Can parents accompany their children to school in New Zealand?

This is what I saw on the website of going abroad, but because of your special situation, I suggest you ask the immigration consultant of the institution online. Maybe the case they helped is already like this.

Accompanying visas are divided into parents accompanying their children to study abroad and one spouse accompanying the other. Accompanying parents means that one parent accompanies their children to school in New Zealand, and accompanying spouse means that one spouse is studying in New Zealand with a bachelor's degree or above, and the other spouse can work full-time in New Zealand. For the above two kinds of visas, the visa period of accompanying students is the same as that of accompanying students.

New Zealand's accompanying study policy has always been more advantageous than other countries studying abroad. At present, parents or spouses of domestic students can obtain accompanying study visas under the following circumstances:

1,/kloc-children under the age of 0/8 shall be accompanied by one parent.

2. One of the husband and wife is studying in a shortage of undergraduate courses in New Zealand, or graduate students or any major above.

3. One spouse has a formal job in New Zealand.

4. Accompanying background: In this case, most children go to New Zealand to study in primary or secondary schools, accompanied by one parent. Only one parent can accompany you, and other relatives, including grandparents, can't accompany you.

1。 One of the spouses is studying in New Zealand and lacks a bachelor's degree or a postgraduate degree.

(1) Accompanying background: In this case, one spouse went to New Zealand to study. If one of the spouses is an undergraduate and the major is immigration shortage, then the spouse can apply for a spouse work visa. For details, please refer to the latest list of shortage majors of the Immigration Bureau.

Or one of the spouses is a graduate student, master or doctor, and the spouse can also apply for a spouse work visa. The major is not limited, but the course level must be above Grade 8.

(2) Apply for an accompanying visa to meet the conditions: one spouse goes to New Zealand to study undergraduate or graduate, and the accompanying student must be the spouse of a scholar, and the relationship must be true. Secondly, the guarantee for accompanying students is 200,000-300,000 RMB, and it is best to have a historical deposit.

2。 One of the spouses has a formal job in New Zealand.

(1) Background: This accompanying visa means that one spouse has a formal job in New Zealand and the other spouse is not in New Zealand. So spouses can apply for a spouse work visa.

(2) Meet the requirements for applying for a visa to accompany students: The Immigration Bureau will consider three points for this visa. One is whether the work of people working in New Zealand is true and effective, and the other is whether the spouse relationship is true.