $865,438+0.7 (65,438+00 working days), the expedited fee is NZ $235 (3 working days), and it costs NZ $592.7 to obtain a first-class passport. Anyway, the more money you spend, the faster.

If you need to mail your passport, the mailing address is in New Zealand, and the postage is free. If it is mailed to Chinese mainland, it will cost NZ $25.

There is a place at the back of the application form to fill in the credit card number. Please fill in a valid credit card number, and the staff of the Ministry of the Interior of New Zealand will directly deduct the fee from the credit card.

Fill in the printed form with two photos and submit it to the reception desk of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of New Zealand. It is best to choose "mail" to accept the processed passport.