New Zealand tourist visa was rejected and I want to sign it again.

1. First of all, you need to confirm the reason for refusing the visa; The main basis is the refusal letter from the Immigration Bureau, which will indicate the reasons. Usually, in your case, the main reasons for refusing a visa are suspicion that going to a new destination is untrue (geniune purpose) and the possibility of staying (possibility of overstaying);

2, the second application, must provide new evidence, new materials (fresh evidence), and is strong; Without new evidence and new materials, just changing the purpose of going to a new place will not play much role in the application.

3. As long as you have dealt with Immigration New Zealand once, Immigration New Zealand will assign you a customer number (the customer number is on the second line of the visa paper. Of course, you can't see it without a visa now. No matter how many times you have dealt with them in the future, this number will never change, and every time they enter this number in the internal system, all your records will come out. (This number is different from the application number of each application. The application number will change every time. )

4. When applying for the second time, the Immigration Bureau usually needs two visa officers to sign for confirmation at the same time, because it needs to overturn the previous conclusion. So be extra cautious;

5. If you apply after refusing the visa, the trial time will be longer than usual; Basically, they will conduct telephone surveys.

In short, after being rejected, it will be very troublesome to reapply for the second time, and simply changing the new purpose of the itinerary will not play much role. It is necessary to provide strong new evidence or take strong new measures.

Good luck!

In the name of God, amen!