Is it easy to apply for a work visa in New Zealand?

Generally speaking, visas for New Zealand are not difficult. This question depends on the type of visa you need to apply for. New Zealand visas can be divided into visiting visas, student visas, work visas and immigrant visas according to the purpose of the visit.

Before applying, the applicant must have lived in China for more than 2 years. To apply for a tourist visa, you generally need to prepare the following materials:

1. Provide a fax of the original passport or a copy of the passport (if you want to copy the visa record page).

2. Copy of ID card-name, ID number, passport number, whether there is a history of visa refusal in relevant countries (if please provide time), and the place where the passport was issued;

3. visa application form (form DS 160)

The following documents need to be brought to the New Zealand Embassy for an interview (please bring them into the Embassy in a separate file bag):

(1) Personal ID: 1. Personal valid passport: the original passport valid for five years/ten years (valid for more than six months from the expected date of returning to China), two square color bareheaded photos (about 5 1mm * 5 1mm) signed by myself on the back of the passport, and signed with a pencil (three months). The background is white, and electronic photos in JPG format are provided) 3. Temporary residence certificate (such as working outside the passport issuing place) 4. Proof of kinship: copies of all pages of the household registration book (if the husband and wife are not in the same household registration book, copies of all pages of the other household registration book are required), ID card, marriage certificate, family photo, etc. 5. Bachelor's degree or professional diploma. Proof of exit record: (very important) A. Past expired passports have visa records from other countries. Please take this expired and invalid passport with you. B. If you have ever left the country with a business passport, please bring the original passport or a copy of the visa page. C. photos of foreign landmark buildings.