When you go to New Zealand, you have a visa. It is said that you will be asked questions when you enter the country. If you don't answer well, you will be refused entry as "immigrant tendency". Do you

When you go to New Zealand, you have a visa. It is said that you will be asked questions when you enter the country. If you don't answer well, you will be refused entry as "immigrant tendency". Do you have any information, please tell me. Hello, landlord.

This is a normal visa scope.

When you apply for a visa, if you are asked whether you have any friends in New Zealand, family members, whether you want to take them in New Zealand or whether you want to work in New Zealand, you'd better answer no, otherwise you may refuse the visa because you are inclined to emigrate!

When you enter the country, you will be asked what you are doing here. For tourists, you will say that you are traveling, and you will return to China after a few days. It is within the scope of where you are going to play. Those who study, just say that school to study, it will be fine!

I hope my answer can help you!