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What is the case of New Zealand pr refusing to sign and repatriate?

1. A China applicant was refused a visa because he provided false information when applying for PR. The applicant provided false work experience and academic information at the time of application, and refused the visa after being discovered by the New Zealand Immigration Bureau.

2. An Indian applicant was refused a visa because he failed to provide sufficient proof of funds when applying for PR. The applicant failed to provide sufficient proof of funds at the time of application and could not prove that he had enough financial resources to live in New Zealand, so he was refused a visa.

3. An applicant from China was refused a visa because he failed the health examination when applying for PR. The applicant failed to pass the health examination of Immigration New Zealand at the time of application, and was considered to have health problems, so the visa was refused.

4. An Indian applicant was deported for violating New Zealand immigration law after applying for PR. The applicant violated New Zealand immigration law after applying for PR and was found to have been repatriated.